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Our Travel Diary
Short notes from our tours around South Korea.
Private trips, one-day tours, cruise excursions - everything we run.
Routes, food, and the days as they actually unfold.
April 06, 2026
Big cruise tour
Today we had a tour, but it was unusual. For the first time, we had a very large group - more than 20 people. Honestly, I was a little nervous because it’s a big experience for us. We rented not just a regular vehicle, but a large bus for 30 people. We gave it our 100%, and the program turned out incredibly packed. Everyone was happy. Of course, working with such a big group has its own specifics: at some point, you feel like you’re being pulled in different directions - you want to answer every question, connect with everyone, and talk to each person a little, because everyone has a lot of questions. We really tried to give our 100%. Overall, it was a great experience, we gave it our all, and everything went perfectly. The group was very satisfied.
March 23, 2026
Private tour
Our tour has come to an end. It was our first long private trip with children - a full program built around the family and their pace. Private tours always feel a bit different. Everyone quickly finds their rhythm, plans can shift along the way, and the route naturally adapts to what people actually want in the moment. We genuinely enjoyed this one. We put a lot of effort into making it smooth, comfortable, and interesting for everyone - including the kids. The itinerary turned out great: Jeju Island, Busan, smaller towns in the east, Gangneung, and Seoul. They saw a big part of Korea, tried a lot of local food, found their favorites, and experienced the country the way people here actually spend their time. We really enjoyed it.
We went on a horseback riding tour with Svetlana and absolutely loved it! Before the trip she asked us about our preferences and interests and put together a perfect program for us, choosing the location and even the place for lunch based on what we would enjoy most. Since we don’t speak Korean or English, Svetlana even offered to walk alongside us during the ride just to make sure everything was clear and interesting for us. In the end they found a horse for her as well, which made everything much easier, but her willingness not to leave her guests alone was really touching. Afterwards we had a traditional dinner that we probably would never have tried on our own, and we discovered that grilled intestines and even blood sausage can actually be very delicious! Thanks to Svetlana we learned a lot of interesting things not only about horses and local food, but also about Jeju Island itself. Highly recommended ❤️ (translated from Russian)
Nargiza, Russia
We went on a one-day diving trip as a small group of four people, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable days of our entire trip. The sea was warm and calm, and the dive itself was very comfortable even for those who were trying it for the first time. We especially liked the instructor. He was a local Korean, already older, but that actually made us feel even more confident. You could immediately tell he had a lot of experience - everything was calm, safe and very well organized. I would also like to thank Svetlana. She translated everything, explained each step of the process, answered all our questions and stayed with us the whole time. Because of that we felt completely relaxed and could simply enjoy the experience. The program was very thoughtfully organized, and after the dive we had a really delicious dinner. Thank you! (translated from Russian)
Ivan, Russia
We spent two days exploring Jeju with Lana and it was one of the highlights of our trip to Korea. Everything felt very well organized, and we got to see places we definitely wouldn't have found on our own. Lana explained a lot about the island, local food and culture, which made the experience even more interesting. It felt less like a tour and more like spending the day with a friend who knows the island really well.
Erwin, Germany
March 14, 2026
Horseback riding
A couple came for a horseback riding trip. Both were beginners. In this regard, everything is very well done for beginners in Korea: safety is paramount, they provide all the necessary equipment, and everything is strictly done according to safety regulations. We went to the stables and met the kind Jeju horses. The route was about an hour long, through a picturesque forest, very beautiful, near Hallasan.
March 11, 2026
Shore excursion
We climbed the volcano and saw the Haenyeo divers. We were very lucky with the weather! It's mid-March, but it's already summer-like warm. We had a delicious lunch and even stumbled upon the set of a Korean drama.
Our trips are designed for those who want to explore Korea without rushing or being overwhelmed
- for travelers who value comfort, thoughtful organization, and a warm, human approach.
We work with small groups and create routes where the most important thing is not checking
landmarks off a list, but the journey itself.