Bldg:  1027
Phone:  DSN 782-5213 or Comm  063-470-5213
Hours:  Daily 0600-2130

Discover Korea with CAC Tours at Falcon Community Activities Center.  CAC Tours offers a variety of trips and tours, giving you a unique opportunity to experience Korean culture, customs, and landmarks.  Tours range from day-trips to weekend getaways, and include the Yellow Sea tour, Pyonsan National Park, Jeonju Zoo and Outback Steakhouse, Everland amusement park, the ever-popular DMZ tour, Lotte World amusement park and shopping center, professional baseball and soccer games, the annual Mud Festival, and much more!  Our tours are reasonably priced for even the smallest budget, so take advantage of your time in this unique, beautiful, and truly engaging country!

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Upcoming Tours:

Lake Chungju & Kosu Cave
Saturday, 12 May, 0700-2000
$35 per person plus W22,000 for admission fees
Lake Chungju is a beautiful, clear, blue lake with South Korea’s largest multi functional dam.  Boating and fishing are available in addition to a cruise on a modern, safety inspected, climate-controlled ship that operates between Hung and Tanyang.
Kosu Cave, National Monument No. 256, is a natural lime stone cave that is 450 million years old, 1.7km long, and has areas where the ceilings are 50m high.  Wear comfortable shoes for exploring.  Trip includes a four-hour drive.
Sign up by Thursday, 10 May, 1700.

Pyonsan National Park, Chikso Waterfall & Neso Temple
Sunday, 13 May, 0800-1800
$25 per person plus W2,500 for admission fees.
See beautiful Chikso Waterfall, which flows from a 22.5-meter high cliff of eroded rock.  Pyonsan Beach is known for its 2 kilometer-long white, sandy beach, fir trees, and mysterious rock formations.
Neso Temple was built 1,300 years ago, and is noted for its natural attractions of azaleas, maple forests, dense stands of majestic pines, and spectacular waterfalls.  Trip includes a 1.5-hour drive.
Sign up by Thursday, 10 May, 1700.

DMZ Tour 
Saturday, 19 May, SOLD OUT
Saturday, 9 & 30 Jun, 0700-2230
$40 per person plus W12,000 for lunch
One of the last relics of the Cold War, the DMZ attracts a great deal of public interest. Korea DMZ tourist sites have been created to quench people’s curiosity on this unique area where tension and peace coincide.  Your tour will include stops at the Joint Security Area (JSA); Freedom Bridge, where thousands of refugees crossed to freedom; Bridge of No Return, where North Korean and Allied POWs were released toward the end of the Korean War; and the Third Tunnel, which was discovered in 1976 as an attempted infiltration by North Korean troops. Trip includes a 4.5-hour drive.
Sign up by 1500 Wednesday prior to trip date.

Everland
Sunday, 20 May, 0700-2000
$35 per person plus W40,000 for admission fees
Everland is one of the 10 best theme parks in the world, with state-of the art amusement facilities, a botanical garden, and a zoo inhabited by seals, chimpanzees, lions, bears, giraffes, tigers, one liger, and more. Trip includes a three-hour drive.
Sign up by Thursday, 17 May, 1700.

Pro Soccer Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors vs. Suwon Samsung Bluewings
Saturday, 26 May, 1300-1900
$25 per person plus W10,000 to W20,000 for game tickets
Trip includes a one-hour drive.
Sign up by Thursday, 3 May, 1500.

Yellow Sea Cruise
Sunday, 27 May, 0930-1530
$15 per person plus W20,000 for boat fare
Take a ­harbor cruise out to sea and around the islands near the Kunsan coastline. The boat drops you off at Sonyu-do (Island) for approximately one hour, then starts its return trip. There are no restaurants on board, so bring lunch with you.  Trip includes a 30-minute drive.
Sign up by Thursday, 24 May, 1500.

Jeonju Zoo, Hanok Village & Outback Steak House
Monday, 28 May, 0900-1800
$25 per person plus W1,300 for admission fees
Jeonju is a city that preserves the root of culture of the millennium kingdom.  With about 700 traditional Korean Houses spotted in groups well preserved within the city, Jeonju is the only sanctuary of Korean tradition.  Jeonju Traditional Korean Houses Village is one of Korea’s leading tourist attractions, where traditional life thrives.
Sign up by Thursday, 24 May, 1700.

Korean Folk Village
Saturday, 2 Jun, 0730-1930
$35 per person plus W15,000 for admission fees.
Step 200+ years in the past and experience first-hand the culture of the Chosun Dynasty of 1392-1910.  Villagers are dressed in the clothes of the era and perform duties as their ancestors did.  Watch folk dances and plays and taste Korean food specialties from one of several restaurants at the market place.    Trip includes a three-hour drive.
Sign up by Thursday, 31 May, 1700.

Bamboo Market & Paegyang Temple
Sunday, 3 Jun, 0800-1800
$30 per person plus W3,500 for admission fees
Choose from a variety of over 120 bamboo products for sale at this one-of-a-kind market you won’t want to miss!  Bamboo products include fans, mugs, fine-toothed grooming combs, blinds, and much more.
After shopping, visit Paegyang Temple, which is on the way to Kwangju, about 70 miles southeast of Kunsan.  The temple was built in 632 A.D., during the reign of King Mu of the Paekje Kingdom. Trip includes a 2.5-hour drive.
Sign up by Thursday, 31 May, 1700.

Jeju Island
Saturday, 1 Sep – Monday, 3 Sep (Labor Day weekend), Depart: TBA
Price per person TBA.  Will include hotel stay.
Join CAC tours for a vacationer’s paradise with beaches, subtropical vegetation, quaint thatched cottages, waterfalls, fantastic lava rock formations, cobalt blue water, diving women, and Tolharubang–large, mushroom-like statues considered to be gods offering both protection and fertility, and placed outside of gates for protection against demons travelling between realities. Trip includes a two-hour drive.
Sign up by Wednesday, 15 Aug, 1700.

*All trips require a minimum of 20 people in order to travel.