Safe Couches for Women Surfing in South Korea
Patricia
Seoul
Can host for:
5 days
About me
Hello! My name is Patricia, I am from Romania, but I have lived in Korea since 2019. I am a student at Yonsei University, studying Business Administration. I am a student, so my budget is pretty tight. That's why I would love to do hosting exchange. I have 3 cats. All of them adopted 🩷. Very lovely and friendly.
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Katnis
Seoul
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I used to travel several times by couchsurfing before Corona. I miss the vibe of that friendly community and would like to pass the kindness and passion to others. Welcome, and let's share a good time together.
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Ezra
Seoul
Can host for:
3 days
About me
hi, i’m gia, i actually moved here not so long ago, around 6 months. i’m an artist and model, i do bunch of stuff and i’m just starting to travel!
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Maurane
Seoul
Can host for:
3 days
About me
French girl living in Seoul and travelling all around Asia
Aigul
Seoul
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I’m Aigul, from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 Studying in South Korea🇰🇷🤍 Im open to new meetings, cultural and language exchanges!
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Jun
About Me
I'm outgoing person and like meet people. I'm studying English these days. So I want meet some people who can exchange languages.
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Is South Korea worth visiting?
Based on 47 experiences
Marketa
Germany
South Korea, Solo travel
It was my first solo trip out of Europe. I was a little nervous. I prepped well but did not over done it. - I have been first few days in Seoul, flew to Jeju Island and after coming back to Seoul took a bullet train to Busan. - before the trip I have only booked the Hotel for the first days in Seoul and the flight to jeju and back but apart of that I did the rest of bookings in Korea. - The costs in general are similar to Germany. - recommend following apps: agoda, narver maps, klook, - buy a moneycard on the airport (convenience store) for bus, trains and other stores. - I never felt more secure on my trip like in Korea. I even saw plp in the restaurant leaving their bags at the table and going to restroom or leaving the bags on the park‘s benches.
Posted: February 15, 2025
Marta
Poland
Seoul, Solo travel
Overall i felt safe. I wasnt harrased and noone was asking me weird questions. I wore fake engagement ring like during my other solo trips. I Walked alone in lat evening (around 11pm) and it was safe. I dont know how it is at night. I spent around 15-20 euro per day for food. I used visit seoul card and I can reccomend it only if you plan your trip right and use it a lot.
Posted: January 22, 2025Experienced: September, 2023Upcoming visitors to South Korea
Veronica
About Me
I am a journalist and filmmaker form Rome, that escapes from routine and is always searching for new experiences. I studied Journalism during my bachelor in Rome and Lille and then continued with a master in Cinema in Rome, Stockholm and Paris. Right now I am writing for two journals and participating at some movie projects. I love to hang out and to connect with people, especially during my trips and love as well making pictures, I have mostly a camera with me. PS: right now I am also into oracle cards
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Vanesa
About Me
Hi! I’m vane, I’m 29 years old, and I’m from Spain. I'm talkative, funny, outgoing and I’d like to make more friends! I really like Korean culture (kpop, food, history, clothes, etc), reading, walking, hanging out with my friends and spend time with my family.
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