- Runs with a small group, so travel and sightseeing feel relaxed, and you can enjoy the trip more comfortably without crowded schedules.
- A licensed local guide accompanies the entire itinerary, offering easy-to-understand explanations and deeper local stories.
- Centered on UNESCO World Natural Heritage sites and Jeju’s representative natural and cultural attractions, it covers the essentials even for first-time visitors.
- Hotel and airport pickup and drop-off within Jeju City are available, so you can start and end the trip without traveling to a separate meeting point.
- The itinerary is flexible, allowing plenty of time for photos and breaks, making it a great fit for those who want a high-quality Jeju experience without stress.
Tour Overview
Woljeongri Beach
Woljeongri Beach is a popular east Jeju beach known for its emerald-blue sea and white sandy shores.
It's great for a peaceful walk or taking photos, and there are many cozy seafront cafes where you can relax and unwind.
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Seopjikoji
Seopjikoji is a representative coastal spot on Jeju's east coast, where blue sea, grasslands, and dramatic cliffs come together.
The lighthouse and walking trails are well maintained, making it great for a stroll, and the wide-open views make it a popular photo spot.
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Seongsan Ilchulbong
Seongsan Ilchulbong is a volcanic formation rising from the sea, and it’s Jeju’s representative UNESCO World Natural Heritage site.
When you reach the summit, you can enjoy wide-open ocean views along with the crater, and it's especially famous as a sunrise spot.
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Ilchul Land
Ilchul Land is a nature theme park located in eastern Jeju, where lava caves and a variety of themed gardens come together.
You can enjoy different scenery each season, and the walking paths are well maintained, so it’s great for a light walk. It’s also perfect for taking photos, making it an easygoing route to explore.
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Seongeup Folk Village
Seongeup Folk Village preserves the traditional Jeju village layout and architecture from the Joseon era.
You can see stone-walled paths and thatched-roof houses, and get a real sense of Jeju people’s daily life and history. It’s a traditional cultural site that’s great for a leisurely visit with a brief guided explanation.
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Dongmun Market
Dongmun Market is Jeju’s largest traditional market, where you can enjoy fresh seafood, fruits, and local Jeju specialty foods all in one place.
This lively spot is a must-visit on your Jeju trip, from street food to souvenir shopping.
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