Family Journeys in Korea

Travel at their pace

Korea is one of the easiest places in Asia to travel with children. It is safe, spotless and full of places made for families, from royal palaces and museums to indoor parks that stay warm whatever the weather does.

Each day is planned around the family. One neighborhood at a time, rest built into the afternoon, and a private car between each part of the day, so no one waits at a taxi stand with tired children.

Every journey is designed from the beginning, whether it is a first visit to Seoul or a return with grandparents who want to see how much has changed.

What the journey holds

Hanbok at the palace

The family fitted for traditional dress and walking the royal palaces of Seoul, such as Gyeongbokgung or Changdeokgung, with a private photographer to keep the day.

Museums, privately guided

An English speaking guide at museums such as the National Museum of Korea, following the stories that hold a child's attention.

Days made for children

Indoor parks, ice rinks and aquariums, such as those at Lotte World in Seoul, for the days when the weather turns or energy runs high.

A slower stretch by the sea

Time on an island coast such as Jeju, with beaches, volcanic trails and the women divers who still work the shore.