🏝️ Discover the Beautiful Island of Jeju, South Korea

Jeju Island isn’t just another travel spot — it’s an escape into nature, culture, and calm. From the volcanic peaks of Hallasan to soft-sand beaches and soothing spas, Jeju has something for every traveler. Whether you're into food, hiking, photography, or simply relaxing by the sea, Jeju is a must-visit destination in South Korea.

🌋 What Makes Jeju Special?

• Volcanic Geography: Jeju’s dramatic landscape features Hallasan Mountain, crater lakes, lava tubes, and black basalt coastlines — all results of ancient volcanic activity.
• Green Tea & Citrus Farms: Home to Korea’s best green tea and juicy mandarins, Jeju’s fields are both scenic and tasty!
• Healing & Wellness: Jeju is known for wellness retreats, forest paths, meditation spots, and healing spas surrounded by nature.

📍 Top Attractions in Jeju

• Hallasan National Park: Korea’s tallest mountain offers accessible hiking trails and panoramic summit views.
• Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak): Hike this volcanic tuff cone early for unforgettable sunrise views.
• O’sulloc Tea Museum: Explore Korea’s tea culture and enjoy matcha treats amidst vast green fields.
• Seopjikoji: A coastal cliff area featured in Korean dramas, perfect for photo walks and breezy views.
• Jeju Folk Village: Step back in time with traditional thatched homes and cultural performances.
• Camellia Hill: A beautiful botanical garden that changes colors each season.
• Udo Island: Take a ferry and enjoy peaceful roads for cycling, peanut ice cream, and beach views.
• Manjanggul Cave: A world-famous lava tube, cool and mysterious, great for a summer escape.

✈️ How to Get to Jeju

Fly from Seoul (Gimpo), Busan, or Daegu — with flights every 15 to 30 minutes. The flight takes just 1 hour and is often cheaper when booked early. Ferries are also available from Mokpo and Wando, though less common.

🚗 How to Get Around

Rent a Car: The best option. Jeju doesn’t have subways, and rural buses are infrequent. Major rental companies are located at Jeju Airport, and international licenses are accepted.

Public Transport: Best within Jeju City only. For exploring natural sites, a car is highly recommended.

🏨 Where to Stay in Jeju

• Luxury: The Shilla Jeju, Grand Hyatt Jeju
• Mid-Range: Hotel Nanta, Jeju Sun Hotel
• Budget: Aewol guesthouses, Gudeok Hostel

🍜 What to Eat in Jeju

• Black Pork BBQ (흑돼지): Grilled over charcoal with intense flavor — a Jeju must-eat!
• Abalone Porridge (전복죽): Nutritious and warm, especially good after hiking or on chilly days.
• Fresh Seafood: Try grilled mackerel, cutlassfish, or raw seafood bowls near the coast.
• Tangerine Juice & Peanut Ice Cream: Local snacks found in every market and café.

📱 Stay Connected on Jeju Island

Whether you’re navigating roads or translating a menu, internet access is key. Our eSIM for Korea gives you unlimited high-speed data across Jeju. Or visit our store in Seoul for a physical SIM with 3Mbps unlimited data at ₩20,000 or full-speed tetherable SIM for ₩30,000.

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