• Hallasan National Park - Hallasan Mountain stands at the heart of Jeju Island and is one of South Korea’s three renowned mountains, also being the country’s highest peak. Visible from anywhere on the island, Hallasan translates to “a mountain that can hold the Milky Way.” At its summit lies Baekroktan, a volcanic lake formed by an eruption around 25,000 years ago. Surrounding the mountain are over 360 smaller volcanoes of varying sizes, also products of volcanic activity.
• O’sulloc Tea Museum - This museum showcases the history and tradition of Jeju green tea, featuring an array of valuable tea cups from both Eastern and Western cultures, along with demonstrations of the tea roasting process.
• Jungmun Daepo Columnar Joints - The Daepo Columnar Joint Belt consists of volcanic rock columns created when lava cooled as it flowed into the sea near the Chinese region. Spanning a 2,000-kilometer coastline from Chinese-dong to Daepo-dong in Seogwipo City, Jeju Island, this attraction requires advance ticket booking as they are not included.
• Cheonjiyeon Falls - Located on Jeju Island, Cheonjiyeon Falls is a major tourist draw. Tickets for this attraction are not included and should be booked in advance.
• Seongsan Ilchulbong - Situated at the eastern tip of Jeju Island, Seongsan Ilchulbong is a volcanic hill and South Korea’s first natural heritage site, designated in 2007. Watching the sunrise from its peak is one of Yeongju’s top ten scenic experiences, where the sun gradually rises from the horizon, painting the ocean red.
• Woljeongri Beach - Found in eastern Jeju Island, Woljeong-ri means “the place where the moon stays” and features a white sand beach. Tickets for this attraction are not included and should be booked in advance.
• Udo - Udo Island, located at the easternmost point of Jeju Island, resembles a reclining cow. The island is known for its blue sea, clear skies, and abundant seagulls.
• Seopjikoji - “Seopji” is the area’s ancient name, while “Koji” in Jeju dialect refers to its protruding terrain. The landscape is characterized by black volcanic rocks, red volcanic soil, and uniquely shaped sea rocks, along with grasslands and lighthouses.

• Private transportation
• Free bottle of water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking Fee
• Tolls
• Fuel costs

• Meals
• Overtime fee 42USD an hour(Please inform customer service if overtime）
• Attraction Tickets
• Personal consumption
• Personal Insurance
• Niu Island vehicle entry fee (usually default is not to enter the island)

Recommended itinerary for the southwest of Jeju Island:
A: Hallasan Mountain – Songaksan Mountain/Green Tea Museum – Lunch – Columnar Jeolli Belt – Oedolgae – Cheonjiyeon Waterfall
Recommended itinerary for the northeast of Jeju Island:
B: Jeju Folk Village – Woljeongri Beach – Lunch – Udo Island (cars do not go to the island) – Seongsan Ilchulbong – Jeju Aquarium – Seopjikoji – Sangunbuli

Enjoy your trip to Jeju! With our experienced drivers, you can easily visit multiple attractions on Jeju Island. Our private car charter service can change and adjust the route according to the attractions you are most interested in, saving you the trouble of taking public transportation. The itinerary will visit the UNESCO World Heritage sites on the island, such as Hallasan Mountain and Seongsan Ilchulbong.

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