Safe Couches for Women Surfing in South Korea
Fiona
Seoul
Can host for:
1 day
About me
Student from the UK temporarily in Korea! I have a small room I am happy to host you in. It is small, and I don't have a couch so it would be sleeping on the floor traditional Korean style. Currently hosting until the end of June and I won't be around in July. Next hosting dates likely from 20th July.
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Liza
Seoul
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi there, I'm Liza! Recently graduated with Masters degree and now working as an intern in a start-up I live in a one-room but open to hosting if you are not afraid if small spaces and not-so-good bathroom :D I also like strolling around Seoul so can make a company or just give advice on places to go - but now can join you only on weekend :(
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Princes
Busan
Can host for:
3 days
About me
wanna make friends!🫶🏻 living here in Busan doing Graduate Program📚
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Noah
South Korea
Can host for:
7 days
About me
Hello, my name is Noah I’m from Korea. But now i’m in Paris for study I love travel so much
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Yeonjee
Seoul
Can host for:
2 days
About me
hello I am a police officer in Korea I traveled around the world 10 years ago and I like to exchange culture and language. I want to show the Korea to traveler and meet up if we have chance. i'm living shindorim station, seoul, south korea
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Azra
Seoul
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, I’m Azra! I love exploring new places, experiencing different cultures, and making memories with amazing people. Music, good food, and adventure are my constant companions. Always up for a fun trip and new friendships — let’s make every journey unforgettable!
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Is South Korea worth visiting?
Based on 62 experiences
Eleonora
Russia
South Korea, Solo travel
I was there for 3 weeks, and I was in 3 city's - Seoul, Taegu and Busan, my favorite was Seoul and Taegu, in the future I want visit more cities. I felt safe all the time, from 5am on the metro from the airport to a walk at 12am to the hotel. I can't recommend anything to visit, just go to places that's feels like was made for you. I'm a vegetarian and i have arfid, so it was kinda difficult to me find food to eat, almost all the time I spend money to eat something from the stores like 7/11 and I ate not spicy Ramen and snacks (I hate myself sometimes for this, but I live like this all my life) My budget was 2200$ and I spend all of it (not including flights and hotel reservations)😔 the transport was very convenient (but expensive, most of the money is in movement), I am honestly delighted with the metro, buses and trains, this is the best experience in my life, if only we had such beauty and culture eh I've been to 4 different hotels and haven't saved any of them, but I'll say that you can find something very good and not expensive
Posted: July 6, 2025Experienced: June, 2024South Korea, Family travel
I felt very safe in South Korea, people would leave their belongings on shop counters because they trusted no one would steal them. We stayed in a 4* hotel but it would have been a 5* hotel in the UK. I was Vegan at the time and a few restaurants didn't understand what that meant.
Posted: June 18, 2025Experienced: July, 2016Hospitality Exchange in South Korea
