• Jeju Stone Park - Recognized as one of the “100 must-see Korean tourist spots” for 2023 to 2024, Jeju Stone Cultural Park has been acknowledged and certified by public museums for three consecutive years, solidifying its status as a key cultural tourism destination in Jeju.

Jeju Stone Cultural Park is both a museum and an ecological park that showcases the comprehensive stone culture of Jeju Island, known as the “home of stones.” It offers a serene atmosphere, with ample space to exhibit all of Jeju Island’s stone works. The entire park is themed around the birth myth of Jeju Island, featuring Seolmundae Halmang and General Obaek.

• Saryeoni Forest Path - Saryeoni Forest Path is a scenic forest trail that begins at Bijarim-ro and passes through Mulchat Oreum and Saryeoni Oreum volcanic cones.
  The trailhead is located at National Road No. 1112, surrounded by dense cedar trees. The forest is home to a variety of tree species, including Konara Oak, Red-Leaved Hornbeam, Snowbell, Hinoki Cypress, and cedar, with an average altitude of 550m.
  This path is one of Jeju-si’s hidden 31 views and is favored by hiking enthusiasts for its untouched natural beauty.

• Seongsan Ilchulbong - Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, standing 180m above sea level, is a unique volcanic formation that erupted underwater around 5,000 years ago, among the many craters on Jeju Island. The eruption, caused by lava mixing with water, resulted in fine ash that accumulated conically around the crater. Initially a volcanic island, it became connected to the mainland near Shinyang Beach by sand and gravel. At the summit of Ilchulbong Peak, which is 600m in diameter, lies a crater with an area of 214,400㎡, situated 90m above sea level on the crater floor.

Free: Observation deck course (wheelchair accessible)

Paid: Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak Summit Course (1 person / $4)

• Gwangchigi Beach - Gwangchigi Beach, located on the route from Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak to Seopjikoji, is the final and second course of Jeju Olle. It features a geological structure formed by the rapid solidification of lava interacting with the sea, revealing hidden views at low tide. The stunning scenery created by the lava geology and green moss is a favorite among photographers, offering a unique landscape found nowhere else.

Many visitors come during the year-end and New Year holidays to capture the sunrise alongside Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak in a single frame. The sand at Gwangchigi Beach, formed over time through basalt weathering, is distinctively black.

• Ojo-ri - Nestled in a peaceful village, Ojopogu offers breathtaking views of Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak by the sea and is a popular filming location for dramas. The area features a dulle-gil, perfect for leisurely walks while enjoying the scenery. As Jeju Olleh course 2 passes through, hikers often pause to admire the views of Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak and the sea. A wooden bridge connects to Ojori Village, providing the sensation of walking on water. While there are no flashy attractions, visitors can relish the tranquility of this coastal village, where the sea, Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, and the surrounding natural beauty create a harmonious and picturesque setting. (Approximately 2 km walk, wheelchair accessible)

• Parking fee
• Cost of gas
• Round-trip boarding pass for Udo ferry
• Udo Ferry round-trip shipping fee (Ramp van)
• Ramp van rental fee

• Personal expenses
• Stone Culture Park (5,000 won / 1 person)
• Jeju Rail Bike (15,000 won / 1 person)

Jeju’s first travel agency dedicated to individuals with limited mobility is now available. The operator has explored every corner of Jeju to identify accommodations, restaurants, cafes, and tourist attractions that are wheelchair accessible.

Travel plans to Jeju are significantly affected by the weather. Please be aware that the itinerary may be adjusted due to weather conditions.

Numerous wheelchair users, both domestic and international, have already visited with their families and friends. “Jeju Wheelchair Tour” is a reliable choice! Rest assured, your decision was the right one.

The operator is committed to ensuring a safe and comfortable journey for you. 😊

• Electric wheelchairs and bathroom chairs are available for rent. If notified in advance, the operator will have them ready for you.

• The cost of this service is equivalent to the daily ramp car fare for a minimum of one person and a maximum of five people.

• The total duration (9 hours) includes travel, meal, and rest times.

• The itinerary can be modified according to the customer’s preferences.

• Maximum number of people in the group Total 4 people = a wheelchair + 3 people (non-disabled)

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.