Live South Korea

From March to May and from September to November.

August is the warmest month, with an average of 26.4 °C (79.5 °F) approx. The coldest month is January, with an average of 5.2 °C (41.4 °F) approx. Summer is humid and winter drier.

You need to get to the hostel where you will start this adventure on your own, Bunk Guesthouse or similar. Note: The Hostel can change depending on availability. You can hire the arrival transfer, see our "Extras" section

You need to get to the hostel where you will start this adventure on your own, Bunk Guesthouse or similar. Note: The Hostel can change depending on availability. You can hire the arrival transfer, see our "Extras" section

During your experience it is essential to notify your guide as soon as possible of any discomfort or eventuality that occurs, so they can assist you and give you the necessary support. In very serious cases, medical attention is organized. South Korea has modern and well-equipped hospitals nearby.

The currency used in South Korea is the Korean Won (KRW), we recommend changing to the local currency upon arrival in the country, it is possible to change in some exchange houses, especially those located in the downtown area, airport and ATMs. Not all stores accept international credit and debit cards, so it is recommended to always have some cash on hand. ###MX In the following link you can find an estimate of the current exchange rate in Mexican pesos: https://www.xe.com/es/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=KRW&To=MXN ###CO En the following link you can find an estimate of the current exchange rate in Colombian pesos: https://www.xe.com/es/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=1&From=KRW&To=COP Note: The exchange rate may vary depending on the bank or exchange house where it is processed.

The experience does not include international flights, travel insurance, personal expenses, meals, drinks and transfers not mentioned (transport to/from the airport).

Groups are usually 10 to 15 people approximately.

Once the activities for the day are over, it is possible to have free time to enjoy at your own pace, the guide will inform you.

You will have some free time, although the itinerary is quite full of activities.

you're going to go to local restaurants, South Korea also has endless delicious street food options like Tteok-bokki and Bibimbap, which will allow you to stick to your slightly lower budget. South Korea has something for everyone, even the most adventurous or picky eaters. If you have any special diets or joys please let your guide know and he can help you find something suitable.

The experience does not include international flights, travel insurance, personal expenses, meals, drinks and transfers not mentioned (transport to/from the airport). You can withdraw money at ATMs in the main cities and tourist areas of South Korea. Not all ATMs in South Korea will accept foreign bank cards, so I'd recommend researching ATMs ahead of time. We recommend that you notify your bank that you will be traveling before you leave. As a note, many banks and cards charge a fee when withdrawing money abroad. It really varies depending on each budget. You can get a meal of Gimpap (Korean sushi) or noodles for 5,000-6,000₩ (5-7 USD). Your guide will usually recommend affordable restaurants that are budgeted at around $12-$17 a day for food and drinks.

They are in shared mode from 4 to 6 people, if you require any upgrade you can consult our "Extras" section Bunk Guesthouse, Seoul – 19-1, Wausan-ro 29ra-gil, Mapo-gu, Mapo-Gu, 04053 Seoul, South Korea Siloam Bulgama Sauna (Jjimjilbang), Seoul – 49, Jungnim-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul, Korea Doobaki Hostel, Gyeongju – 76, Hwarang-ro, 780-060 Gyeongju, South Korea Golgulsa Templestay – 101-5, Girim-ro, Yangbuk-myeon, Gyeongju, South Korea Kimchee Guesthouse Haeundae, Busan – 16-1 Haeundaehaebyeon-ro, U-dong, Haeundae, Busan, South Korea Jagoga Guesthouse, Jeju Island – 29 Sinyang-rom,122 beon-gil, Jeju, Jeju Island 63641, South Korea

If possible, you will share a room with passengers of the same gender.

Because the accommodations are in a hostel, this experience is only for travelers from 18 to 60 years old.

The experience begins in Seoul and ends in Jeju If you wish to take additional nights in any of these cities, you can consult our extras section or with your guide through the traveler chat within your session, to find out what the best options are.

Wi-Fi is available in each of the hotels where you stay, in terms of coverage you can buy a chip to stay connected.

Yes, you can charge your electronic devices in the planned hotels.

The voltage in Korea is AC 100 V with a frequency of 50 Hz (in the East) and 60 Hz (in the West). Plugs have two flat pins, type A. Colombian and Mexican travelers do not need an adapter.

At any time, just contemplate that in the evening there will be a welcome dinner.

El último día es exclusivo para el regreso a tu ciudad de origen. Para más informaciónconsulta nuestra sección "Extras"

None. Just consider that there are days when walking long distances is required

To visit South Korea it is necessary to have travel insurance that covers any eventuality such as delayed or canceled flights, as well as major medical insurance for any type of emergency. We recommend buying travel insurance that also offers 'Coverage against bad weather or natural disasters'.

Comfortable clothes for the rainy season, walking shoes, light raincoat, bathing suit and towel.

It is recommended to carry a backpack or light suitcase of maximum 20 kilos in addition to carrying only what is necessary. Also bring a small backpack or bag to store valuables.

You need to check directly with your country's embassy to confirm if there are any visa requirements to visit South Korea. This will depend on nationality, but at the moment all visitors require a special visa. It is also important that the passport has at least six months of validity from the return of the trip. Check the following link to know the visa requirements according to your country: https://localadventures.mx/visas-and-restrictions Note: It is the responsibility of the traveler to have the corresponding requirements to leave the country and to access the destination; in case of denial, LocalAdventures is not responsible for the charges derived from said situation

No, the experience does not include international flight.

This activity is day 5 of the itinerary in Gyeongju. E-bikes may be available but are subject to availability and quite difficult to rent. If they are available, they must be rented on their own and paid on arrival. You can also consider renting a tuk-tuk that can accommodate 3 people, this must also be rented on its own at the destination and paid for.

The internal flight from Jeju to Seoul is in the morning, so you will arrive in Seoul around 12:00 PM. (midday). *Do not forget that this schedule is approximate and is subject to availability. Once they land at Gimpo Airport in Seoul, the subway ride takes around 30-40 minutes to Incheon International Airport in Seoul, where they can board their return flight. We suggest that the return flight to Seoul be chosen leaving as late as possible.