Not packages — different ways into Korea. Real dates, real availability, the full price.
A winter celebration across four cities — Christmas markets, hanok evenings, Korean food, local hosts, and New Year’s fireworks together in Seoul.
A spring journey through Korea — coastal cities, historic towns and island escapes, shared with a small group of fellow travellers.
Dates & price announced soon — join the waitlist to hear first.Join waitlist →Chase spring across Korea — Seoul in bloom, seaside Busan, Jeju’s spring landscapes, ancient Gyeongju and a day among the blossoms at Nami Island.
Dates & price announced soon — join the waitlist to hear first.Join waitlist →An intimate spring journey for a very small group — beyond the usual Korea, with connections designed to be discovered along the way.
Dates & price announced soon — join the waitlist to hear first.Join waitlist →Highly customised private journeys built around your people, your pace and the way you want to experience the country. You choose; we take care of the planning, local experiences, logistics and on-ground support.
Pick what pulls you in. We’ll point you to the journey that feels like you.
2 of 3 selectedThoughtfully planned days for travellers already in Seoul, short on time, or who want one properly planned experience.
Founder, Dillydally Korea. Actor since 2007, vocal coach, Zumba instructor, hostel owner in Seoul. “I love travelling slowly and seeing how people actually live in a place.”
Walk down Dillydally Street and meet themRead Hara’s story →With a background of 10 years in filmmaking and advertising, I’ve always been drawn to travel. I love trying every kind of food that exists, learning new languages and finding my way around new places. Even though I am a host, I’m also someone who takes a little time to open up.
Walk down Dillydally Street and meet themRead Reetu’s story →People usually describe me as warm and caring, and I genuinely love observing people and getting to know what makes them happy. I’m a foodie and could happily survive on Korean fried chicken every single day. I’m also the person constantly coming up with new concepts and ideas — what you’re seeing right now was probably my idea too.
Walk down Dillydally Street and meet themRead Anisha’s story →I’m a professional actor and Hara’s best friend. Our guests actually gave me the name Sunny because apparently it matches my personality. My English isn’t the greatest, but I’m pretty good at communicating through my actions — so we’ll figure it out! I’m also your go-to person for drinks, and I’m always happy to have one with you.
Walk down Dillydally Street and meet themRead Sunny’s story →I’m a manager at Hara’s hostel and also a host at Dillydally. I love trying different kinds of food and watching Netflix at home. My other favourite hobby is annoying Reetu and Anisha.
Walk down Dillydally Street and meet themRead Josh’s story →Host · Old Seoul walks. Full introduction coming soon.
Walk down Dillydally Street and meet themRead Jun’s story →Host. Full introduction coming soon.
Walk down Dillydally Street and meet themRead Minji’s story →We’ve spent years living and travelling through Korea. And because we’re Indian ourselves, we understand what it feels like to experience Korea for the first time. We bridge that gap.
We don’t believe you should have to guess. A Dillydally journey brings together local hosts, experiences, transport, stays, research and a whole team behind the scenes.
See where your money goes →They came for Korea. They left with more.
Come be part of the Dillydally Fam →Stories, guides and things we’ve learnt from spending time in Korea.
Three ways in. None of them are wrong.
