Vivian N.
“Excellent!”
Jea is great! Our family enjoyed our time with Jea and his knowledge. He was very caring to our needs and try to meet them.
Jae ha L.
I really appreciate your kindness and attention during our tour. I've never seen so sweet families like you. I'll keep my fingers crossed for your sweet home.
Kenneth H.
“Seoul is jam packed with beauty and fun”
We enjoyed Kevin's services that we used him for our second day as well. We got a bigger vehicle that could hold all our luggage and us (family of 7) which he arranged in less than 24hrs. Seoul....I really wish we had more time to explore as that city is just wonderful from the grand palace, down to local markets. The grand palace, with the changing of the guard was quite a blessing to watch. We saw people dressed up everywhere in traditional wardrobe. The palace was grand, exquisite, and unique. We then saw a the north village where descendants still live in original traditional housing. Insadong showcased all the central theme of Seoul and the markets, well....that is a day just itself. There were so many shopping opportunities, just not enough time. The weather was awful but that didn't stop Kevin from ensuring we got to see all the sites. He was just wonderful both days. Ending the day, they dropped us off at the airport for our journey home. Thank you to South Korea and especially Kevin. Would highly recommend the tour.
Kenneth H.
“Great tour, awesome guide!”
What's there to say, Kevin was a wonderful guide. He picked us up and drove to the dmz describing everything along the way. He was detailed in all aspects while guiding us through the different sites in the DMZ. We got to experience Korean "army stew". It was a long day but Kevin just kept going as long as we could. He even took us out of the way on the way back to do a little shopping. Then, even when the tour was done and my kids wanted to go back out, he offered to drive them to the place they wanted to go. He was an awesome person guide, and person. We were blessed to have him. Id recommend this tour and especially Kevin
From Suncheon Bay Wetland to Andong, South Korea’s rich past and vibrant future comes alive with a local private tour guide. Unlock the South’s beauty today.
Beyond Seoul and Busan lies a side to South Korea that few get to explore. With your private guide and personalized itinerary, you can travel as far as Jinan County where Tapsa temple awaits, or as close as Tongyeong where emerald waters cradle this small sea town. Opening yourself up to intimate experiences and new stories just got easier.
Worried about the language barrier? Perhaps you’re eager to learn from a local? Our dedicated guides offer both conveniences, maximizing your South Korea tour with insights from far reaching destinations such as Ganghwa island, to food suggestions within the bustling Gwangjang Market.
Yes! South Korea is built for daily interaction and exposure through a local guide. With a local’s perspective, you can;
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Head to our South Korea Tour Guides Page and click on one or more guides. Once you find a profile that you like, check the guide’s availability to see if it matches with your travel time.
If everything looks good, go ahead and reach out to the guide with a detailed message of the type of Korean tour you and your loved ones are looking for. From there, you and your guide will create your dream itinerary!
Don’t tip guides or service workers in Korea. Why? Because it can be seen as insulting. In Korean culture, it’s perceived negatively. It’s as if you consider them as poor. So what can you do instead? Leave a glowing review for your guide, refer them to others traveling to South Korea and use their services again when the time comes.
7-14 days is ideal as South Korea is HUGE when it comes to things to do and places to see. From the beaches of Busan to the skyscrapers of Seoul and the history across the Han River, everyday is sure to be jam packed with activity. If you want to exhaust your South Korea bucket ist and have time to relax, partner up with an expert guide who will help you plan your days out.
May to June & September to November are often considered the best months to visit South Korea as the weather is warm, crisp and breezy. Springtime brings cherry blossoms while fall brings colorful leaves and warm waters.
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Yes, but not as frequently as English speaking nations in Europe or North America. South Korea has an English proficiency rating of 537 which is moderate, meaning a lot of people understand it, but are not as confident in fluently speaking it with English speakers.
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