Korea private tour planning
A Korea private tour starts with choices, not a list of stops. Tell us what makes a day feel worthwhile: a long lunch, local history, time outdoors, or room to wander. Naru shapes a custom Korea itinerary around those priorities.
Start with the shape of your days
Send your arrival and departure dates, overnight bases and the one thing each traveller most wants to do. Add walking limits, luggage and early-start preferences. These details help us separate a workable route from a map full of pins. A slower traveller should not have to negotiate a rest at every stop.
Decide where a guide adds value
You may want company for a regional stretch and independent time elsewhere. If you need a private guide in Korea for on-site sightseeing and cultural interpretation, the proposed plan uses a licensed freelance guide. Travel coordination and language support are separate needs; tell us which parts feel difficult.
Make the trade-offs visible
Changing hotels can cost a morning of useful time. We look at the route as a whole: transfers, check-in, meals and pauses, as well as places to visit. Tell us what is fixed and what can move. The draft should explain why a stop fits and what you give up by adding another city.
What to include in your request
Share a rough budget range and whether it covers accommodation, transport and guiding. Mention arrangements you have already made so the proposal can work around them. Request a plan to discuss scope and a final quote after consultation; sending the form does not confirm travel services.
