Small Group South Jeju Cherry Blossom Tour & Tangerine Cafe

Mt. Halla, a UNESCO Natural Heritage and natural habitat of the Jeju King Cherry Blossom, blooms in soft white and pink in April. Visitors can enjoy the scenery on a short, flat 20-minute walk to Eorimok Bridge, crossing a dry stream valley scattered with lava rocks.

ers, a rustic bridge, and clear waters, with scenic walking trails perfect for relaxation and seasonal flower photography.

Savor authentic Jeju pork (or seafood) noodle soup in a local restaurant. Vegetarian menu available. Lunch at your own expense. *Menu subject to local condition Savor local food in one of the best local restaurants around at reasonable price, which a big bus tour cannot cover. Vegetarian menus will be also suggested. (Lunch excluded)

Cheonjeyeon Falls, also known as the "Pond of the Heavenly Emperor," boasts breathtaking scenic beauty and a serene atmosphere. This majestic three-tiered waterfalls are surrounded by lush forests and unique rock formations.

tangerine-themed drinks and desserts are served amid charming photo zones. The café is run by granddaughters, while grandparents continue to tend the surrounding tangerine farm—blending heritage, family, and flavor in one nostalgic experience.

Refresh yourself at the O’Sulloc Tea Museum, surrounded by lush greenery, with a matcha latte, green tea–inspired desserts, and complimentary tea tastings. Especially the aged tea tastings at Tea Stone Cellar, the museum’s newly opened aging cellar will enhence your tea experience. (Subject to local conditions)

Try skincare testers made with Jeju’s natural ingredients at Innisfree Jeju House, set in a nature-inspired, eco-friendly space, and discover exclusive products available only at this place while immersing yourself in the world of K-beauty.

Dive into the vibrant heart of Dongmun Night Market, savoring fresh seafood, local tangerines, and street food. (Drop-off only)

* The remaining hours will be allotted for the travel time from pick-up until drop-off.