The Han River Cruise typically departs from Yeouido. You can reach Yeouido by subway lines 5 or 9 to Yeouido Station. From there, it's a short walk to the cruise terminals.

Yeouido Park is easily accessible via subway. Take Line 5 or 9 to Yeouido Station, or Line 5 to Yeouinaru Station, which is directly connected to the park.

Yes, subway stations near the cruise terminals are usually well-lit and accessible. Taxis are also readily available, though they might be more expensive late at night.

You can take a taxi to the general area of the cruise terminal in Yeouido. However, specific drop-off points might vary, so it's good to have the exact terminal name or address handy.

Absolutely! Numerous bike rental stations are located throughout the Han River parks, including Yeouido. You can rent single bikes, tandem bikes, and even electric bikes. +1

You can purchase tickets online through platforms like Klook, Trazy, or directly from the cruise company's website. On-the-spot booking is sometimes possible, but booking in advance is recommended, especially for popular times. +1

Ticket prices vary depending on the type of cruise (sunset, starlight, moonlight) and inclusions (like dinner buffets). Expect prices to range from approximately 20,000 to 50,000 KRW.

Yes, there are several options including sunset cruises, starlight cruises, and moonlight cruises, each offering a unique perspective of the city lights. Some also offer dinner buffet packages. +2

While it's sometimes possible to buy tickets on the spot, availability is not guaranteed, especially during peak seasons or weekends. Booking in advance is highly recommended.

No, the Han River parks, including Yeouido Park, are free to enter. You only pay for activities like bike rentals or cruise tickets.

Yeouido Park offers numerous grassy areas perfect for picnics. Many spots are close to convenience stores where you can rent picnic gear and buy food.

You can enjoy cycling, have a picnic, cook instant ramen, visit convenience stores, or simply relax by the river. Banpo Park also features a spectacular fountain show. +2

The Banpo Bridge Rainbow Fountain show typically runs from April to October, with specific showtimes that vary. It's best to check the official schedule beforehand.

Many visitors find hanging out at the Han River parks, especially Yeouido, very enjoyable for picnics, biking, and soaking in the local atmosphere, even without a cruise. +1

Weekends can be very lively with many locals and tourists. While it's great for people-watching, it can also get quite crowded, especially at popular spots like Banpo and Yeouido.

Yes, there are numerous convenience stores (like 7-Eleven and CU) located within the Han River parks that sell a wide variety of snacks, drinks, and instant ramen. +1

While the cruise itself might offer dining options (like buffets), immediate dining establishments right at the terminal are limited. However, the surrounding Yeouido area has many restaurants.

Dinner cruises often feature buffet-style dining, with options ranging from Korean dishes to international cuisine. Some cruises might offer specific set menus.

Absolutely! Many convenience stores near the river have ramen cooking stations, allowing you to prepare your own instant ramen with hot water. +1

Depending on the season and specific park, you might find street vendors or temporary food stalls, especially during events or on weekends. Yeouido Park has historically had street vendors.

Golden hour just before sunset and the blue hour after sunset offer stunning light for capturing the city skyline and bridges. Nighttime is also magical with all the lights.

The bridges (like Mapo Bridge, Seogang Bridge), the Seoul skyline from Yeouido, and the Banpo Bridge Fountain are all highly photogenic. The night view of the National Assembly is also recommended.

Yes, a cruise offers unique vantage points for capturing panoramic shots of Seoul's skyline, bridges, and waterfront. Night cruises are particularly good for city lights. +1

Locals often recommend finding quieter spots along the riverbanks for unobstructed views, or exploring less-known parks for unique perspectives away from the main crowds.

A versatile lens (like a 24-70mm) is useful for capturing both wide cityscapes and details. A tripod can be beneficial for low-light photography, especially during night cruises or after sunset.