South Korea · CANOES & KAYAKS
Good kayak trips fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below are the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Paddle a kayak or SUP on Seoul’s Han River with English-speaking guide Koa, sunset views, photos, showers, lockers, and solid value.
“Our tour guide was amazing and so helpful and friendly. He took amazing photos of us out on the water with the sunset. 100% would recommend doing this activity”
Paddle or kayak beneath Seoul’s skyline on the Han River, with sunset views, safety support, showers, towels, and optional beginner lessons.
“The whole experience is a decent one. A brief introduction about how to kayak was given and our instructor Koa provided kind assistance in fluent English. He is helpful and proactive in catering to our needs and inquiries. The experience also includes photography during sunset time. The view is stunning and we highly recommend it if you wish to experience something different in the city center of Seoul.”
Escape Seoul for a day of lake cruising, mountain views, cable-car scenery, and a cool underground kayak ride in Hwalok Cave.
“Excursion to do on a sunny day. Plan for a 2-hour drive there. Nice view from the cable car. The area is really wooded and mountainous. The lake cruise lasts about 20 minutes, and the commentary is all in Korean! Lunch isn't included. The cave, a former quarry, is worth seeing because it's well laid out and lit up. The canoe ride, besides being original, is a total breeze. You'll be paddling on a small body of water that's been artificially created at the bottom of the quarry. Just a heads up, it's not warm, around 14°C, and the ride lasts at least an hour. Bring something to cover your…”
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