Itinerary
Day 1 Arrive Incheon
Meet Travel Wander Trip Facilitator at Incheon International Airport. Take the train to Unseo. Leave your luggage at the hotel and the rest of the day is free at leisure. Official check in time is 3 PM.
Meal: Dinner
Stay: 4* hotel, Incheon
Day 2 Incheon – Seoul
Get transferred to the starting location of your self-guided cycling adventure.
Set off towards the West Sea Lock Certification Centre, cycling alongside the scenic Hangang River. Here, the excitement builds as you stamp your first location into your Korean (cycling) passport, marking the beginning of an unforgettable journey. From there, continue along the famed Ara Bike Path, a ‘fantastic bicycle route’ that connects Incheon to Seoul. This straight, uninterrupted path feels like a cyclist’s dream, offering a smooth, effortless ride with panoramic views of the cityscape.
As you glide along the river, the scenery unfolds—majestic bridges, towering skyscrapers, and the vibrant splash of yachts on the water create a picture-perfect urban landscape. The ride leads you towards Yeouido Park, a serene escape in the heart of the city. Just before you reach Gangnam district, pause at Sebitseom—an iconic cultural complex of three floating islands, aglow with colorful lights and perched near the Banpo Bridge, home to the mesmerizing rainbow fountain when it is lit up in the evenings. It’s the perfect blend of nature, art, and city charm, offering a peaceful yet awe-inspiring moment before continuing your adventure.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Stay: 4* hotel, Seoul
Cycling Distance: 57 KM approx.
Accumulated Elevation: +384 M / -361 M
Day 3 Seoul – Gyeonggi
Today’s ride takes us to Bukhangang, the North Hangang River, a tributary that flows through both North and South Korea, offering cyclists a unique and historic perspective of the region.
Pedal past Gwangnaru Park, one of the many eco-friendly recreational spots along the Hangang River. This park is naturally shaped by rich silt carried down from the upper river, which over time transformed into reed-filled wetlands—creating a tranquil haven for migratory birds. It’s the perfect blend of nature and peaceful escape.
Our next stop takes us to the quaint and nostalgic Neung Nae Station in Joan-myeon, Namyangju-si. Though the station is no longer in use, it remains a charming piece of Korea’s railway heritage. Today, the station houses a cozy café set inside a vintage train and a bicycle rental shop. From here, we’ll cycle along the old railway tracks, winding through tunnels and crossing iron bridges, offering a scenic and sentimental journey through time as you pedal past relics of the past and the stunning landscapes that surround them.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Stay: pension stay, Gyeonggi (province)
Cycling Distance: 46 KM approx.
Accumulated Elevation: +111 M / -95 M
NOTE: Pensions are Korean-style Bed & Breakfast (B&B) accommodation. Most rooms in pensions are equipped with double beds (1 x Queen-sized bed) instead of twin beds (2 x single beds). If cyclists are not comfortable to share a double bed, request for additional room is encouraged with price supplement.
Day 4 Gyeonggi – Gangwon
Continue cycling along the peaceful Bukhangang, where the tranquil beauty of the countryside unfolds before you. Surrounded by lush mountains, the landscape offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle, making it the perfect setting for a leisurely ride.
Ride along the stunning Uiam Lake, a peaceful body of water nestled between the mountains. The path hugs the shoreline, offering spectacular views of the calm lake, with its crystal-clear water reflecting the surrounding peaks. The journey continues along a scenic boardwalk that stretches above the water, where you can hear the soothing sounds of the rippling lake beneath you. It’s a perfect moment to slow down, take in the fresh air, and appreciate the surrounding natural beauty.
As you cycle further, you’ll approach the MBC Broadcasting Television Station, a landmark that marks the end of today’s ride. It stands as a reminder of Korea’s vibrant media industry. Our accommodation for the night is conveniently located nearby.
Meals: (packed & light) Breakfast, Brunch, Dinner
Stay: 3* / 4* hotel, Gangwon (province)
Cycling Distance: 44 KM approx.
Accumulated Elevation: +174 M / -132 M
Day 5 Legoland Ride. Gangwon – Seoul
A relaxing short ride to the entrance of Legoland. On the return journey, detour to the MulLaeGil Skywalk, where you’ll may a thrilling walk just 12 metres above the serene Uiam Lake. The glass-paved bridge offers breathtaking views, giving you the sensation of floating above the water. It’s a heart-pounding experience that lets you connect with nature from a completely new perspective.
A transfer will bring the group back to Seoul.
After checking in, the remaining time is at leisure. The official check in time is 3 PM.
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch
Stay: 4* hotel
Cycling Distance: 12 KM approx.
Accumulated Elevation: +10 M / -15 M
NOTE: admission fee to MulLaeGil Skywalk is self-expense.
Day 6 Depart Seoul or Extend
The tour concludes after checking out. Official check out time is 11 AM / 12 PM. Proceed for your onward journey.
Meal: Breakfast
Inclusions
~ 4 nights in 3-4* accommodation;
~ 1 night in a pension;
~ 5 breakfasts, 1 Brunch, 3 Lunches and 4 dinners;
~ beverages (non-alcoholic) during lunches and dinners;
~ arrival airport transfer using public transportation – trains;
~ luggage transfer on day 2 to day 5;
~ provision of bicycle (MTB) during cycling days;
~ FREE Korean Cycling passport;
~ FREE Travel Wander cycling jersey;
~ supported by a bilingual (English/Mandarin-Speaking) Travel Wander Trip Facilitator.
Exclusions
~ air/land travel to Seoul Incheon, South Korea;
~ visa and/or K-ETA arrangement, if required;
~ meals not mentioned within the itinerary;
~ admission fee to MulLaeGil Skywalk;
~ provision of cycling helmet;
~ comprehensive personal travel insurance;
~ expenditure on personal effects;
~ anything not specified in the trip inclusion and itinerary.
Price
2026, 1 – 6 November Departure (GUARANTEED)
Twin/Double Occupancy: SGD 2,288 per person
Single Occupancy: SGD 2,828 per person
Pension Stay only
Single Room Supplement: SGD 90 per person
< WBWG Rate Applicable >
2027, 31 October – 5 November Departure
Twin/Double Occupancy: SGD 2,890 per person
Single Occupancy: SGD 3,535 per person
Pension Stay only
Single Room Supplement: SGD 118 per person
< WBWG Rate Applicable >
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Until 31 March 2027, save SGD 100 per person
Until 31 May 2027, save SGD 50 per person
Important Notes
~ A deposit, SGD 300 is required at the time of booking. Deposit paid is non-refundable unless trip is withdrawn or cancelled by Travel Wander.
~ Full or balance payment is 60 days prior to departure.
~ Only book your air ticket to Seoul Incheon, South Korea when you have been informed to do so.
~ Group size: minimum 6 cyclists, maximum 12 cyclists.
~ Should you require a visa/K-ETA to enter South Korea, it is your responsibility to obtain such document before departure. Check your entry requirement and apply for your visa HERE if you require.
~ For cyclists who are travelling alone and have opted for twin-share occupancy, Travel Wander will do our utmost to pair you with another cyclist of the same gender to share the room. If this is not possible, cyclists are required to top up the difference for a single room. Should you choose not to go on this trip, there is no refund of the deposit paid.
~ Every effort is made to ensure the trip and included experiences take place during the ideal time or period of the year, however certain sights are subject to weather conditions and seasonal variations that are not within the control of Travel Wander and the Co-ordinator. Although you may get to see and/or experience, we cannot guarantee the sightings.
~ Provision of meals during the trip showcases local authenticity, cuisine and food culture of the places we are visiting. All food allergies and dietary restrictions must be disclosed to Travel Wander at the time of booking. We will use reasonable efforts to accommodate special requirements or requests but this is not always possible given the nature of the destinations visited and availability of options. We cannot guarantee that dietary needs or restrictions can be accommodated. Travel Wander is not liable for failure to accommodate or fulfil such requests. Meal supplementary charges may be imposed to meet your dietary needs.
~ Ride on over 98% on well-paved dedicated bicycle paths, sometimes on shared pavements and minimal road cycling with light traffic.
~ The rental mountain bike includes a water bottle holder Bicycle rack and pannier bags are NOT provided and NOT available to rent.
~ Helmets are mandatory for cycling in South Korea. All cyclists are strongly recommended to bring their own helmets and wear covered shoes when cycling for their safety.
~ As you prepare for the cycling vacation, we recommend one hour of exercise 2 times per week (this can be hiking, running or walking). At least once a week, you should cycle for at least 30 – 50 KM. Attempt some cycling routes with elevation. Cycle at least on 2 or 3 consecutive days if possible as the trip draws near.
~ Trip grading is an indication of the difficulty of the activities included. Preparation and engaging in regular exercise to maintain good physical condition and active lifestyle prior to the trip will be most beneficial in ensuring you have full enjoyment of the trip. We are glad to discuss your concerns and answer your queries.
~ Our utmost priority is always the safety of the cyclists. Therefore inclusion of the itinerary may be altered due (not limited) to bad weather, local conditions, accommodation book out, the skill levels of the cyclists and/or other unexpected circumstances beyond our control. We reserve the right to make changes necessary and there will be no refund should you decide to discontinue with the trip.
~ Because cycling requires a certain level of cardio and stamina exertion, it is not suitable for cyclists with chronic and/or acute disease. Please consider your physical condition before booking. Cyclists must ensure they are medically and physically able to cycle.
~ If cyclist presents difficulty in completing the ride of the day, we strongly discourage the cyclist from continuing for the day with top priority on the safety of the cyclist and team in mind. The cyclist can fast track to the next accommodation making use of public transportation (where available) or booking private transfer at cyclist’s own expense. There is no refund on this portion of the trip.
~ Cyclist may choose to terminate the ride early during any time of the planned cycling day or make it a rest day, and fast track to the next accommodation by making use of public transportation (where available) or booking private transfer at cyclist’s own expense. Should the cyclist wish to partake in other activities or sightseeing on the rest day, it will be at the cyclist’s own expense. There is no refund on this portion of the trip.
~ There is no refund for uncompleted cycling distances or missed inclusions.
~ Purchasing comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended. See HERE for details.
~ By making a payment to Travel Wander LLP, you (and on behalf of the rest of travelling companions) acknowledge that you have read, understood and agree to Travel Wander’s Booking Conditions and Other Important Information: Cancellation and Amendment, Modes of Payment, Privacy Policy, Indemnity Policy, and Terms & Conditions.
