This picturesque city encompasses the 365 islands – 49 are inhabited – of the sprawling Yeosu peninsula on South Korea’s East China Sea coast. Historically critical as headquarters of the Korean navy during the Joseon (Yi) dynasty (1392–1910), Yeosu underwent a dramatic modernization when it hosted the 2012 World Expo and today offers a blend of verdant hills, glistening seas and striking architecture. Yeosu is a renowned foodie haven, with restaurants serving traditional fare like egg cockles, gulgui (grilled oyster) and spicy kimchi made with locally grown mustard leaves.
Currently no land programs are available from this port.
ご登録の上、いち早く特別キャンペーン情報をお受け取りください。そして、世界最高の目的地を巡る、あらゆるラグジュアリーが含まれた思い出に残る旅に期待をふくらませましょう。
