Jeju UNESCO West South and East Highlights 2 Days Combo Tour

Visit the 1100 Altitude Wetland, a protected highland ecosystem on the slopes of Hallasan Mountain. Stroll along the peaceful boardwalk surrounded by unique alpine vegetation and enjoy the fresh mountain air. Before leaving, stop by Korea's highest convenience store, where you can relax with a snack or warm drink while taking in the beautiful mountain scenery. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

Visit the spectacular Jusangjeolli Cliff, where towering hexagonal basalt columns were formed as molten lava cooled upon meeting the sea. This extraordinary natural wonder, shaped by Jeju's volcanic past, offers breathtaking coastal scenery and is one of the island's most iconic geological landmarks. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

Discover the tranquil beauty of Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, known as the "Pond of the Gods." Surrounded by lush forest, its three cascading tiers create a peaceful retreat in nature. As you explore the area, cross the elegant Seonimgyo Bridge, famous for its seven carved nymphs and the local legends that make this scenic spot even more enchanting. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

Nestled among Jeju's beautiful green tea plantations, O'sulloc Tea Museum is a perfect place to unwind and experience the island's tea culture. Spend your free time exploring the museum, shopping for local tea products, or enjoying signature green tea drinks and desserts. If you prefer a nature-focused experience, you can instead visit the nearby Hwansangsup Gotjawal Forest for a guided walk and an optional 30-minute herbal foot bath and tea experience (KRW 12,000 per person, payable on-site). Choose the experience that best suits your travel style. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

f you prefer a peaceful escape into nature, choose Hwansangsup Gotjawal Forest instead of O'sulloc Tea Museum. Wander through this unique volcanic forest, home to Jeju's diverse ecosystem and tranquil scenery. You can also enjoy an optional 30-minute herbal foot bath and tea experience for KRW 12,000 per person (payable on-site), making it a perfect stop to relax and recharge.

Take a relaxing break at Aewol Cafe Street, one of Jeju's most popular seaside destinations. Lined with trendy cafés overlooking the ocean, it's the perfect place to enjoy a coffee, soak in the refreshing sea breeze, and admire the beautiful coastal scenery. Spend your free time exploring the area, capturing memorable photos, or simply unwinding while taking in the charm of Jeju's picturesque west coast. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

Enjoy free time to stroll along the shoreline, take memorable photos, and relax by the sea. As evening approaches, you can also experience the lively atmosphere of the local seaside food stalls, where a variety of snacks and drinks are available for purchase. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

Known as a filming location for the popular K-drama Welcome to Samdal-ri, it has become a favorite photo spot for visitors. Capture unforgettable photos while enjoying the beautiful coastal scenery and relaxing seaside atmosphere.

s Red Horse Lighthouse at Iho Tewoo Beach. Featured alongside its twin in the popular K-drama Welcome to Samdal-ri, this charming seaside landmark is a favorite spot for photos and offers beautiful views of Jeju's peaceful coastline. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

Wrap up your day at Jeju's oldest and most lively traditional market. Enjoy free time to wander through the bustling alleys, sample local street food, browse regional specialties, and soak up the authentic atmosphere. This final stop is self-guided, allowing you to explore the market at your own pace.

Discover one of Jeju's most famous lava tubes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its spectacular volcanic formations. Carved by ancient lava flows, this remarkable cave offers a fascinating glimpse into the island's unique geological history. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

Step into the past at Seongeup Folk Village, where Jeju's traditional way of life has been preserved for generations. Wander among thatched-roof houses, ancient stone walls, and historic landmarks while learning about the island's unique customs, architecture, and cultural heritage in this charming village. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

Explore the dramatic scenery of Seongsan Ilchulbong, one of Jeju's most iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites. Formed by volcanic eruptions, this impressive peak is known for its unique crater, stunning ocean views, and powerful glimpse into the island's volcanic landscape. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

ate their free-diving skills at the foot of Seongsan Ilchulbong. This unique cultural performance offers a rare opportunity to witness one of Jeju's most treasured traditions, passed down through generations. Please note that the Haenyeo demonstration is subject to weather and local operating conditions. If the performance is unavailable, the tour will visit the Haenyeo Museum instead.

Discover the fascinating history of Jeju's legendary Haenyeo at the Haenyeo Museum. Through engaging exhibits and cultural displays, learn about the lives, traditions, and remarkable free-diving skills of these iconic women who have shaped Jeju's heritage for generations. We visit the Haenyeo Museum only if we are unable to see the Haenyeo show. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

Relax at Hamdeok Beach, renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft white sand. Often regarded as one of Jeju's most beautiful beaches, it offers stunning coastal scenery throughout the year. In spring, nearby Seoubong Hill is covered with vibrant rapeseed flowers, creating a spectacular panoramic view over the beach and coastline. In the event of closures, weather conditions, traffic, or other unexpected restrictions, the guide may replace attractions on-site at their discretion.

End your day at Jeju's oldest and most vibrant traditional market, where you can experience the island's local culture at your own pace. Browse a variety of street food, fresh seafood, local delicacies, and souvenir shops while enjoying the lively atmosphere. This final stop is self-guided, giving you the freedom to explore before concluding your tour.