Thanks a lot Thoan! 😊 Hoping the rain isn't too bad this week! We got really lucky in Jeju with the weather, but now back in Seoul this should be interesting! Haha
Such a beautiful video!! The haenyeo really inspire me as they are mostly senior women with no diving equipment. They hold their breath for long periods to gather clams, abalone, etc. The first record of this is 1629.
Thanks a lot Mom! ❤️ Would be really interesting to hang out with the haenyeo for a day and see exactly how they do things. They are really inspiring and incredible for sure!
That was great 👍 I love how the two of you embrace the life style and truly enjoy every moment you have. To say that I am envious is an understatement 😊 alto I love my work, seeing you guys take advantage of your surroundings and learning about everything you can is absolutely the way to live your life, in my book anyways 😁 I truly hope that your Chanel grows to be able for you two to keep charging your adventure with us 👏👏🥳🥳 again great work and keep it coming 👏👏👏🤙🤙
Thanks so much for everything BluCircle! 😊 Your comments are always so warm and make us feel amazing! We're really excited about adventuring the world as much as possible, and can't wait for what's out there! 😁 Hope all is well and stay safe and happy out there eh! 😎🤙🤙
Guys, your whole Jeju series has really helped us plan our trip there in October. Good to hear that your back safe in Seoul. Maybe we'll run into you guys there and show you how many map points we saved because of your recommendations.
Wow Calamity Travels thanks so much! 😊 I'm glad the information helped out a bit, and let us know when you come to Seoul! Feel free to email us at werelostthenfound@gmail.com if you have any questions and it would be great to meet up with you guys when you get here! 😁
@larissagoddard7787 we stayed at a hotel right next to the Seongsan Ilchulbong so we just walked up there from our hotel. There are a lot of places nearby to stay at luckily!
. Oi. The first time I went to Jeju (Cheju at the time) I was an idiot as well. No sunscreen on my cranium! No word of a lie, after the painful sunburn subsided my skin was peeling off in sheets.
Ahaha I'm still peeling right now! 🤣 That Jeju sun is so harsh eh! I forgot it used to be called Cheju as well. That must have been a little while back eh?
Hey Abhishek! To give you an example of a moderate budget: Motels/Hotels are $40 USD / Night ( $280 Per Week) Meals are $10-20 USD ( $30-60/Day, $210-$420 Per Week) Then if you budget $30-50 per day for entertainment ($210-350 per week), your looking at about $700-1050 per week. You can eat at convenience stores and not do tourist activities and make it about $500-600 for a week on a budget staying at hotels too. Jeju is insanely expensive compared to the rest of Korea because it's really popular for tourism. Our next video will be a guide on how to travel to Jeju on a budget so I'll try and include as much details as I can in the video!
@@abhishekkenkaneki8372 it's really expensive in Jeju unfortunately! If you bring a tent and camp along the beaches you can do it a lot cheaper but it's a different experience for sure!
@@abhishekkenkaneki8372 Everyone is different! I was traveling Jeju recently and was paying 30,000 a night for my motel (15,000 each with my partner) we would commute to the other attractions around the island via bus. You can easily get by on 20,000 won for food, even less - you just have to look around :-) so in total it was around 27 - 30 usd a day! But like I said - everyone is different and you have to plan ahead and make sure you stay within your budget.
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Great adventure guys! Love the drone shots! More rain coming this week, stay dry!
Thanks a lot Thoan! 😊 Hoping the rain isn't too bad this week! We got really lucky in Jeju with the weather, but now back in Seoul this should be interesting! Haha
Such a beautiful video!! The haenyeo really inspire me as they are mostly senior women with no diving equipment. They hold their breath for long periods to gather clams, abalone, etc. The first record of this is 1629.
Thanks a lot Mom! ❤️ Would be really interesting to hang out with the haenyeo for a day and see exactly how they do things. They are really inspiring and incredible for sure!
I'm glad you had a great time in Jeju. Regards
Thanks so much Howard! 😊 Hope all is well!
That was great 👍 I love how the two of you embrace the life style and truly enjoy every moment you have. To say that I am envious is an understatement 😊 alto I love my work, seeing you guys take advantage of your surroundings and learning about everything you can is absolutely the way to live your life, in my book anyways 😁 I truly hope that your Chanel grows to be able for you two to keep charging your adventure with us 👏👏🥳🥳 again great work and keep it coming 👏👏👏🤙🤙
Thanks so much for everything BluCircle! 😊 Your comments are always so warm and make us feel amazing! We're really excited about adventuring the world as much as possible, and can't wait for what's out there! 😁 Hope all is well and stay safe and happy out there eh! 😎🤙🤙
Guys, your whole Jeju series has really helped us plan our trip there in October. Good to hear that your back safe in Seoul. Maybe we'll run into you guys there and show you how many map points we saved because of your recommendations.
Oh and great swimming progress Yujin. Well done!!
Wow Calamity Travels thanks so much! 😊 I'm glad the information helped out a bit, and let us know when you come to Seoul! Feel free to email us at werelostthenfound@gmail.com if you have any questions and it would be great to meet up with you guys when you get here! 😁
@@CalamityTravels Thank you so much 😄😆😁 Have a fantastic day and stay happy! (From Yujin 🤓)
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Did you get a driver to take you to Seongsan Ilchulbong? I notice there are no buses that arrive before the sunrise
@larissagoddard7787 we stayed at a hotel right next to the Seongsan Ilchulbong so we just walked up there from our hotel. There are a lot of places nearby to stay at luckily!
. Oi. The first time I went to Jeju (Cheju at the time) I was an idiot as well. No sunscreen on my cranium! No word of a lie, after the painful sunburn subsided my skin was peeling off in sheets.
Ahaha I'm still peeling right now! 🤣 That Jeju sun is so harsh eh! I forgot it used to be called Cheju as well. That must have been a little while back eh?
@@lostthenfound … just a little 😉
What is average budget to travel jeju for a week. Please tell us the cheap as well as the moderate budget in USD.
Hey Abhishek! To give you an example of a moderate budget:
Motels/Hotels are $40 USD / Night ( $280 Per Week)
Meals are $10-20 USD ( $30-60/Day, $210-$420 Per Week)
Then if you budget $30-50 per day for entertainment ($210-350 per week), your looking at about $700-1050 per week.
You can eat at convenience stores and not do tourist activities and make it about $500-600 for a week on a budget staying at hotels too.
Jeju is insanely expensive compared to the rest of Korea because it's really popular for tourism. Our next video will be a guide on how to travel to Jeju on a budget so I'll try and include as much details as I can in the video!
@@lostthenfound oh that's way expensive.
@@abhishekkenkaneki8372 it's really expensive in Jeju unfortunately! If you bring a tent and camp along the beaches you can do it a lot cheaper but it's a different experience for sure!
@@abhishekkenkaneki8372 Everyone is different! I was traveling Jeju recently and was paying 30,000 a night for my motel (15,000 each with my partner) we would commute to the other attractions around the island via bus. You can easily get by on 20,000 won for food, even less - you just have to look around :-) so in total it was around 27 - 30 usd a day! But like I said - everyone is different and you have to plan ahead and make sure you stay within your budget.