South Korea · CANOES & KAYAKS
Good canoes & kayaks tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Paddle SUP or kayak on Seoul’s Han River at Ttukseom Hangang Park, with English instruction, showers, and free photos for about 2 hours.
“Gem in the middle of Seoul. Enough time for the activity with clear instructions in english. Try getting sunset slot as the views are spectacular.”
Paddleboard or kayak the Han River from Ttukseom to Seoul’s skyline. Includes gear, towel, and showers. Great for beginners, 2 hours.
“The kayak 2 hours session was great. The river is the best place to go for kayak without needing to go out of Seoul.. Koa met us on time and gave good tutor (quickly because he is busy). I will do it again when I’m visiting Seoul. Recommend it kayak lover. And try to find Koa👍🏼”
Seoul to Chungju day trip with a Chungju Lake cruise, Cheongpung Cable Car views, and a ticketed kayak ride through 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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