Katnis
Seoul
3 days
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.
Ezra
Seoul
3 days
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!
Patricia
Seoul
5 days
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.
Maurane
Seoul
3 days
French girl living in Seoul and travelling all around Asia
Aigul
Seoul
3 days
Hi! I’m Aigul, from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 Studying in South Korea🇰🇷🤍 Im open to new meetings, cultural and language exchanges!
Jun
I'm outgoing person and like meet people. I'm studying English these days. So I want meet some people who can exchange languages.
JY
I'm a new solo traveler, really excited to go to Japan and travel overseas alone for the first time! I lived abroad of Korea over a decade while moving around countries, so I love meeting new people! I worked in the education field here in Korea but I'm kinda burnt out, maybe I want to find a new way of living? Not sure with my life but solo traveling is going to be one new path for me!
Based on 30 experiences
Marta
Poland
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, 2023I felt very safe. I stayed in a hostel in a shared room. I loved the parks and generally walking around the old buildings. The street food was amazing. I would recommend not eating in restaurants and instead eating in the food stalls you can find everywhere. I got a korean prepaid card for public transportation and using it was so easy. You had to scan it when entering or exiting a bus and subways and they always showed your balance. So you always knew when to top up
Posted: January 22, 2025Experienced: September, 2024Ana
Hello! Im a Brazilian living in Portugal, and traveling the world when i can :) Love to meet new people and new places, dance, drink, and be in nature.
Rachel
Love browsing through bookshops and finding unexpected places to eat.