Cheap flights to South Korea

A captivating combination of buzzing cities and breathtaking natural beauty, South Korea deserves a place on everyone’s travel list. Innovative yet traditional, it’s a fascinating mix of old and new with striking skyscrapers sitting beside thatch-roofed hanoks. Whether you want to discover ancient palaces, enjoy a scenic hike in the countryside, sample the Korean cuisine at a street food market or have some fun at an amusement park, book cheap flights to South Korea today and discover a destination that has something for everyone.

The country is easy to get to, with many airlines offering tickets to South Korea from all over Australia. Destinations that fly to South Korea include Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth.

The country’s biggest airport lies in the capital city of Seoul. A vibrant metropolis with a rich cultural heritage, here you can find everything from grand palaces to luxurious shopping malls, bustling markets, impressive skyscrapers and an abundance of cafes, restaurants and bars.

There’s also Busan, a coastal city with stunning beaches, charming villages, fish markets and beachside temples, along with Jeju City, located on Jeju Island, which is a popular destination known for its volcanic landscapes, beautiful beaches and UNESCO-listed sites.

When you fly to South Korea, there’s plenty to keep you busy. The country is home to a wide range of famous landmarks that showcase its unique history and cultural heritage. The Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul is a majestic royal palace that offers a glimpse into the country's past. In the capital city you can also check out the beautiful Cheonggyecheon Palace, the traditional Bukchon Hanok Village and the impressive N Seoul Tower.

In Busan, you can find the bustling Jagalchi Fish Market, amazing Haeundae Beach and colourful Gamcheon Culture Village and in Jeju, Seongsan Ilchulbong and Hallasan National Park are both a must-visit.

Other popular attractions in South Korea include the ancient city of Gyeongju, known as the ‘Museum Without Walls’, which features UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Bulguksa Temple and the historic Seokguram Grotto. There are also the serene tea fields of Boseong and the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), a border area between North and South Korea, where you can learn more about the country's divided history.