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8-Day South Korea Tour to Seoul, Busan and Jeju

Immerse yourself in the dynamic capital of Seoul, where ancient palaces meet modern skyscrapers. Explore the vibrant city of Busan and its stunning beaches, bustling markets, and serene temples. Discover the natural wonders of Jeju Island, known for its volcanic landscapes, beautiful beaches, and UNESCO-listed sites. This webpage is your ultimate tour to an unforgettable adventure, showcasing the cultural heritage, breathtaking scenery, and gastronomic delights of South Korea.

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Here are the fantastic attractions, the most must-do activities selected by Asia Highlights (AH Hand-Picked), and exclusive cultural experiences offered by Asia Highlights (Only With AH) included in this tour:

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the grandeur of Gyeongbokgung Palace .

Visit the charming bukchon hanok village filled with traditional houses from the joseon dynasty., spend a day to explore the beautiful landscapes and unique culture of jeju island ., visit the huinnyeoul culture village in busan, a charming coastal village with picturesque cliffs..

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Your private guide will be ready to meet and greet you at the arrival hall in Seoul. A comfortable private car with an experienced driver will transfer you directly to your hotel. Your guide will help you to check-in.

Begin your journey in Seoul with a visit to Gyeongbokgung Palace , the largest and most beautiful of the five palaces in the city. Learn about its history and enjoy the restored palace buildings.

Continue to Bukchon Hanok Village , a charming neighborhood filled with traditional houses from the Joseon dynasty. Take a stroll through its narrow alleys and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of ancient Korea.

End the day in Insadong, a neighborhood known for its traditional culture and arts scene. Explore the streets, indulge in Korean cuisine, and visit art galleries and shops.

Start the day by walking along the historic Seoul City Wall, also known as Hanyangdo Seong. Enjoy panoramic views of the city and soak in the rich heritage surrounding you.

Head to N Seoul Tower , an iconic landmark offering breathtaking cityscapes. Consider visiting in the evening for a stunning view of Seoul illuminated. Find tranquility at Bongeunsa Temple, located in the heart of the bustling city. Marvel at the Buddhist architecture and immerse yourself in the serenity it offers. Conclude the day with a shopping spree at Myeongdong Shopping Street, a vibrant district known for its fashion, beauty products, and local treats.

Visit the Cheomseongdae Observatory , an ancient structure from the Silla Kingdom representing the lunar calendar. Dive into the history and significance of this observatory.

Immerse yourself in the Buddhist culture at Bulguksa Temple , originally built for peace and prosperity. Explore its serene surroundings and delve into the cultural richness it embodies.

Continue to the Seokguram Grotto , a UNESCO World Heritage site. Marvel at the seated Buddha and appreciate the cultural significance preserved throughout the ages. Conclude the day by exploring the Daereungwon Tomb Complex, home to impressive burial mounds and the Cheonmachong Tomb. Experience the rich archaeological heritage that paints a vivid picture of ancient times.

Begin the day at Huinnyeoul Culture Village in Busan, a charming coastal village with picturesque cliffs. Take a leisurely stroll along the Jeoryeong Coastal Walk and explore the Huinnyeoul Coastal Tunnel for a unique seaside experience.

Ascend to Dalmaji Hill Park for breathtaking panoramic views of Busan and its azure sea. Experience the artistic ambiance reminiscent of Montmartre in France. Conclude the day by exploring more of Busan's attractions and its vibrant atmosphere.

Fly to Jeju and begin the day at Seongsan Ilchulbong , a natural wonder shaped by volcanic eruptions. Witness the spectacular view from the crater and embrace the awe-inspiring landscape. Spend the rest of the day exploring the beautiful attractions and unique culture of Jeju Island.

Start with a visit to Samseonghyeol , a sacred site believed to be the birthplace of three demigods. Explore the serene surroundings and connect with Jeju's captivating folklore.

Immerse yourself in the captivating heritage of Jeju at the Folklore & Natural Museum . Learn about the island's unique culture, history, and natural wonders. Venture to Yongduam Rock, a dragon-shaped rock formation along the coast. Enjoy the breathtaking views of the ocean and take a leisurely stroll along the nearby coastal area.

Indulge in Jeju's culinary delights at Black Pork Street , known for its delectable Jeju black pork. Discover the local gastronomic scene and savor the island's specialty dishes.

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First Timer's Jeju Itinerary (3 Days, With or Without Car)

Last Updated: Aug 31, 2024 by Max · This post may contain affiliate links · 44 Comments

I’ve just completed my fourth trip to Jeju Island, so I think it's about time I update my itinerary— a lot can & has changed in two years! Originally I wrote this Jeju itinerary to fit all seasons, but I've since added tips for visiting in winter, and for traveling by car or by bus.

I believe that even if you only have a long weekend to explore Jeju, maybe from Seoul or Busan , there's no reason it can't still be fantastic. Both now and during the three years I was teaching English abroad in Korea, Jeju has been by far my favorite weekend getaway.

It's the perfect addition to a Korea itinerary , especially considering how inexpensive the flights are. But n o matter how many chances you have to visit, if you carefully decide on what to do, what to eat, and where to stay in Jeju, then the memories will last a lifetime.

Click here to read about to where to stay in Jeju!

Since this is a truly massive Jeju travel guide, please click around using the table of contents below.

• ✈️ Basics of Travel in South Korea
• ⛄ Visiting Jeju Island In Winter
• 🚗 Arrival & Getting Around in Jeju
• 🎒 Where to Stay on Jeju
• 🤔 What to Do in Jeju
• 🍲 What to Eat in Jeju
• 📝 Sample Jeju Itinerary: 3 Days
• 💡 Travel Tips For Jeju Island
• 🔍 Practical Travel Info
• 📋 Jeju Island Travel FAQ
• 🎢 Jeju Attractions Map

✈️ Basics of Travel in South Korea

Visa: Most travelers will need a K-ETA ( Korean Electronic Travel Authorization ), applied for at least 72 hours before departure. If you needed a visa before, you'll need a K-ETA now. Note that from April 1, 2023, to December 31, 2024, passport holders from 22 countries, including the US, UK, Canada, and several EU nations, can visit visa-free – no K-ETA required!

Currency: South Korean won ( KRW or ₩ )

Arrival in Korea: all international flights arrive at Incheon Airport (ICN), one of the best-rated airports in the world. It usually takes about 1 hour to get through security & pick up checked bags.

Getting Around: Korea has an extensive & reliable public transport system. A refillable T-Money card is your ticket to buses and trains across the country; you can buy and refill yout TMoney card at any subways station or convenience store in Korea.

Internet & SIM Cards: Rent a Wi-Fi egg or purchase a prepaid Korean SIM card at the airport, available for up to one month of connection.

Travel Insurance: always recommended, though some credit card companies offers limited coverage when booking.

⛄ Visiting Jeju Island In Winter

Does it snow on Jeju? How cold does Jeju get in the winter? When is low season on Jeju? So many people have asked me about traveling to Jeju in winter that I decided to add a section on just for that. To answer the overall query: it's totally possible to visit Jeju Island during winter, and Jeju is seriously one of the most underrated places to visit in Korea during winter.

To answer the above questions: yes it snows, it can get as cold as -7C/20F, and winter is low season on Jeju. But no worries, there are plenty of things to do on Jeju, even when the temps hit single digits. Just remember:

• Pack layers, including thin heat tech layers you can remove every time you go inside places. Wintertime on Jeju runs from November to March, though the end of March will see cherry blossoms and can have some very warm days (though still some cold nights).
• Jeju weather is fickle, just like on the Korean peninsula, so in the winter it's possible to have snow anytime, though it is rare outside of December and January. Jeju in December is also really pretty, especially if it's just snowed on Hallasan. Be extra careful when driving.
• On that note, winter activities on Jeju include picking hallabong (Jeju oranges) and gyul (Jeju tangerines), without much other interference. Most things don't close on Jeju in the winter, even Hallasan; you can still hike everywhere, though I wouldn't recommend a beach day.
• Popular things to do on Jeju in winter include: Love Land, the Aquarium, wandering Camellia Hill, and visiting all of Jeju's many museums!
• If you're on Jeju from mid-December to mid-January, definitely check out the Jeju Winter Festival, if only for the street food.

So if you're deciding between Jeju or Busan in winter , I'd suggest heading to Jeju. It's quieter and the flights are more affordable, and so is the food & accommodation. Plus, unlike Busan the snow stays untouched and pristine for quite awhile on Jeju!

🚗 Arrival & Getting Around in Jeju

Transportation in Jeju can be a bit of a mess. Since it's an island, actually getting to Jeju is a relatively simple matter of taking a flight. Note that if you are flying out early from Gimpo Airport, the airport closes each night from 12am-4:30am. Though some people have a fear of flying, and may choose to get to Jeju by ferry .

Either way, once you arrive you will find yourself on the north side of the island, nearly inside Jeju City. It's certainly possible to get around Jeju by public bus or taxi, but not recommended, as the first costs lots of time, and the other costs lots of money.

But for those who hate to drive as much as I do, I've also shared tips below on how to get around Jeju by bus. As for the infamous tour packages that most Koreans seem to favor, the jury is still out on that one.

I've experienced some amazing tours in South Korea, but it certainly limits what you see and how much time you spend there. The best option by far is to rent a car, or bring your own over on the ferry from the mainland.

I've gotten around Jeju by tour bus, public bus lines, and driving a rental car. There's no metro or train system on the island, though there are ferries. So if you choose not to or simply can't rent a car on Jeju, you're left with the bus.

Traveling Jeju By Bus

As I've said, this is not my favorite option, but it's doable. If you travel Jeju by bus, you'll want to stay along the coast so you're no more than two buses from where you want to go. I recommend staying in Seogwipo, so that you can follow the itinerary below.

Your favorite bus line on Jeju will be the 201, which takes you in a ring around the island. The scene along the coast is particularly gorgeous from April to June. For your initial arrival, Jeju airport limousine bus 800 and 800-1 will take you from the airport to Seogwipo the most directly, with buses every 15 minutes between 6am-10pm daily. 

Most of the bus routes stop running just before 10pm. If you arrive after 10pm, I'd recommend staying in Jeju City for the first night; you can take the 3000's lines to a few different places, but those also stop at 12am. Taxis will always be waiting to take you somewhere, but the lines are always long at night.

Introducing the T-Money card, a transportation card like no other. Mine was attached to my credit card while I lived in Korea, but you can also get one at any of the convenience stores in Korea. You can use your T-Money card to get all around the island, even in most taxis (but always bring cash just in case).

Most fares will be ₩1250 (~$1USD) each way, though the cost of taxis depends completely upon distance. Be sure to download the Naver Maps app before arrival so that you can get bus route info immediately.

Driving in Jeju

Driving in Jeju is quite safe, with lots of open roads and several paths across the island in addition to the loop around it. A self-drive in Jeju is also the best way to see the beauty of the island's countryside vistas, stay flexible with plans in case of weather interruptions, and stay in cheaper hotels if budget is an issue. 

The only requirements to rent a car in Jeju is a license in your home country and an international license (which is applied & paid for separately, almost always before you arrive to South Korea).

Koreans drive on the right hand side of the road, just as they do in the US and most of the rest of the world. Driving in Jeju City isn't very challenging, though going into more rural parts can be challenging since the roads narrow quite a bit.

Your Korean GPS will give you numerous speed warnings every time you're approaching speed cameras (so you have no excuse for getting a ticket!), so don't freak out when it chirps and beeps at you a lot.For a car rental, Jeju Island is one of the easiest spots I've ever rented in.

We just followed the signs in the airport, took the shuttle to Lotte Rental Cars, pulled a number for help in English, and we were in our car within 15 minutes. That was on a public holiday, too! Rental Car places are called " ren-ta-ca ," so try saying that if nobody seems to be able to help you in English.

Having a car on Jeju got us to about twice as many sites across the island, not to mentioned allows you to rent a scooter on Udo Island (if that's your kind of thing).

🎒 Where to Stay on Jeju

Choosing where to stay on Jeju Island may not seem like as big a decision as it actually is. Jeju is by no means small, but it is of a manageable enough size that you could spend one night in each part of the island and still see everything you're interested in.

Yet most people wouldn't choose to change accommodation every night if they don't have to. So in this post I narrowed it down to the four best regions in which to base yourself, and a different spot for every budget and comfort level.

If you're unsure of where to stay at all, or just have a day or two, then I highly recommend you stick to the transportation hub of Jeju City. If you're spending at least 3 days on Jeju, consider splitting up your accommodation and staying in two different parts of the island.

If you follow my sample Jeju itinerary below, it would be best to stay near Udo Island on the first night, and then in Seogwipo for the last 2 nights. I know that all the place names can be confusing, so I made a map of Jeju attractions that goes along with the 3 day Jeju itinerary below.

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🤔 What to Do in Jeju

Jeju has innumerable sites that involve the sea and nature, including 3 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. But the island has its fair share of quirk and Korean tradition (naked hot tubs, anyone?). This list could seriously go on for hours if I listed out everything that locals do for fun.

So to stick to the more accessible stuff for 3 days in Jeju, I'll share just the weird, the natural, and the educational, divided by region. Don't forget to carry around a few extra thousand-won notes to pay for parking! 

Surprisingly, I found the points of interest in Jeju to be more accessible than those in Seoul or Busan. Most everything was available in Korean, English and Chinese, and many more people were able to speak English than I expected.

So don't shy away from something that sounds interesting, just because it looks rural. Looks can be deceiving, and Jeju Island is the land of things-built-only-as-tourist-attractions.

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Love Land (erotic museum) /// ₩9000 entrance /// 9am-midnight daily

Love Land is a very blasé name for this unusual park full of penises and other erotic sculptures. It was actually opened in 2004 by a group of art students from Seoul's Hongik University (of 'Hongdae' fame). Please note that you must be at least 19 to enter the park .

Hallasan Hiking /// free /// roughly sunrise to sunset

It's tough to designate a specific starting point to hike Hallasan, considering that it's at the center of the island. Hallasan is actually an active volcano, though it ' spews no lava or smoke at the moment, and it's the reason why Jeju island exists at all. T 's safe to hike, and t he views from the top are unforgettable .

Note that it is not safe to Hike Hallasan in the rain and that you should bring extra layers no matter the weather when you start.

Orange Picking Experience /// ₩3000-₩6000 /// usually 8am-6pm

With peak orange season from November to February, orange picking is a winter activity on Jeju that most everyone participates in, local or tourist. You pay a flat fee per person to pick and eat as many oranges as you want & bring home a kilogram.

Manjanggul (lava cave) /// ₩3000 entrance /// 9am-6pm daily (closed first Wednesday of every month)

As one of Jeju's 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites, the 1,000 meters of cave open to the public gets quite packed on weekends. The slippery floors can become extra hazardous, so bring grippy shoes and plan to spend about an hour exploring the cave and surrounding property.

Jeongbang Waterfall /// ₩2000 entrance /// 8am-6pm

Jeongbang's claim to fame is as the only waterfall in Asia to fall directly into the ocean, which is honestly really cool sight. There's also a tiny beach in front of it, just before the vast ocean extending way beyond. The walk down is worth it in nice weather, but can be a bit treacherous in rain or snow.

Olle Trails (Oedolgae Rock) /// free /// roughly sunrise to sunset

A rock may not sound like a very impressive attraction, but this stunning viewpoint is the perfect spot from which to admire the ocean & the many small islands off the coast of this side of Jeju-do. Many people come here each day just to trek the well-trod trails and stop at a lookout every once in awhile to soak it all in.

Jusangjeolli Lava Cliffs /// ₩2000 entrance /// roughly sunrise to sunset

Often compared to the Giant's Causeway in Northern Island, the Jusangjeolli cliff faces are another act of nature bestowed upon Jeju by the volcano that formed its body. Easily less than 5 minutes from the parking lot, the cliffs are deep grey rectangular and square formations which jut picturesquely out into the ocean.

Jeju Folk Village (Jeju Minsokchon) /// ₩11000 /// 8:30am-5pm or 6pm (spring & summer)

Jeju Island is the land of the unexpected, and on my last trip I ended up in this tiny mountainous village for lunch, in an area I later learned was called Minsokchon . The traditional Jeju Folk Village appears as if it had sprung out of the mountains, populated with short, flat-rooved structures which recall traditional living on the island.

Aqua Planet Jeju /// ₩37200-₩40900 /// 10am-7pm

If you're visiting Jeju with kids, this is a must-see. This massive aquarium has not only penguins and sea lions, but whale sharks. They offer daily demonstrations and educational programs about the animals (in Korean), while all of the aquatic animals found around Jeju are in their large main building (with English signage).

Seopjikoji (scenic view point) /// free /// roughly sunrise to sunset

Just across from Seongsan is Seopjikoji, an area famous for being the filming location for several dramas and a gorgeous area, to boot. The draw here is the defined walking trail along the cliffs and a beach side restaurant, though the most gorgeous scenes are when the canola flowers bloom in the spring .

Submarine Ride to & from Udo /// ₩36000-₩55000 /// departing 8:55am-4:30pm

This is not a cheap activity, but it is one that you'd be hard-pressed to find anywhere else. Jeju is famous not only for its women divers, but also for its scuba diving. Children of all ages are able to experience the beauty of the ocean, without the need to swim in it.

Explore Udo /// ₩10.500 (same-day round trip ferry) /// 7:30/8am-⅚:30pm (varies by season)

Despite the fact that Jeju has become famous for their black pork, Udo Island is actually named for a cow, which the island is said to be shaped like. Like the rest of Jeju, Udo is know for its great views and it's beaches, but unlike the rest of Jeju, Udo has a special dessert: peanut ice cream.

Seongsan Ilchulbong (sunrise peak) /// ₩2000 /// Summer 7:10am-7pm & Winter 7:30am-6pm

The immensity of the green and the brightly colored flowers that greet you here in the spring could very well distract you from ever climbing to the top. This fairy tale mountain was formed long ago by a volcanic eruption, just like the rest of Jeju , and is great for a quick hike, and horseback riding and boating for a bit extra.

Western Jeju-do

The Chocolate Museum /// ₩6000 /// 10am-6pm

Built to resemble a castle, this massive museum is actually the second-largest chocolate museum in the world, behind the one in Cologne, Germany. Its exterior is covered in a volcanic landscape inspired by the island, while the inside smells as if it were coated in chocolate.

There are exhibits on chocolate history and chocolate making, as well as a cafe and a sales area where you can buy boxes of the sweet stuff. It's a chocolate lover's paradise, but I'll also admit that I've seen better. Note that the Jeju chocolate museum closes an hour early in winter and an hour late in summer.

Sanbangsan Carbonate Springs /// ₩12000 base entrance /// 6am-midnight (indoor hot springs)

This will be one of the strangest experiences of your life if you've never been to a Korean sauna. Everybody here is naked, albeit separated by gender. The hot springs, glorified swimming pools in many ways, are available in a variety of temperatures and with various healing properties.

O'Sulloc Tea Fields & Museum /// free /// 9am-6pm

Being a tiny museum near a massive tea field, I wouldn't expect much in the way of tea education. But if you came for the green tea products, then this is your spot. The small museum is attached to a massive cafe serving up a variety of teas from their farm, plus coffee and desserts, with an Innis Free cosmetics store a hundred meters away .

The best part for most people will be the tea plantation itself, however, which is situated across the street from the museum and simply laden with photo-ops. There are honestly so many things to do in Jeju , but it's all so different that it's unlikely that everything will appeal to you.

So just pick your favorites in each area, and then move on to the next one.

🍲 What to Eat in Jeju

Confession time: despite being a food blogger, I don't center my schedule around meals. I might center the occasional day around dessert for dinner, but for the most part, I carry my chocolate & some almonds in my bag and like to see where the wind takes me.

It's how I travel anywhere, so it's not really fair of me to recommend you any specific restaurants around which to plan your day. However, I freely offer food recommendations, and the must-try foods on Jeju are...

• Sannakji  ("live" octopus)
• Abalone (Sea Snails)
• Green Tea Anything
• Hallabong (those big oranges grown throughout the island)
• Peanut Latte
• Jeju Chocolate

Bonus: many local friends told me that Jeju is known for their Indian food, so if you're feeling some international fare, consider going out for Indian food in Jeju (see travel tips below). 

📝 Sample Jeju Itinerary: 3 Days

3 days is enough to see the major sites of Jeju, so on the map I've outlined where to go for each day. This assumes that you can arrive at the first spot around 9am, and will be tired enough for dinner and relaxation around 7pm.

If this sounds like you, this may be your perfect Jeju itinerary. 3 days may not be enough for some, but never fear— not everything will appeal to you, and this is easy enough to remove stuff from or add to. You can read more about each site above.

At the bottom of the page is a map of the island, with all of these points of interest marked off. Proceed at your leisure.

Jeju Itinerary Day 1

9am // Manjanggul : If you're traveling by bus, skip to the next stop, as you won't have time for this part. Start out the day at the lava caves, a kilometer of dark, firey history, and a look into how the island was formed. You can only explore the first 1000 meters of the more than 13,000 formed.

B ut the multi-lingual signage will explain how rivers of lava burst from the earth and tunnel upwards to form the basis of modern-day Jeju Island. It's chilly down there, so bring a jacket. This can be done either first or last, depending on your starting point, but remember that they close at 6pm.

10am // Udo : The first ferry to this island is not particularly early, but they can get packed on weekends. If you're visiting on a Saturday or Sunday, be prepared to wait a bit for the next ferry, and don't forget to buy round trip tickets.

It's only a 15-minute ride, so once you're on the island, head straight from the ferry terminal to Udo Seobin Baeksa , a gorgeous beach just a 10-minute walk from the port.

Once you're there, grab some peanut ice cream and walk along the beach. Other things to do on Udo are: rent bikes to ride around the island, watch locals dive in the ocean, go horseback riding, grab a coffee on the pier, and hike Udobong. I highly recommend having black pork burgers for lunch.

4pm // Seopjikoji or Seongsan Ilchulbong at sunset : Once you've returned from your half day on Udo, head just a few kilometers down the road to the beautiful look out point of Seopjikoji.

If you don't go now, I'm afraid you'll be too tired to go at the end of the day, so just muster up the will power to see one more beautiful site, if only from just a wee bit closer up. Alternatively, even closer by is Seongsan Ilchulbong.

Walking around Seongsan Ilchulbong, I swear you'll think you're walking into a scene straight from the highlands of Northern Ireland. Seongsan Ilchulbong is one of Jeju's UNESCO World Heritage sites, and you'll immediately understand why.

Two hours is just enough to walk around and take pictures, observe the famous women divers of Jeju, maybe take a boat ride, and hike to the top of the small mountain. Going later in the day also allows you to look around without the mid-day sun glaring in your eyes, and with many fewer people.

Jeju Itinerary Day 2

9am // Jeongbang Waterfall : Literally a one minute walk to the falls (& the ocean), and another few minutes for the close-up view, this is a perfect first stop for day 2. If your legs are sore from the day before there's no need to go down for a closer look, and there's a coffee shop right in the parking lot, should you need it.

10am // Oedolgae Rock : Just like with the waterfall, this can be a more or less involved part of your trip. If it's raining or you're tired, then just walk over to where the view point is and admire the gorgeous natural scenery. Trekking is available here, however, and is quite possible. It can get rather crowded here on nice weekend afternoons, so head over before lunch.

11am // Jusangjeolli Lava Cliffs : If you're traveling by bus, skip to having lunch, as you won't have time for this part. Unlike the lava caves you (may have) visited yesterday, these cliffs are a spectacular representation of what happens after the lava shoots out of the earth.

Looking just like the legos you played with as a kid, these lava tubes are a wonderful photo-op for any kind of traveler.

11:30am // Lunch Time : Most people's favorite time of day. Head into downtown Seogwipo and look around for a barbeque restaurant that served black pork, and ask for samgyeopsal .

This is pork belly, and they'll bring it out in long strips that look like thick-cut bacon, and you can thank me later. Don't worry, all the side dishes they bring out are included in the price of the meat. Note that the more side dishes, the more respect they're showing you.

1pm // Chocolate Museum : If you're traveling by bus , you should choose 2 of the 3 activities left today. After a nice hearty meal, it's time for some dessert! Once you get over the immense grounds of this castle-like factory, head inside and learn all about how chocolate is made, and some history about chocolate (plus free samples).

Kids and adults are all huge fans of the delightful aroma and variety of samples on offer, as well as the reasonably-priced gifts in the shop, though it's definitely more of an introductory-level chocolate experience.

3pm // Green Tea Fields : Once you manage to drag yourself away from the chocolate factory, make the short drive over to the green tea fields. O'Sulloc's tea plantation is famous throughout Korea for its quality tea (despite the name, the plantation produces a number of different teas from this one variety).

But if you're still full from the pigging out and the chocolate, then work off the calories by strolling around the endless fields of green. Peak season in from April to June.

6pm // Love Land : If by some miracle you're still able to take in more sites, I highly recommend Love Land. It is Korea's only Adult Theme Park, though I think of it as more of an erotic photo zone. However, it's also open until midnight.

So if you're traveling with kids, I'd recommend grabbing dinner first and then leaving them in the hotel for a movie while you get your adulting on in the erotic theme park you never knew you would see.

Jeju Itinerary Day 3

9am // Hike Hallasan : I hope you're not still sore from walking around the day before yesterday, because today is hiking day! Sort of. Mount Halla actually has 5 trails, and each is vastly different from the others. One of them only takes half an hour each way, though you don't see much.

The route that starts at Eorimok Trail and returns down Yeongsil Trail is rightfully the most popular, however. This trip take about 5 hours total, so be sure to bring water bottles and snacks. If you're using public transport, bus 740 heads to Eorimok and stops by Yeongsil, as well.

2pm // Late Lunch : After all that exertion, it's only right to grab some nice warm soup to re-hydrate. Stop in at any of the many local restaurants at the bottom of the trail head, or head towards the hot springs and eat closer to there (though there aren't any restaurants right around the springs).

3pm // Sanbangsan Carbonate Springs : This was honestly one of the weirdest and one of my favorite parts of Jeju. There are saunas and jjimjilbangs everywhere in Korea, but outdoor hot springs or pools are much harder to find.

Especially good for relaxing your muscles after a hike and challenging your definition of too many naked people, the Sanbangsan Carbonate Springs are heavenly. You can pay the extra ₩3000 for access to the outdoor pools and hang out with your significant other.

Alternately, you can just stay in the cocoon of warmth inside, scrubbing off all the dead skin once you've had enough. General relaxation is a great theme for your last night on Jeju. Now that you have an idea of what the island has to offer, you're just about ready for your trip to Jeju Island.

💡 Travel Tips For Jeju Island

• Get a sim card with calling capabilities . I literally lived in Korea for three years using only a pre-paid sim card from Olleh. That cost me ₩20000 (~$17USD) a month for 2GB of data, and another few thousand a month for calling, and it saved me many times over the years to have someone be able to call a hotel or taxi for me using my own phone.
• Speaking of calling, the Korea Travel Hotline , known to expats as the "English Help Line," should be your go-to with any issue. Simply dial 1330 and press 1 for English, and you'll be connected to someone at any hour of the day, any day of the week. They can help with ticket prices, bus schedules, attraction locations, and even translating for taxi drivers. They also speak Japanese and Chinese.
• Rent a car (remember your international driver's license!). If my helpful info on renting a car in Jeju wasn't enough convincing, keep in mind that most attractions are far from cities and far apart. Taxis can also be hard or impossible to come by after 10pm (coincidentally, also when most of the buses stop running).
• Travel the island in sections . Take a careful look at attractions' opening hours & days, because even though the island appears small at first, it can be a very long drive to backtrack to somewhere you've already been, just to see that one museum.
• It does get very cold in the winter , so pack a heavy winter coat from November-March, and a light jacket in October and April. While you could have some less cold days in the winter, it can get downright freezing in January and February.
• Just as in the rest of Korea, Google Maps isn't useful or detailed on Jeju, so do remember to download the English-language version of Naver Maps , the Korean map app.
• Try Indian food — no, seriously. Jeju has a small but sizable Indian population, and along with that, some bomb-a*s Indian food.
• Beaches close for winter , at least for swimming. Just like in the rest of Korea, from September to May you're not allowed to swim in the water around Jeju, though you can certainly still walk along the beach and take pictures. This is for safety reasons, as that water is frigid .
• Jeju has a decent salsa dance scene, but don't come here for the nightlife . Since it's mostly a family holiday and honeymoon destination, there aren't many clubs and there are few bars in Jeju City and Seogwipo. You'll have more luck finding a noraebang (Korean Karaoke bar) to sing it up in after dark (and karaoke is definitely wirth adding to you Jeju Island itinerary !) .
• Speaking of early nights, try to start your day early . Lots of attractions open around 8am or 9am, and close around 5pm or 6pm; the last ferry from Udo Islandcomes back before 7pm, so after sunset there's not much to do but sleep and set your alarm for the sunrise.

🔍 Practical Travel Info

Language:  Korean people speak Korean, and most of those who work in tourism will speak a little English. Often someone will also speak some Japanese and Mandarin, while outside of tourist areas you'll have the best luck finding English-speaking young people.

There's also a strong regional accent on Jeju, so even if you speak Korean you may have trouble understanding older people.

Population: ~600,000 people.

Currency: the Korean won (KRW), written as either ₩ or 원 (in Korean). 1000 won is equal to about $0.85USD or ₱42.

Korea Visa:  While there are still 112 countries whose citizens don’t need to apply for visas before visiting Korea for 30 to 90 days, as of September 2021, ALL visitors from those approved countries still need to have an approved K-ETA before arriving in Korea. K-ETA stands for Korea-Electronic Travel Authorization.

You can check if yours is one of those visa-exempt, countries and how long your visa lasts for,  here . Common countries: USA (up to 90 days), Canada (up to 6 months), South Africa (up to 30 days), Malaysia (up to 90 days), Singapore (up to 90 days). But remember, even if you don’t need to apply for a visa, from now on you do still need to  apply for a K-ETA , which is good for two years form the date of approval.

Voltage: 220v/60Hz, with two round holes for the plug (type F).

Best Time to Visit Jeju

There's really no bad time to visit Jeju, since the weather on the island is so much milder compared to the mainland. But summer is definitely peak season, with mid-July to the end of August seeing the most visitors (when kids are off school). The best month to visit Jeju Island, and Korea in general, is in May.

Spring and Fall are my favorite times because the prices are a bit cheaper, the weather is still mild, and there are colors popping everywhere. Since most people come to Jeju for just 3 or 4 days at a time, flights are much cheaper to arrive Sunday through Wednesday & depart Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday .

Safety Level: 10/10

Because this is Jeju Island , there's really nowhere for criminals to hide. That said, just like the rest of Korea, Jeju is just generally a very safe place to explore. The entire country outlaws guns, except for the military, and the crime rate is extremely low. There aren't any dangerous parts of Jeju, either, unless you count those really tall cliffs people like to hike up to.

Sample Jeju Budget: 3 Days

This Jeju travel budget assumes you're spending 3 nights on the island, and are traveling alone using the guide above. These prices will lower a bit per person as you share the cost of a rental car. If you travel by bus & taxi combined, you'd travel slower, but spend more like $10-20 a day per person. Note that the current exchange rate is roughly 1200KRW per 1USD.

• Lodging : $70USD
• Transport : $60USD (flights are so varied in cost that those are not included in this budget, and neither is the cost of a rental car )
• Activities : $50USD
• Food : $70USD

Total : $250USD

Basic Korean Lesson

So you're all ready for your trip, but you don't know any Korean! So let's consider the language barrier. I don't discuss it much on this site, but for a native English speaker, Korean is one of the harder languages to learn. Lucky for you, I've already broken down this barrier several times over.

So to help you prepare for your trip, I've compiled a shortlist to help you order food and just be generally polite. Many Koreans speak enough English to understand your order in a restaurant, but it's always polite to throw in a little Korean.

If you get beyond ordering food in a restaurant, the language barrier only gets more obvious. I'd also highly recommend downloading a picture-capable translation app before you go, like Google Translate.

Hello //  An-nyeong-ha-se-yo . (안녕하세요.)

I don’t speak any Korean. // Han-guk-aw jal-moat-hae-yo. (한국어 잘못해요.)

Do you speak English? //  Yeong-aw jal-hae-yo?  (영어 잘해요?)

Thank you // Gam-saahm-ni-da . (감사합니다.)

How much is it? // Eol-ma-yeh-yo? (얼마예요?)

One of these, please. // Ee-gaw ha-na ju-say-yo. (이거 하나 주세요.)

It's to-go/takeout. // Po-jahng ee-eh-yo or Tay-kow-shi-yay-oh. (포장 이예요.)

Lesson complete! Now let's pack.

📋 Jeju Island Travel FAQ

When deciding how many days to spend in Jeju Island, you could spend as little as 2 days in Jeju and see most of the top sights, but most visitors find 3-4 days to be ideal.

The best months to visit Jeju Island are April, May, and September, due to the open hours of attractions and lack of crowds, but still beautiful weather and reasonable prices on hotels.

Yes! Jeju Island is absolutely worth a visit, and quite beautiful at any time of year, but particularly in the spring and fall.

When figuring out how to get to Jeju Island from Seoul, there are three options, one of which is markedly more appealing than the other two: by plane. You can also take a train and then a ferry or a bus and then a ferry, but since Seoul to Jeju and vice versa is actually the most-traveled route in the world, there's no shortage of cheap flights to Jeju from Seoul.

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May 02, 2022 at 12:47 am

Thank you for this very comprehensive post! We're planning for our South Korea trip in September 2022 and intend to visit Jeju Island as well. I'll slowly read this and take note of all your recommendations!.

May 02, 2022 at 7:24 am

Thanks Henry! I'm actually headed to Jeju tomorrow morning, coincidentally enough, so it will be updated again before your trip. Happy planning, and have a lot of fun on Jeju!~

krishna says

June 25, 2022 at 5:30 am

This was the clearest guide, broken down by region, with the most useful descriptions for me to organise my recent trip! (so useful i thought i'd even make a comment before closing the tab!)

gracias + adios from seogwipo

June 26, 2022 at 11:25 pm

Awwww thank you so much, Krishna! I'm so glad to have played a small role in making your trip enjoyable! 😀

July 28, 2022 at 11:51 pm

thank you for this post and recommendation! i'll be going to sk next month and also planning for a solo jeju trip for 3 nights. i wanted to rent a car but unfortunately found out that my country's IDP was not under the specified convention. was crushed but your recc for bus line is a good starting point for me. hopefully i'll be able to figure out how to go about in jeju! thank you!

July 29, 2022 at 12:41 am

Oh, what a disappointment, that's terrible! I'm sorry you can't rent a car, but I hope you're still able to visit your most important stops via the bus. That's been my transport of choice the last two times I went, so it's doable, but you'll definitely have to plan carefully. Good luck, and enjoy your trip, Eri!

Pepper says

August 08, 2022 at 6:53 am

Hi thanks for the very detailed articles ! However can I check if the itinerary is written with driving in mind. When I tried to google for public transport according to the itinerary, I need to usually travel for 1.5 hrs between places and left with minimal time for exploring. Hope I can see more itineraries about traveling withour a car in jeju from you 😇

August 09, 2022 at 4:32 pm

Yes! So to adjust for taking public transport, you'll definitely need to remove a couple stops & still be left with a bit less time in some places. But I realize it can be hard to tell what makes sense to leave off, so I adjusted the article with recommendations of what to skip and how that affects the timing. I hope this helps!

September 14, 2022 at 8:29 pm

What a wonderful guide for traveller who wants to plan his/her own trip. I really appreciate your effort and it is extremely helpful. Well done!

September 14, 2022 at 9:16 pm

Thanks, Kai! I'm glad you found it helpful!!

Clarisa says

November 27, 2022 at 10:01 pm

Thank you so much for this very informational post! I am planning a trip to Jeju in Oct 2023. I am extremely excited!! Would it be too early to book hotels right now or when do you recommend?

November 28, 2022 at 2:20 pm

Hi, Clarissa! Glad to be of help. Since October isn't high time in Jeju, I wouldn't book more than 6 months out, with an ideal book time somewhere around June (for the best prices). Enjoy your trip!!

Marie bartolome says

January 04, 2023 at 10:59 am

I have been researching for my trip and you have the best site to help travelers ! Thank you so much… I do have a question , I am traveling from USA to Incheon and would like to travel directly to jeju island. What is the best way to do it? From my reading it seems I have to take public transport to gimpo airport to avail all the flights? Is there an easier way to travel to jeju from incheon ? Thank you so much for your help!

January 04, 2023 at 3:31 pm

Thank you for your kind words, Marie! Yeah, to go directly to Jeju from Incheon it's best to take the Airport Railroad line (the AREX) directly to Gimpo and then fly from there; it's about 30 minutes' ride between the airport, and costs just a few bucks. Gimpo will also by far have the best prices for flights between Jeju, and will drop you a bit closer to Seoul if you have time to go there before departing Korea. Enjoy your trip!

January 16, 2023 at 2:49 pm

Thanks you so much this very comprehensive advice about Jeju Island. We are going in May and your article has helped me so much!!! a I will probably follow most if not all of your 3-day itinerary!I assume that road signs are not difficult to figure out if one can’t read Korean?

January 17, 2023 at 12:25 am

Hi, Jen! Thank you for your kind words. Yes, road signs will all have English translations next to the Korean, and if you rent a car they will put an English-speaking GPS in there for you. May is such a lovely time to be on Jeju-- enjoy your trip!!

January 30, 2023 at 6:11 pm

My family and I are traveling to Seoul in July 2023 from the USA. Unfortunately, for one of my daughters (college student) time is very limited. We want to make sure we travel to Jeju but due to the limited timeq, 2 full days will be the maximum of our stay in Jeju. Where should we stay and what are the MUST see in Jeju so I can start booking the accomodations as we do not want to change the lodging. We will probably take the first flight out of Gimpo and take the last flight back to Seoul as my daughter can only stay a week in Korea.

January 31, 2023 at 2:50 am

That's definitely unfortunate, Min, but you can get a lot out of essentially a weekend in Jeju! In that case I'd stay in Seogwipo City and rent a car, and spend one day on the east and one day on the west sides of the island. If renting a car, I'd stay in one of the inns or hotels that offer breakfast so that you can get on the road sooner & are more likely to get free/reasonably-priced parking. It's hard to say exactly what your family would absolutely love, but my can't-miss in the east would be either Seongsan Ilchulbong if you enjoy a bit of hiking or Seopjikoji if you'd prefer a long walk. Both have beautiful views and are fantastic at sunrise, if you can get the kids up that early. My can't miss on the west side would be O’Sulloc Tea Fields & Museum, just because you can walk around and take a tour, then also check out the museum and shop and enjoy the cafe, so it's easy to get parking and take a rest after touristing. In July you may even be able to get fresh mangoes locally!!

April 02, 2023 at 5:12 pm

THANK YOU !!! VERY HELPFUL FOR PLANNING MY VACATION IN MAY

April 02, 2023 at 10:46 pm

You're very welcome, Nico! Enjoy Jeju!

April 11, 2023 at 10:40 pm

Hi, I think your website maybe aimed at US readers mainly but somehow it got ranked up as the first few links when I googled. So just to ensure people out of US don't get the wrong idea, would you like to point out that the K-ETA exemption is for a few countries and they can refer to the K-ETA website for the full list.

https://www.k-eta.go.kr/portal/board/viewboarddetail.do?bbsSn=149899

April 13, 2023 at 2:41 pm

Thank you for the update, Jay! Yeah, I have a Google alert on for changes, but for unknown reasons, Google only sent me the alert from the US embassy! How strange. Thank you for pointing that out; the post is now updated. And I hope that regardless of where you're from, you'll find some useful info on here for your Korea trip!

Charmagne says

May 12, 2023 at 5:48 am

Thanks for this! It's very helpful ❤️

May 12, 2023 at 11:46 pm

It's my pleasure, Charmagne!

May 20, 2023 at 9:34 pm

Hi thanks for the post, very helpful!

I have booked the flight tickets to Jeju for a total of ten full days in December with 3 young kids aged 8, 6, 3. We hope to have a slow, leisurely trip but will ten days still be an overkill considering that it’s a winter?

I am planning to spend 3 nights at Seogwipo to cover both the south (waterfalls) and west area (various museums, Shinhwa theme park, Camelia hill, strawberry and tangerine picking, Ossuloc green tea and possibly Hallasan 1100 hill wetlands etc), then move to the east for another 3 nights to cover the caves, Udo island, Ecoland, aquarium, horse riding and finally 3 nights in the Jeju city to cover market, shopping, Nanta shows, Aewol beaches. I have pinned about 50 places on my naver map based on all recommendations - seems that there’s sufficient to do but not sure if the weather will allow us to do all.. am contemplating if it’s worth hopping over to Busan for 2 nights and come back to Jeju again.

May 22, 2023 at 5:16 pm

You're very welcome, Chew! But I have to say, 10 days on Jeju in December does sound like a lot, because a fair portion of the island is closed or has more limited hours in the wintertime. I'd definitely plan on a mid-way trip up to Busan, maybe for 3 days, and spend your first 3-4 days on Jeju on one side of the island, and the other 3-4 days on the other side.

You have some cool stuff on your list, but keep in mind that the weather highs will still only be around 50F/10C on Jeju at that time, and the theme parks in Korea are usually closed from November to March, though I can't actually speak for the two on your list. The beaches will be nice to look at, but they're also closed from October to March. Tangerine picking may be still on, but the strawberry greenhouses don't usually open until January. So yeah, you have some really great ideas saved, but definitely consider a side trip to see some of the historical & beautiful temples, wet markets, and famous restaurants of Busan.

Have a fabulous trip!

Stephanie says

June 18, 2023 at 10:33 pm

Hi Max, we are planning our korea trip in end Nov and happen to see your post, it a great help in our planning. We are traveling with a 8 year old kid, we plan to go korea for 15 days and spend the first 5days in Jeju.

Like to ask for some of your advise, is 5 days too many for Jeju? We plan to go to another province to stay another 5 days before heading to Seoul? Are you able to recommend a few nice province beside Busan as we have went before.

If possible we wish to fly straight to the province from Jeju if there a nearby domestic airport and after 5 days maybe take train back to Seoul

Appreciate if you could give us some advise on this, thank you

June 19, 2023 at 2:57 pm

Thanks, Stephanie! I'm glad it's been helpful. 🙂

I think 5 days is great for Jeju, even if you rent a car for easier travel, because it can be a bit chilly at that time of year and traveling with kids can make for slower going. And sure! I wrote out mini guides for two of my other favorite regions in Korea, both of which I most enjoy visiting in the Spring/Fall: Suncheon and Jeonju (that link will 'jump' you to those sections of the guide). Either or both of those areas will provide a good base from which to see other parts of the region, and will have different regional foods & sights as Busan, if you've already been there. Jeonju is probably the only one of those you could fly to from Jeju, and there's definitely a train up to Seoul from there.

Enjoy your trip!

June 19, 2023 at 11:55 pm

Thank you for your reply

If I fly to Gwangju Airport and base myself 5 days at Gwangju, is to easy to visit both Suncheon and Jeonju by public transport? is 5 days enough? or 6 days is better? I think i will fly out of jeju on 23 Nov, by that time is it winter time? it there anything nice to see at Gwangju, Suncheon and Jeonju?

If I fly to Gimpo airport, is there any nearby nice city to visit beside Seoul?

Sorry for so many question Appreciate your advise, thank you

June 21, 2023 at 6:43 pm

Ohhhh yeah, that's pretty late. Definitely into winter, so while you may be able to see some fall colors, it will be mostly gone by then. So I'd definitely still recommend Jeonju at that time of year, especially for food reasons. It's a better place to base yourself than Gwangju for food & attractions, so I'd just go directly to Jeonju after landing at Gwangju Airport, if you can get the plane tickets. The two are about an hour apart, and Gwangju is just not a very tourist-friendly town in terms of attractions & translations.

You could go to one of the ski towns in Gangwon-do, if there's snow by then, but honestly, I'd say Chuncheon and Incheon are both pretty cool to explore for a day, but you can do that while based in Seoul. During that in-between time of the year, you could do orange picking in the south, but there's just not as much going on unless you stay somewhere specific to attend a festival.

June 25, 2023 at 11:37 pm

Thanks for all your advise, it help in my planning

June 27, 2023 at 12:09 am

My pleasure! 🙂

September 04, 2023 at 10:19 am

Hi there Thank you very much for all your helpful tipps! I'm (most probably) coming to Jeju on 29th Oct and might be safe - according to your itinerary - to spend exploring east & south Jeju until Nov 1. As I'm planning to hike all 3 days at this year's Olle Hiking Festival, would I miss out hiking (a part of) Hallasan, if I left that out? After the Hiking Festival, I consider to spend then 1-2 days (from Nov 5th onwards) in Jeju city itself. So, either flying out on Tue or Wed. Would you think, I then have seen most - and the more interesting stuff - of Jeju? Also, as I don't have a driving license, I need to take the public bus.

September 06, 2023 at 11:22 pm

Hi, Sarah! My pleasure; I'm glad you've found them helpful. And I mean, yes, you'd certainly miss out on hiking Hallasan if you left that out, but if you're doing plenty of other hiking then I think you'll have gotten quite a nice view of the island by then. If you're going by bus & taxi only, an extra day or two in Jeju City certainly wouldn't hurt; from there you could get almost anywher eon the island within an hour, and see some of the spots you might have missed while going more liesurely your first few days.

Isabelle says

September 10, 2023 at 5:54 am

Thank you for this post! Really helped with my planning by the different regions. I was just wondering, if it would be safe drive during Winter (late dec)?

September 10, 2023 at 8:08 pm

My pleasure, Isabelle! And yes, it would be perfectly safe as it very rarely gets even close to snowing on Jeju (maybe once a decade it flurries).

Freddy says

January 01, 2024 at 8:14 am

Bedankt Max voor je duidelijke en interessante reisgids voor Jeju. Wij zijn momenteel onze reis aan 't plannen voor de komende lente. Onze dochter van 19 is van sep 2023 tot mei 2024 in Seoul om Koreaans te studeren (Education First). Wij gaan met onze zoon van 22 naar Korea van 22 maart tot 9 april. Eerst gaan we naar Seoul, maar we willen zeker ook naar Jeju en Busan. Kan je ons ook helpen met tips voor Seoul en Busan en eventueel andere plaatsen die zeker de moeite zijn in onze trip? Alvast bedankt!

January 04, 2024 at 1:31 pm

Graag gedaan! Het spijt me, ik spreek geen Nederlands, dus ik gebruik Google Translate. Er zijn gidsen voor Busan hier en voor Seoul hier . Maar waarschijnlijk wil je de Korea-reisroute lezen, die lijkt op een minigids voor Zuid-Korea.

Als u de site wilt ondersteunen, kunt u ook pdf's van alle gidsen kopen om mee te nemen op uw reis (u kunt ze afdrukken of op uw telefoon bewaren).

Danielle Ziss says

February 06, 2024 at 2:11 pm

Wow - what a thorough post! Really appreciate you. Heading to Jeju in early March for 3 days. So excited!

February 06, 2024 at 2:18 pm

Thank you for the kind words!! Enjoy your trip, Danielle!

Roxane Cordisco says

February 17, 2024 at 9:35 am

Thanks for this nice article about Jeju. I am planning a 7-10 day trip to the island and I'd like to discover it by myself by scooter. Do you have any information about scooter rental agencies in Jeju? Thank you! Roxane (Belgium)

February 19, 2024 at 1:48 pm

Sorry, Roxane; I'm not very familiar with renting scooters on the island and haven't yet done so myself, but enjoy your trip & I hope you can find the info you need before heaidng out!

Dr Jyoti Shetty says

May 12, 2024 at 6:39 am

Hello Max, Thank you for the detailed post. Can you help me with the bus numbers for the following destinations: Manjanggul, Jusangjeolli Lava cliffs ,Jeongbang waterfalls & Seongsan Ilchulbong. Also, how would the weather be in the second week of June? Thnx n regards.

May 17, 2024 at 9:46 am

Hi! I'm sorry, I don't have those numbers off the top of my head, but from my recollection, the bus which circles the entire island should be the one which takes you to all of those places. You can use the GPS in a map app on your phone to track when you're closest to the right stop (I recommend the English verison of the Naver maps app), but weather should be absolutely gorgeous in the second week of June!

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Công viên tình yêu – nơi trưng bày 140 bức tượng mang chủ đề phồn thực với những hình thù ngộ nghĩnh.

Sau khi ăn tối tại nhà hàng địa phương, quý khách về khách sạn nhận phòng và tự do nghỉ ngơi

NGÀY 03: JEJU (ĂN 03 BỮA)

Sau khi ăn sáng, đoàn khởi hành tham quan :

Đỉnh núi Seongsan Sunrise ngọn núi lửa đã ngưng hoạt động; nơi được xem là cảnh quan đẹp nhất của đảo Jeju; một trong bảy kỳ quan thiên nhiên thế giới mới.

Làng dân tộc Seongeup từng là thủ phủ của bộ tộc Cheongeui – Hyeon giai đoạn từ năm 1410-1914, nổi tiếng với bộ phim truyền hình cổ trang “Nàng Dae Chang Geum”. Ngôi làng có đến 260 kiểu nhà truyền thống, xây dựng từ những năm cuối của triều đại Joseon.

Dược Tuyền Tự (Yakcheonsa) một trong những ngôi chùa trang nghiêm và hiện đại nhất của Phật giáo Châu Á. Đặc biệt nhất là ở nơi đây có dòng suối thần kỳ luôn tuôn trào nguồn nước dược liệu rất tốt cho sức khỏe.

Thác nước Cheonjiyeon – tên gọi với ý nghĩa là “nơi đất trời hòa làm một”, theo truyền thuyết, đây là nơi các tiên nữ dạo chơi khi hạ phàm.

Bãi cột đá Jusangjeolli – một kiệt tác thiên nhiên, được hình thành từ dung nham núi lửa Hallasan chảy xuống bãi biển Jungmun.

Sau khi ăn tối tại nhà hàng địa phương, quý khách về khách sạn nhận phòng và tự do nghỉ ngơi.

NGÀY 04: ĐẢO JEJU – EVERLAND (ĂN 03 BỮA)

Sau khi ăn sáng, đoàn khởi hành ra sân bay đáp chuyến bay về  Seoul KE1202 CJUGMP 0800-0910 . Đến sân bay Gimpo , xe đưa đoàn tham quan

Công viên giải trí liên hợp Everland nổi tiếng với các trò chơi & các màn trình diễn hấp dẫn . Một trong 10 công viên lớn nhất thế giới với nhiều trò chơi cảm giác mạnh khu vườn hoang dã Safari .Qúy khách thả mình vui chơi trong những vườn hoa sặc sỡ cùng tham gia diễu hành với đoàn vũ công của công viên.

Qúy khách tham quan mua sắm tại cửa hàng mỹ phẩm, nhân sâm chính phủ.

Sau khi ăn tối tại nhà hàng địa phương, Quý khách về khách sạn và tự do nghỉ ngơi.

NGÀY 05: ĐẢO NAMI (ĂN 03 BỮA)

Sau khi ăn sáng, Quý khách khởi hành đi tham quan: Đảo Nami : nỗi tiếng với những tán lá phông đỏ rực một gốc trời cùng hàng ngân hạnh vàng rực thẳng tắp đã từng  xuất hiện trong bộ phim “ Bản tình ca mùa Đông “

Trải nghiệm show truyền hình thực tế ăn khách nhất “Running man” thông qua các trò chơi mô phỏng và khuôn viên được thiết kế mang đậm sắc màu Running Man.

Quãng trường Gwanghwamun: chính quyền Seoul quy hoạch nơi này thành điểm nhân chính cho thành phố , giống như đaih lộ Champ –E’lyse’es ở Paris hay quãng trường Thiên An Môn ở Bắc Kinh. Quãng trường Gwanghwamun tọa lạc trên mãnh đất rộng với các công trình đa dạng như đài phun nước thảm hoa cây xanh.Đây là niềm tự hào của người dân Seoul.

NGÀY 06: SEOUL – TP-HCM (ĂN 02 BỮA)

Sau khi ăn sáng. Quý khách khởi hành đi tham quan:  Làng cổ Namsan ( Namsan Hanok village)

Tham gia lớp học Kim Chi và mặc trang phục truyền thống Hàn Quốc

Quý khách mua sắm tại cửa hàng sâm chính phủ , cửa hàng miễn thuế, trung tâm mua sắm Cheongha

Khởi hành ra sân bay quốc tế Incheon, đáp chuyến bay KE 685 ICNSGN  1900 2235 trở về Sài Gòn. Về đến sân bay Tân Sơn Nhất, đoàn làm thủ tục nhập cảnh Việt Nam và nhận lại hành lý cá nhân.

Chào tạm biệt Quý khách và hẹn gặp lại.

GIÁ TOUR BAO GỒM:

• Visa nhập cảnh Hàn Quốc
• Vé máy bay khứ hồi, vé máy bay nội địa, thuế phi trường 2 nước, phí an ninh, phụ thu xăng dầu, …
• Khách sạn tiêu chuẩn Quốc tế 3* 2-3 người/phòng
• Chi phí ăn uống theo chương trình
• Phương tiện vận chuyển tham quan theo chương trình
• Phí vào cổng các điểm tham quan theo chương trình
• Bảo hiểm du lịch Quốc tế suốt tuyến
• Trưởng đoàn từ Việt Nam theo suốt tuyến.
• HDV địa phương tại mỗi nơi đến.
• Nước uống: 1 chai/ người/ ngày.

GIÁ TOUR KHÔNG BAO GỒM:

• Chi phí làm hộ chiếu (còn hạn trên 6 tháng tính từ ngày kết thúc chuyến đi)
• Visa tái nhập Việt Nam (nếu khách mang hộ chiếu nước ngoài)
• Chi phí cá nhân, hành lý quá cước, điện thoại, giặt ủi.
• Phí tham quan ngoài chương trình
• Phụ thu phòng đơn: 4 .500.000 VND/ khách
• Tiền típ cho tài xế & hướng dẫn viên (6USD/ngày/người)

GIÁ VÉ DÀNH CHO TRẺ EM:

• Trẻ em dưới 2 tuổi: 45% giá tour người lớn, ngủ chung với bố mẹ hoặc người lớn đi cùng.
• Trẻ em từ 2 tuổi đến dưới 12 tuổi: 85% giá tour người lớn, ngủ chung với bố mẹ hoặc người lớn đi cùng (không có chế độ giường riêng)
• Giường riêng : 100% tổng giá tour người lớn.
• Từ 12 tuổi trở lên: 100% giá tour người lớn.
• Trong trường hợp chỉ có 01 khách người lớn đi kèm với 01 trẻ em dưới 12 tuổi, quý khách vui lòng đóng thêm tiền tour để bé được ngủ giường riêng. Khi đi tour vui lòng mang theo khai sinh cho bé.
•  Trường hợp bé không đi cùng cha mẹ, Quý khách vui lòng đem theo giấy ủy quyền có xác nhận của cơ quan chức năng địa phương.

ĐIỀU KIỆN ĐĂNG KÝ TOUR:

Thanh toán bằng tiền mặt hoặc chuyển khoản

• Đợt 1: Đặt cọc 12.000.000 VND/ khách khi đăng ký.
• Đợt 2: Thanh toán số tiền tour còn lại trước khởi hành 7 ngày làm việc .

ĐIỀU KIỆN HỦY TOUR:

• Nếu hủy tour sau khi đăng ký và trước 20 ngày khởi hành, Vietourist thu : 1500.000/khách
• Nếu hủy tour từ 15-19 ngày trước ngày khởi hành: Chi phí huỷ tour là 60% tiền cọc tour.
• Nếu hủy tour từ 12-14 ngày trước ngày khởi: Chi phí huỷ tour là 100% tiền cọc tour.
• Nếu hủy tour ngay sau khi Đại Sứ Quán, Lãnh Sự Quán đã cấp visa: Chi phí huỷ tour là 100% trên giá tour du lịch.
• Nếu hủy tour từ 11 -01 ngày trước ngày khởi hành: Chi phí huỷ tour là 100% trên giá tour du lịch.
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Jeju Island Tour (3 Days 2 Nights)

Sprawling green meadows, endless blue skies, cliffs and ridges jutting out in the distance – Jeju Island is a slice of paradise. Dubbed the “Hawaii of Korea,” this is the largest island in the country providing ample space for nature tourism and outdoor activities. If you’re looking for jaw-dropping views and incredible photo opportunities, consider our Jeju Island tour!

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Jeju Island – What to expect

Jeju Island is one of the top UNESCO World Heritage attractions, thanks to its unique biosphere reserve and geographical makeup. The island’s foundation covers a lava plateau allowing you to experience a rugged volcanic landscape. The island itself is more than two million years old!

You will explore a diverse landscape of alpine forest, spacious grassland, and deep blue water. This is the home to many endangered species of plants and animals, including the Steller sea lion. Our tour to Jeju Island is ideal for those looking to disconnect from city life and experience nature in its purest form.

Jeju do tour – Course Overview

Some of the highlights of our first day include exploring the famous Yongduam Rock, followed by a drive along the Mysterious Road. We’ll soak up the spectacular vistas of Mount Songak and head out to Dragon Head Coast to see the bustling Cheonjiyeon Waterfall.

The final day of our Jeju Island tour will be a bit slower-paced. We’ll visit Halim Park and Suwol Peak, after which we’ll make our way to the airport, fly you back to Seoul and conveniently deliver you to your hotel. Each day of our tour will provide the perfect balance of exciting nature activities, rest, and exploration. Have a look at our Korea tour packages for more overnight trips and choose the perfect adventure for you and your family!

Discover the legend of Yongduam Rock and see nature in motion

Jeju Island has a very unique topography. Due to its volcanic nature, there are plenty of peculiar rock formations. Yongduam Rock is the most famous of all, created by the immense force of winds and waves over thousands of years.

Today, the rock is a popular attraction populated by small cafes and shops. If you are lucky, while visiting Yongduam Rock you might catch a glimpse of the incredible Haenyeo women diving to collect seafood by hand – a long-standing tradition on the island!

Defy the laws of gravity at Jeju Island’s Mysterious Road

Why is that? Scientists say that this is due to the height of the road’s surroundings, which create the illusion that the slope is rising, while the road actually goes downhill.

We’ll have the chance to see this incredible path for ourselves, although be warned – you may not believe your eyes!

Mount Songak – a panorama that will sweep you off your feet

From a height of 104 meters, you will be able to see the nearby islands of Marado, Hyeongjeseom, and Gapado, as well as Hallsan Mountain.

On the north-west side of the peak, discover a volcanic crater with a diameter of 500 meters and a depth of 80. The man-made caves around are reminiscent of the Japanese invasion and are still well-preserved today. As Songaksan Mountain’s shore is a vibrant fishing area, you may be able to spot saw-edged perch and black porgy.

Dragon Head Coast – the most scenic walk you will ever take

Yongmeori Coast, also known as the Dragon Head Coast, is a picturesque route that offers a front-row view of the Sa-am stacks – rock formations that have built up over millennia. The name literally translates to “dragon” (Yong) “head” (Meori). Discover gulbangs (grottos) in the shape of spacious rooms and large rocks stacked on top of each other resembling a geological layer cake.

Yongmeori’s cliffs amaze with their unassuming elegance. Observe the clear ocean water twinkle beneath your feet and breathe the fresh, salty air as you make your way across the sandstone bed.

At the foot of Yongmeori Coast, you’ll find the Hamel Monument – a memorial dedicated to the Dutch explorer Hendrick Hamel that stands to affirm the diplomatic ties between South Korea and the Netherlands.

Cheonjiyeon Waterfall – a slice of paradise

At night, as the lights come on, the waterfall transforms into an exquisite canvas of color, creating a romantic atmosphere. Here, you will be able to see marble-colored mootae eel and take stunning photos!

Jeju Horse Pasture – a 600 years old tradition

Perhaps one of the most interesting facts about Jeju Horse Pastureland is that it belongs to the Cultural Heritage Administration which means it is state-owned. The reason behind this is that there are 130 horses residing here that are in need of special care and attention.

Travel 500 years back in time at the quaint Seongeup Folk Village

Located at the foothills of Mount Halla, Seongeup Folk Village is a small town that still holds traditional houses, Confucian temples, schools, statues, and governmental institutions dating back to 1410.

Experience first-hand the magic of the local cultural heritage through plays, food, and crafts!

The unique aspect of this village is that it isn’t a replica. Each thatched-roof stone house and alley has been carefully preserved to deliver the utmost authentic experience to you. On our tour, we will roam around and explore the premises, marveling at the fortress ruins and listening to the local dialect.

Seongsan Sunrise Peak – greet the sun on top of the world

As if bursting out of the ocean floor, its base resembles a crown because of its jagged rocks. As the name suggests, this is the best spot on Jeju Island to welcome the sunrise, as it faces east.

Make sure to have your camera charged as you’d surely want to capture this view!

Explore the inside of a lava tube at Manjanggul Cave

A cavern formed due to a volcanic eruption over 200,000 years ago, the cave is truly fascinating with its tranquility and subtle colors.

One of the highlights on our Jeju Island tour, traversing the cave is guaranteed to be an unforgettable experience! We will explore the one kilometer that is the designated tour area and see stalactite, stalagmite, and various corals.

Recharge your batteries at Saryeoni Forest

As we make our way through the beautiful nature trails, you will feel your stress slowly dissipate, replaced by the feeling of awe! This is the perfect way to go back to the basics – fresh air, beautiful surroundings, and wonderful company.

Choose your own adventure at Halim park

At 1,000 square meters, Halim park has something for everyone! Abundant in gardens that can be enjoyed year-round, the park provides the perfect opportunity to discover exotic plants you’ve never seen before!

Go for a walk down Palm Tree Road, and marvel at the tall, skinny palm trees which are the absolute best background for unique photos! Take a stroll through the Bonsai Garden and check out the intricate flower designs.

Make sure to pop into Hyeopjaegul and Ssangyonggul Caves – the only two-dimensional caves on the planet! Inside, you will see features of both lava and limestone caves which is a truly unique combination.

If you’re enjoying our Jeju Island tour with your children, you’re in luck! The park has a children’s amusement park where your kids can play their hearts out!

Riddled with lookouts and observation decks, the peak is a part of the island’s volcanic ring formed thousands of years ago. You can still see the layers of hardened lava that have persisted through millenia! A much less crowded spot, the peak is a fantastic place to spend a quiet moment meditating or take a lovely family portrait!

If nature is what fills your soul, then seize the opportunity to visit one of the most beautiful islands in the world! Our Jeju Island tour package is a mix of outdoor adventures, culture, stunning landscapes, and scenic drives. This three-day, two-night journey is guaranteed to make a lasting impression and feed your wanderlust! Don’t miss out and book our Jeju Island tour today! 

Our Jeju Island tour (3 Days 2 Nights) Itinerary

• Hotel Pickup (Seoul)
• Transfer to Gimpo Airport
• Fly to Jeju Island
• Pick up from Jeju Airport
• Mysterious Road
• Dragon Head Coast
• Cheonjiyeon Waterfall
• Hotel Breakfast
• Jeju Horse Pasteur
• Seongeup Folk Village
• Seongsan Sunrise Peak
• Manjanggul Cave
• Saryeoni Forest
• Overnight (Jeju Hotel)
• Suwolbong Peak
• Transfer to Jeju Airport
• Fly to Seoul
• Pick up from Gimpo Airport
• Hotel Drop-off (Seoul)

Our Jeju Island tour package includes

• Hotel Pickup & Drop-off service
• VIP tour guide
• Transportation
• Return Flights to Jeju Island
• 2 Nights Hotel (2 people sharing)
• Entrance Fees and Tickets
• Hotel Breakfast (Day 2 & 3)
• Lunch and Dinner.

Additional Notes

• Please bring your passport .
• Pick up time can be changed depending on flight times.
• Prices can be changed depending on high season.

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A Perfect 3-Day Itinerary for Jeju Island, Korea

Jeju Island is South Korea’s largest island which has long been the country’s favorite domestic holiday destination thanks to its beautiful beaches, lush countryside, and amazing viewpoints all over the island. Not to mention being a favorite spot for travelers as well. If you’ve never been to Jeju Island before, you’ve come to the right place.

Check out the ultimate 3-day itinerary for Jeju island so that you can go exploring all of Jeju’s hottest spots.

Day 1: East Jeju

1. seopjikoji.

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Seopjikoji is located at the end of the eastern shore of Jeju Island and boasts fantastic scenery, especially in April when yellow canola flowers are in full bloom. “Seopji” is the old name for the area, and “Koji” is Jeju dialect meaning a sudden bump on land.

On top of the hill stands Hyeopja Beacon Fire Station, reaching 4 meters in height with a width and length of 9 meters. The selling points of Seopjikoji have got to be the fields without a tree in sight, allowing a magnificent view of the horizon.

2. Seongsan Ilchulbong (Seongsan Sunrise Peak)

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Planning a new year’s trip to Jeju and visiting here is a great choice, as thousands will flock to Seongsan Ilchulbong , a.k.a Seongsan Sunrise Peak to watch the critically acclaimed view of the sun rising above the horizon, hence the name. The peak is 182 meters high with a huge crater in the middle. The tip of the peak is surrounded by 99 sharp rocks, making the peak resemble the shape of a crown. You can explore Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak in many different ways, by car, bike, boat, and horse riding. See below to find various ways to tour around Seongsan Ilchulbong.

[Nearby Activities]

• Scuba Diving near Seongsan Ilchulbong in Jeju
• Kayak Fishing in Northeastern Jeju Island
• Horse Riding on Jeju Island’s Open Hillside
• Jeju Rail Bike
• Jeju Udo Island Submarine

3. Jeju Folk Village

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Learn about Jeju Islands’ unique culture and customs in this wonderful folk village! Located on the east coast of Jeju Island, Jeju Folk Village is a small town that holds a vast amount of culture.

The Jeju Folk Village shows the unique culture of Jeju Island: the black lava rock walls, the straight but curvy alleys to block the wind, and the stone grandfather statues (Harubang), which have become prime features of the landscape. The local black-haired pigs and tongsi (pigsty/restroom) are especially well-known characteristics of Jeju folk culture. You can see and experience it all here!

• Get Jeju Folk Village Discount Tickets!

4. Hamdeok Beach

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Hamdeok Beach is famous for its clean and shallow water, attracting many family visitors during summer vacations. The beach offers great scenery with its emerald-blue water, an arched bridge over black basalt, and a red lighthouse. If you visit Hamdeok in the evening, you may think it’s not much of a beach, but that’s because the tides have come in and covered most of the beach. If you visit Hamdeok Beach in the morning, however, you are in for a treat.

In the morning the tide goes out and you’re left with an amazingly huge sand bar with plenty of space for people to spread out, tide pools for little ones to play in safely, and rocks to hunt around for crabs and other shellfish. which also serves as a stunning view and photo opportunity!

5. Manjanggul

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Manjanggul is one of the finest lava tunnels in the world and is a designated natural monument. it is the 12th-longest lava tube in the world and the second-longest on Jeju island. out of all the stalactites, stalagmites, columns, etc., a lava column of 7.6m is the largest known column in the world.

One of the highlights of Manjanggul is the Stone Turtle, a rock that was covered in lava after it fell, and solidified into the shape that can be seen today.

• Kayaking/Snorkeling/SUP in Hado Sea, Jeju

Day 2: West Jeju

1. hyeopjae beach.

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Hyeopjae Beach is located on the west side of Hanrim-eup and is part of Hanrim Park. The beautiful white color of the sand comes from large amounts of crushed seashells that have been mixed in with the sand.

The long seashore stretches for 9 km and has azure seawater and evergreen forests scattered around the vicinity, making the scenery very beautiful. A perfect spot for a stroll along the beach and a dip in the water!

• Jeju Snap Photoshoot (Portrait/Couple/Friends/Family)
• Jeju Pre-wedding Outdoor Photoshoot

2. Cheonjeyeon Waterfall

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Cheonjeyeon , meaning “The Pond of the Emperor of Heaven” is a three-tier waterfall. Coldwater flows out of the ceiling of a cave to make the waterfall. Between the precipice and the lower layer, water springs out. In the first cascade, the cliff is 22 m high, and the waterfalls into Cheonjeyeon Pond which is 21 m deep. From there, the water goes to the second waterfall and falls 30 m,  continuing to the third and final waterfall. Eventually, the water reaches the ocean.

According to Korean legend, seven nymphs would descend from the heavens at night and bathe in the waterfall’s pond. The falls are a popular tourist attraction in Jeju as the three-tier waterfall is a must-see sight to take snapshots of.

3. Sanbangsan Mountain

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Sanbangsan Mountain is the result of violent volcanic activity some 700,000 to 800,000 years ago and is, in fact, a huge body of lava. It is located next to Sanbanggulsa temple and is only a short hike of up to 30 minutes. It’s one of the places in Jeju that offers a picturesque view of the temple along with the mountain as a backdrop.

Also, due to its close location to the sea and its high elevation, the peak is often ringed with clouds, offering another photo opportunity. The upper slopes of the mountain have their own distinct climatic conditions and are protected for their value for botanical research. 

It is gorgeous in spring, offering the best photo spot surrounded by bright yellow canola flowers!

• Book Sanbangsan Mountain Carbonate Hot Springs Discount Ticket
• Jeju Jet Boat Discount Ticket – near Jungmun Tourist Complex

4. Songaksan Mountain

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Songaksan is a simple volcano on Jeju Island which has double craters and a parasitic volcano. The main volcano itself sits 104 m above sea level. Inside the main crater, volcanic ash still remains, but it’s closed to the public until July 31st, 2020, in order to preserve the environment.

Mt. Songak is one part of Olle Road Route 10. When walking along the trail, you can’t help but stop and awe at the view it presents you; the Blue waters of Jeju are out across the horizon, and behind you, you can see Sanbangsan as well as Hallasan. To witness the beauty of Songaksan and its scenery, check out these packages available for you right here!

[Neary Attractions]

• Jeju Glass Castle (Arriving Soon)
• Jeju Yeomiji Botanical Garden

Day 3: South Jeju

1. hallasan national park.

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Hallasan is a shield volcano on Jeju Island in South Korea. It is the highest mountain in South Korea, standing at 1950 m above sea level, the area around the mountain is a designated national park, the Hallasan National Park.

Hallasan Mountain is relatively easy to hike with hiking courses less than 10 km in length, it is possible to go to the peak and back in one day. However, the constantly changing weather brings a lot of wind, so make sure that you are well-prepared before you start climbing.

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2. Jeongbang Waterfall

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Jeongbang Waterfall is the only waterfall in Asia that falls directly into the ocean. At the top of the cliff, there is an old evergreen tree that leans over the cliff as if it will fall at any moment, but amazingly it hasn’t moved from that position for a long time. Truly a sight to see as one of the three must-see waterfalls in Jeju Island!

3. Cheonjiyeon Waterfall

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Cheonjiyeon Waterfall is one of the main tourist attractions in Jeju Island. It is 22 m high and 12 m wide, and the waterfalls into an artificial pond below which is beautiful to look at both during the day and at night. At night it gives off a different vibe with lights that illuminate the area and make the waterfall seem more beautiful.

These places definitely seem worth the visit right? Then it’s time to build your itinerary right now! Unsure how to get around and visit the places we mentioned? No worries, have a look at all these different transportation options for your easy trip to go all over Jeju Island!

You can either book hassle-free packages and visit some famous places:

• Jeju City Tour Bus: Hop-On & Hop-Off 1 Day Pass
• Jeju UNESCO 1 Day Small Group Tour (+Lunch)
• Jeju 1 Day Bus Tour Package (East/West/South)
• Jeju 1 Day Bus Tour (+ Accommodation option) (East/West)
• Jeju Island Tour with Private Driver & Van

You also have the choice to get on a taxi tour:

• Jeju Taxi Tour

If you have a driver’s license that is eligible to drive in Korea, rent a car in Jeju Island:

• Car Rental in Jeju Island (from Jeju Intl Airport)

Book all-inclusive tour packages to Jeju Island, if you want to be absolutely stress-free:

• Visit Jeju Island in 1 Day from Seoul (Round-trip Flights & Group Tour Included)
• Visit Jeju Island in 1 Day from Busan (Round-trip Flights & Group Tour Included
• Jeju 3D2N/4D3N Hotel + Taxi/Van Tour Package
• Jeju Island Flight & Hotel (Airtel) Package from Seoul/Busan
• Jeju Private Tour Package from Seoul/Busan (Round-trip Flights & Private Tour Included)

There are just too many attractions and places to visit in Jeju, so if you’d like to check out some of the other places that were not mentioned here, feel free to take a look at Trazy.com , Korea’s #1 Travel Shop !

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Can the above Jeju itinerary can be all done in a time frame of 3 days? As it seems like quite a number of attractions.

Hello, we’ve organized nearby attractions for each day, but for a more leisurely trip, we suggest selecting two places to visit per day.

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GIÁ TOUR TRỌN GÓI: (Đã bao gồm đầy đủ thuế và phí - Giá tour có thể thay đổi vào thời điểm đặt tour) (Áp dụng cho khách từ 12 tuổi đến 69 tuổi)

* Vé trẻ em: - Trẻ em dưới 2 tuổi                             : 30% giá của người lớn (bé ngủ chung giường với Bố Mẹ). - Trẻ em từ 2 đến dưới 12 tuổi             : 80% giá của người lớn (bé ngủ chung giường với Bố Mẹ)                                                              : 90% giá của người lớn (bé có giường riêng). - Trẻ em từ 12 tuổi trở lên                    :100% giá như người lớn.

* Giá tour bao gồm: - 05 đêm ngủ tại khách sạn 3* tiêu chuẩn 2 người /1 phòng  (nếu đoàn lẻ nam hoặc nữ thì ở 3 người/ phòng) - Vé máy bay khứ hồi Hanoi - Seoul// Jeju-Seoul//Seoul - Hanoi. - Thuế và phụ phí hàng không - Các bữa ăn theo chương trình. - Xe ôtô vận chuyển theo chương trình. Vé vào cửa các điểm tham quan lần thứ nhất - Hướng dẫn viên Lữ hành Saigontourist suốt tuyến - Visa nhập cảnh vào Hàn Quốc (thư mời, dịch thụât công chứng Tiếng Anh) - Quà tặng của Lữ hành Saigontourist (túi xách và nón…)

* Giá tour không bao gồm: - Phụ phí phòng đơn. Phi hành lý quá cước. Chi phí cá nhân: đồ uống, giặt là… - Tiền bồi dưỡng cho HDV và lái xe tại nước ngoài (140.000 đ/khách/ngày)

THÔNG TIN HƯỚNG DẪN

* Trường hợp hủy tour: - Quý khách vui lòng thanh toán các khoản lệ phí hủy tour như sau: - Ngay sau khi đăng ký tour                                                                                          : chi trả 30% giá tour. - Trước ngày đi 30 ngày làm việc (Không tính thứ Bảy và Chủ Nhật)                          : chi trả 50% giá tour. - Trước ngày đi từ 15 đến 29 ngày làm việc (Không tính thứ Bảy và Chủ Nhật)          : chi trả 70% giá tour. - Trước ngày đi từ 7 đến 14 ngày làm việc (Không tính thứ Bảy và Chủ Nhật)            : chi trả 90% giá tour. - Trước ngày đi từ 0 đến 6 ngày làm việc (Không tính thứ Bảy và Chủ Nhật)          : chi trả 100% giá tour

* Lưu ý : - Bất cứ khách hàng nào bị Lãnh sự quán từ chối cấp visa, phải trả chi phí làm visa là 2.300.000 VND/khách - Khách hàng cam kết đi theo đúng lịch trình, không bỏ tour. Bất cứ một hình thức bỏ hoặc không sử dụng dịch vụ gì tại nước ngoài đều không được hoàn lại tiền vì mọi dịch vụ đã được thanh toán trước. Theo chương trình khuyến mại đã ký với đối tác Hàn Quốc, quý khách sẽ đi theo tour suốt hành trình. Quý khách nào tách đoàn vui lòng báo trước và trả thêm 2.350.000 VNĐ /khách/ngày. - Khách hàng mang hộ chiếu nước ngoài phải thanh toán thêm : 2.300.000 VNĐ/khách/hành trình. - Giá và trường hợp hủy tour có thể thay đổi tăng cho các dịp lễ & Tết. - Sau khi đóng tiền, nếu quý khách muốn hủy tour, vui lòng đem CMND và hóa đơn đã đóng tiền đến ngay văn phòng đã đang ký để làm thủ tục hủy tour. Lữ hành Saigontourist không nhận khách báo hủy qua điện thoại. - Lữ hành Saigontourist không nhận khách có thai từ 5 tháng trở lên tham gia các tour du lịch nước ngoài. - Các điểm tham quan có thể thay đổi thứ tự phụ thuộc vào tình hình thời tiết và điều kiện giao thông tại Hàn Quốc - Lữ hành Saigontourist không chịu trách nhiệm về việc hoàn thuế tại sân bay của quý khách. - Trường hợp chỉ có  01 khách (người lớn) đi với 01 bé (dưới 12 tuổi), quý khách vui lòng đóng tiền tour cho Bé ngủ giường riêng. - Trong trường hợp đoàn gom dưới 15 khách thì tour không khởi hành. Công ty sẽ tư vấn cho Qúy khách chuyển tour sang ngày khởi hành lân cận hoặc thông báo chi phí phát sinh để khởi hành được đoàn. Xin chân thành cám ơn

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• Tiện lợi, tiết kiệm thời gian
• Không tính phí giao dịch
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Công ty TNHH Một Thành Viên Dịch vụ Lữ hành Saigontourist thực hiện chương trình TẶNG MIỄN PHÍ BẢO HIỂM DU LỊCH NƯỚC NGOÀI dành cho tất cả du khách của Công ty và các chi nhánh trực thuộc tham gia tour trọn gói trên tất cả các tuyến du lịch nước ngoài, khởi hành trên toàn quốc, với mức bảo hiểm tối đa  lên đến 1.200.000.000 VNĐ/khách/vụ . 

Riêng các tuyến Châu Âu, Châu Mỹ, Châu Phi, Châu Úc, Nhật Bản và Các tiểu Vương Quốc Ả Rập Thống Nhất, mức bảo hiểm tối đa  lên đến 2.400.000.000 VNĐ/khách/vụ.  

Toàn bộ phí bảo hiểm được tặng miễn phí cho khách hàng của Lữ hành Saigontourist với chương trình, giá và chất lượng dịch vụ tour không đổi.

Thông tin chi tiết, vui lòng liên hệ các văn phòng thuộc Hệ thống Lữ hành Saigontourist trên toàn quốc.

Trụ sở chính:  45 Lê Thánh Tôn, Quận 1.

Điện thoại: (028) 38279279

• 102 Nguyễn Huệ. Điện thoại: (028) 35208208
• 01 Nguyễn Chí Thanh. Điện thoại: (028) 38303029

Quận Tân Bình:

• 19 Hoàng Việt. Điện thoại: (028) 38110439

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Bình Dương

• 272 Đại lộ Bình Dương, Thủ Dầu Một. Điện thoại: (0274) 3857785
• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0919.553.815
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0932.145.639
• DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0908.224.067 - 0914.908.115

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Đồng Nai

• 254 Cách Mạng Tháng 8, Biên Hòa. Điện thoại: (0251) 3828384
• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0974.271.645
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0937.277.918
• DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0908.224.067 / 0919.523.793

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Vũng Tàu

• 62 Trần Hưng Ðạo. Điện thoại: (0254) 3815 888
• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0908.083.279
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0939.229.679
• DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0937.896.959

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Nha Trang

• 28 Yersin - Phường Vạn Thắng , Tp. Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa.

HOTLINE: 0903 578964

• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0901.919.224
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0916.721.643
• • DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0979.796.955

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Buôn Ma Thuột

• 1-3 Phan Chu Trinh. Điện thoại: (0262) 359.6688
• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0966.774.016
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0907.887.637
• DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: (0262) 3596688 (Ext.106)

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Hà Nội

• 55B Phan Chu Trinh, Quận Hoàn Kiếm. Điện thoại: (024) 38250923
• Tầng 11 - 249A Thụy Khuê, Quận Tây Hồ. Điện thoại: (024) 38250925
• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0904.814.066
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0904.517.066 (khách lẻ) / 0936.860.455 (khách đoàn)
• DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0912.291.199

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Quảng Ninh

358 Đường Hạ Long, Bãi Cháy, Hạ Long. Điện thoại:  (0203) 3511100

HOTLINE: 0936.954.858

• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0936.079.585
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0919.000.286
• DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0978.287.882

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Hải Phòng

34 Minh Khai, P. Hoàng Văn Thụ, Q. Hồng Bàng, TP. Hải Phòng

• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0919.104.088
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0914.574.457

Lữ hành Saigontourist  - Đà Nẵng

• 357 Phan Châu Trinh. Điện thoại: (0236) 389 7229
• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0906.598.196
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0906.450.789
• DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0905.025.520
• 30 Lê Lợi. Điện thoại: (0234) 3948 948
• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0907.140.145
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0949.452.000
• DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0905.866.661

332 Trần Hưng Đạo, P. Trần Hưng Đạo, Quy Nhơn, Bình Định. Tel: (0256) 363.6465

 TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0985554446 / 0367474693

TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0915353549 / 0367474693

DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0792799783

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Cần Thơ

• 104-106 Nguyễn An Ninh. Điện thoại: (0292) 3818686

TOUR TRONG NƯỚC:  0937689535

TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI:  0939001126

DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY:  0813333021

Lữ hành Saigontourist - An Giang

Địa chỉ: Số 24 B Nguyễn Trãi, P. Mỹ Long, TP. Long Xuyên, An Giang. Số điện thoại: 0296(3) 727286

• DU LỊCH NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0919.065.473
• DU LỊCH TRONG NƯỚC: 0919.065.473
• VÉ MÁY BAY: 0772.992.911

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Rạch Giá

• Lô P9-39 Đường 3/2, Phường An Hòa, Thành phố Rạch Giá, Tỉnh Kiên Giang Điện thoại: (0297) 3536868

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Long An

• 111 Hùng Vương, Tp Tân An. Điện thoại: (0272) 373 8888
• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0937.877.420
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0937.877.420
• DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0948.701.219

12B9 Nguyễn Trãi, Tp. Mỹ Tho. Điện thoại: (0273) 3956688

• TOUR TRONG NƯỚC: 0984.946.470
• TOUR NƯỚC NGOÀI: 0386 327 947
• DỊCH VỤ VÉ MÁY BAY: 0979.496.813

Lữ hành Saigontourist - Bến Tre

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