• Seoul - Premier Tour Guides in Korea

Our private tours are conducted exclusively by our own fully licensed and seasoned South Korean tour guides. With no intermediaries involved, you can expect the utmost quality, expertise, and comfort.

Complete Flexibility

Whether you need a tour guide for half a day, a full day, or require additional hours, we are here to meet your needs. Need private transportation and a driver? Want to adjust the tour itinerary on the day? We strive to accommodate your preferences.

• Jogyesa Temple - (Optional) Central Buddhist temple in Seoul and headquarters of the Jogye Order. Explore the grounds, admire colorful lanterns, and see the 500-year-old ancient white pine tree (Natural Monument No. 9).
• Gyeongbokgung Palace - (Optional) The largest and most iconic palace of the Joseon dynasty. Discover throne halls, pavilions, and witness the guard-changing ceremony if the timing is right. Built in 1395, its name signifies “Palace Greatly Blessed by Heaven.”
• National Folk Museum of Korea - (Optional) Showcases traditional Korean life and customs. Explore exhibits on seasonal traditions and folk artifacts; houses over 98,000 items.
• Changdeokgung Palace - (Optional. Visit on Tuesdays when Gyeongbok Palace is closed!) A UNESCO site renowned for its harmony with nature. Tour main halls and the Secret Garden. Constructed following the natural terrain, it was the longest-occupied royal residence.
• Bukchon Hanok Village - (Optional. Visit on Tuesdays when Gyeongbok Palace is closed!) A traditional hanok neighborhood with narrow alleys. Walk and photograph preserved houses; still home to descendants of Joseon nobility among 900+ historic residences.
• Insadong - (Optional) A street of traditional arts and crafts. Explore galleries, tea houses, and hanji shops; a historic hub for scholars and artists with Korea’s oldest vibrant traditional alley.
• Kwangjang Market - (Optional) The oldest food market in Seoul. Taste bindaetteok (mung bean pancake), mayak gimbap (mini seaweed rice rolls), and more; famous since 1905 for authentic, affordable Korean street food.
• N Seoul Tower - (Optional) A landmark viewpoint atop Namsan mountain. Ride the cable car up, enjoy 360° views and love locks; the fence holds millions of locks symbolizing eternal love.
• Myeongdong Shopping Street - (Optional) A bustling K-beauty and fashion district. Shop for cosmetics, clothes, and street food; Korea’s top shopping destination for trends, brands, and skincare.
• Namdaemun Market - (Optional) A vast traditional market since 1414. Explore over 10,000 stalls for clothes, souvenirs, and snacks; one of Seoul’s oldest and largest bargain markets.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Best Tour Guides
• Private transportation
• Hotel / Meeting Point Pick Up (ONLY in Seoul)
• Surcharges on fuel

• Lunch
• On-board restrooms
• On-board WiFi
• All other expenses (such as entrance fees, meals, toll gate and parking fees) are not included.

Complete Autonomy and Versatility
Customized private tours afford unprecedented autonomy and versatility. The trip’s itinerary and schedule are centered and shaped entirely around your needs.

Increased Exclusivity
Group tours often operate via crowded buses full with other guests. Contrarily, private tours offer the choice of selecting your own travel companions.

Dedicated Assistance and Care
With your personal guide and transportation, you receive unparalleled care and support. This is particularly beneficial while travelling with young kids, elderly family members, disabled voyageurs, those with health issues, special needs or limited movement.

Exclusive Access to Local Insight
Having a personal guide eliminates the need to vie with other tourists for the guide’s attention or responses to your queries. You will have undisturbed access to a wealth of local culture and wisdom.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.