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• This is a small group...

  Stephanie S,Apr 2, 2026

  - Review from Viator

  5.00

  This is a small group experience with locals from the area. They know the perfect times to arrive at many of Busan's popular spots and adjust accordingly. Green knew everything so well and was kind and engaging. Kevin drove well and also guided us through the markets easily. Both of them knew English really well and helped with the little Korean we knew. They were excellent guides. Green also anticipated our needs at each stop, even offering chocolate for energy when we chose the difficult path. This was the best tour and we will highly recommend it to others.

• Book it now!

  Annette L,Mar 23, 2026

  - Review from Viator

  5.00

  Great tour to see some of Busan’s best and with the best tour guide. Scott was excellent, knowledgeable, flexible and fun. Highly recommend!

• Fantastic personal tour with Dylan to Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, a Traditional Hanok-style Cafe, and the Haeundae Beach Train

  Michael Y,Mar 21, 2026

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  My mother, wife, and I visited Korea for the first time via a cruise. We looked into excursions offered by the ship too late, so most were sold out. Which was lucky for us, because we ended up finding Dylan's company through TripAdvisor and having a superb time. Joy was greatly helpful in putting together our 4 hour trip, offering advice as to which 3-stop itinerary would be best for my mother with somewhat limited mobility. Our apologies to them for, well, not following that advice, and our thanks to them for accommodating our change of mind. Dylan met us at the cruise ship terminal, one of two in Busan. We started with a visit to the picturesque Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, about a half hour drive. I will leave it to the reader to find other more detailed reviews of this place, but will note a few things here. There is a walk of about a few minutes from the parking lot before reaching the ramp which goes down towards the temple itself. Along the way are statues including the twelve zodiac animals. There are multiple food and other vendors as well, and I wish we hadn't eaten as much at breakfast so we could have tried some. I did take a sample of crunchy sweet dried strawberry and agree with their advertisement about its addictiveness. My mom was fine with this walk but waited for us while we explored. Which was just as well because she would have had difficulty with the steep sections. From there we went to a serene cafe offering various tea blends with some of the most attractive aromas I've experienced. I had silkhye, a pleasantly sweet non-alcoholic fermented rice drink. It came with two small glutinous rice dumplings on a skewer, like mochi but chewier, with a kind of sweet sesame liquid filling. There are other snacks available, and again I wish I could have tried them all. Finally we took a half-hour ride on the beach train, where the seats all face the attractive coast. We got there about ten minutes before the schedule departure time and almost all the seats were full. This was a Saturday, so I don't know if it's always like that. It wasn't a problem for us as my mom and wife got a seat and I didn't mind standing. At any rate, at the second stop many people got off for one of the skywalks. The trip was over all too soon and Dylan met us at the end of the walkway leading from the train station. As a bonus, Dylan honored us by joining us for lunch at the Jagalchi fish market, where the food you order on the second floor is prepared from the many many *many* you-can't-get-it-any fresher sources downstairs. Arguably the best part of the tour was talking with Dylan, who was super friendly, informative and attentive to my elderly mother. We shared stories of our lives and countries, and he introduced us to customs such as how to pour a drink for your fellow diners. This is the kind of thing you can't get by just wandering about on your own. We loved our brief visit to Korea and hope to be able to say ann hyeong ha se yo to it again. Gam sa ham ni da Dylan!

  

  

  

  

• King the Monarch, K- Drama lovers: a must. See the area for yourself.

  Elaine S,Mar 15, 2026

  - Review from Viator

  5.00

  Fun, enjoyable. Be prepared to walk. Drives between locations are reasonable resting periods, use to recover for next part of the adventure. Jason, our guide, was extremely friendly and easy to understand. Jason's English is very good. Bamboo forest is great. Scenery wonderful.

• Amazing tour with small group!

  DianneM1005,Mar 11, 2026

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  Our tour was phenomenal! We were supposed to be with a group of six, but they were kind enough to let us go on our own when no one else had booked that day. Grace was an amazing tour guide! She taught us so much about Busan, the landmarks in the area and Korean history. She answered all of our questions, took our photos and even helped us choose the best food at the market. Bonus: she also recommended some face masks to buy! This tour was 10/10! I would definitely choose it again if I visit Busan in the future!

• Private sightseeing: eat talk laugh

  marijeb224,Feb 9, 2026

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  I was with my sister in Busan. It was her first time in South Korea. The private highlight tour with Dylan is really fantastic. A must do. I've done this tour for the third time now with Dylan. It's still great. Visit Headong Yonggung Temple. Dylan is a fantastic guide he takes beautiful pictures. He shows you at its best, as a super model, in the most beautiful places. Stroll around the market, Gamcheon Cultural village. X the sky. Eating in best beef barbecue restaurant. You have to taste Korean beef. Beautifully marbled pieces of meat prepared with care and attention by Dylan, yummy. The private highlight tour with Dylan is a relaxed funny way to discover Busan.