Passeio em Família na Coreia | Legoland, Rail Bike, Alpaca, Colheita de Pêssegos

I am Jack, and I have joined the tour going to alpaca world, peach picking and luge car. The lunch is very good. Asa is very nice, friendly and chill. He is like a friend of us, he is very caring thoughout the whole trip, he is willing to help us with any problems we have even though it is not related to the tour.

We spent a weekday at Legoland. There were fewer people, so we were able to go on all the attractions. It was easy because we also booked the transfer service. Our tour guide, Connor, was very friendly, professional, and helpful.

James was a very kind and friendly guide. He was very attentive to our needs and the tour was comfortable. I wished there was more time at Alpaca world though. 1hr+ was not really enough because the place was huge with other animals. Still, we really enjoyed the trip! Rail bike was also enjoyable especially if you’re with your loved one. Thank you James! 🥰😍

Both places are worth visiting. It would be better if we had more time to spend with the alpacas. You definitely must try walking with alpacas. Please note: There's a lot of walking up and down slopes to explore the entire park. We had lunch at the restaurant outside the rail bike area, which was delicious. We paid extra for a two-seater bike, so remember to tell the tour guide if you prefer a two-seater. He will need to purchase the ticket in advance. Points to note for this activity: It's very cold during the ride. There are only two toilets available: one after the rail bike and one after the romance train (this is the only toilet break before the two-hour journey back to Seoul). Suggestion: I would suggest the tour guide upfront requests passengers to stick to their initial seating throughout the itinerary. I would also suggest the tour guide reminds passengers about the toilet break at the rail bike.

This is my second time joining a Klook day tour in Seoul, and the service quality remains excellent. I've previously experienced the rail bike, so this time I chose the "Luge" and "Alpaca World" combination. The luge was incredibly exciting, fun, and easy to operate, suitable for both adults and children – highly recommended! Alpaca World is primarily for animal viewing; besides alpacas, there are other animals. For 1,000 Korean Won, you can feed them, which is also a good experience. Additionally, our male tour guide, Steve, was very friendly and talkative, with excellent Chinese proficiency, speaking fluent Mandarin. He also has extensive knowledge of Korean culture and provided detailed introductions to the tourists. The itinerary arrangement was also ideal.

The guide, Marcos, went out of his way to ensure we had a good trip. He took us to a good Halal restaurant for lunch and even changed the drop-off point to suit our hotel's location.

The journey to Alpaca World was quite nauseating... maybe it was all the turns and ups and downs, haha... but it was a good experience to see the animals there. You really need to go and enjoy this part of Korea. 🩷👍

Awesome. Just like the Lego Movie’s music theme, “Everything is Awesome”. My family and I really loved and enjoyed Legoland. And our guide, Peter Park ( LOL, wife thought of Spider-Man), was friendly, helpful and very informative. We learned some interesting history facts about Korea’s history. Thank you Peter. A generous man as well.

Before the trip, we received the day's itinerary and important notes, which made us, as first-time international tour participants, feel very reassured. The recommended meals were also delicious. Our tour guide (Lia) was incredibly meticulous, reminding us of all necessary precautions and even noticing the smallest details, minimizing any potential for accidents. This ensured we completed our trip safely and smoothly. She was also very enthusiastic and friendly. We hope to have the chance to meet her again on a future trip to Korea.

- Our tour guide driver Jayce provided good introductions for each attraction. The car was private and spacious. I recommend this for family bookings. - The Rail Bike was a good experience. Even if it was tiring, it was nice to see the views and go through the different tunnels. - Alpaca World was fun! Be ready to walk a lot. While the zoo was smaller compared to other ones, there was a lot of uphill hikes. Best to go in the summer when there aren't much people, but bring an umbrella and water bottle. There’s an activity where you collect stamps in particular stations. You will claim a surprise gift at the gift shop as you exit.