• Hallasan National Park - Journey to the 1100 Highland from Mt. Halla, where a vast wetland awaits, recognized as a Ramsar wetland. Stroll through the wetland and absorb the vibrant energy of Mt. Halla. Enjoy a gentle hike to rejuvenate both body and mind.
• O’sulloc Tea Museum - Discover Jeju’s rich tea culture at the Osulloc Tea Museum, nestled amidst verdant tea fields. Participate in tea tastings of various flavors, observe the tea-making process, and relax in the peaceful tea gardens. A tranquil retreat for tea lovers in the heart of Jeju.
• Daepo Haean Jusangjeolli Cliff - Located on Jeju Island’s southeastern coast, Jusangjeolli features awe-inspiring coastal cliffs celebrated for their remarkable natural beauty. Rising between 20 to 30 meters, these magnificent cliffs offer a captivating view against the sea’s backdrop.
• Cheonjeyeon Falls - Cheonjeyeon is a waterfall created by the Jungmun River, which begins at Hallasan Mountain and flows into the sea. The name “Pond of the Gods” stems from an ancient legend where the Jade Emperor’s celestial maidens would descend at night to bathe here.
• Gotjawal Provincial Park - Gotjawal describes an area formed by uneven rocky terrain from lava flows during volcanic activity, covered with forests, shrubs, and diverse vegetation. It is a Jeju dialect term combining “Got” and “Jawal.” Essentially, Gotjawal is a forest on a landscape scattered with irregular rocks, where a variety of plants and animals thrive, preserving a unique ecosystem.

• Toll fees
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Licensed professional guide
• All attraction entrance fees
• Parking fees
• Fuel costs

• Lunch
• Tips or personal expenses
• Personal travel insurance

This tour is the premier join-in experience in Jeju.

Ideal for those without a vehicle or unable to drive, it provides an excellent opportunity to discover both the western and southern regions of Jeju in a single day.

Participants will visit UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Mt. Halla, explore Jeju’s distinctive tea fields, waterfalls, volcanic cliffs, the ocean, and trendy café streets popular with the younger crowd—all within one day.

By taking a separate tour of the eastern side, visitors can uniquely experience the entirety of Jeju Island in just two days.

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