Things to do in Koreatown

The tour guide and driver were excellent and very responsible, providing a lot of explanations and introductions during the drive. The full-day itinerary was very rich, and the driving schedule was not tiring.

The blue line is well worth the money. It is very beautiful.

Highly recommended 👍! The boat is very clean, and they also have drinks and potato chips. We saw turtles, dolphins, and whales~ Amazing!

The experience was top-notch! Hawaii on a sunny day is simply amazing. Riding the waves, chasing the sunset, the guy really delivered on the emotional value, and the music selection was tasteful. I probably took 300 photos. Experience: 👍 Location: Convenient and easy to find Safety: 👍 Instructor: 👍 Equipment: 👍

If you're traveling to Hawaii, USA, and not renting a car but going on foot, this is a must-have item! I purchased the Blue Line, and it's a highly recommended line because it's great for comfortably enjoying the beautiful Hawaiian coastline without renting a car. There are several lines available, but it's the best for staying in Waikiki and getting around without a rental car! The Blue Line has high satisfaction, but other lines are also popular, so you should purchase according to your travel style!!!!!!

This tour was so good, I don't know what I would have done without it! My whole family was very satisfied. Thanks to the guide's detailed explanations, I felt like I was getting to know Hawaii in depth. I highly recommend you try it at least once!!!! ^^

They guaranteed whale watching, and haha, we really saw them! Multiple times too ^^ I really felt what the wonder of nature is like. Nature is truly mysterious. It was a tour that the whole family was satisfied with.

We enjoyed the sunset dinner. I didn't think we needed a pickup, but since taking an Uber ourselves wouldn't have been much different in price, I wondered if we should have requested a hotel pickup. The food was absolutely amazing! The lobster was the most surprising thing!!! It was so big!! I didn't know how to eat such a large lobster, and I tried to cut it with a fork and knife, but of course that didn't work. I tore it apart with my hands and bit into it! That was the right way to do it!! The fork and knife I used then were meant for the next meat course. The fork and knife were taken away after the lobster, so we had to ask for a fork and knife for the meat. It was busy this time, so it took a while for them to arrive, so be careful not to return the fork and knife when you eat the lobster!