Discover the scenic ranches and dog-friendly trekking spots of Daegwallyeong, Gangwon-do.
From Pure Sheep Ranch to Han Neul Sky Ranch and Sanneomi Ranch, this guide covers the best trails, camping spots, and tips for exploring this stunning region year-round.
Planning a trip to Jeju Island? This 5-day itinerary covers scenic coastal drives, must-see attractions, and hidden gems—plus dog-friendly beaches, cafés, and activities for those bringing a furry companion.
Whether you’re driving your own car or renting one, this guide will help you make the most of your Jeju adventure.
South Korea has an excellent public transportation system, but renting or driving a car offers unmatched freedom and flexibility.
Whether you’re visiting short-term or living here long-term, having a car lets you explore hidden gems, reach off-the-beaten-path destinations, and travel on your own schedule.
If you’ve decided to visit Jeju Island, South Korea, you’ll soon confront a crucial question: How do I get there? Unless you’re an Olympic swimmer, you essentially have two options: fly or take a ferry. I share my personal experience and explain why opting for the ferry might be your best choice. I’ll also guide you through the process, including how I brought my own car and dog along, to help you decide if Jeju Island Ferry travel is the best option for you.
Think High 1 Resort is just for winter? Summer brings scenic mountain trekking, gondola rides, and family-friendly fun at Water World.
We returned to the dog-friendly Hill Condo to explore it all—here’s what you need to know!