Jeju Island is a favourite destination for both locals and tourists, and Jeju Island tours are a great option to easily get around and make the most of your visit. Jeju tour options include private, shared coach and small group tours, so they are suitable for all group sizes and budgets.
Below we have more information about what to do on Jeju Island to help you better decide which tour options to choose.
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Jeju Island UNESCO Small Group Day Tour
- Book this tour for one or two days to do two different routes with an English speaking guide. All admission fees are included.
- See all of the major Jeju UNESCO listed attractions, and also hike a short trail on Mt Hallasan on the South Course (Viator East and South course links)
- Jeju East Route on Tue/Thu/Sat and Jeju South Route on Mon/Wed/Fri
- Pick up and drop off from your Jeju City Hotel
- Book this 9 hour private tour for up to 10 people with an English speaking driver
- Pick up and drop off from your Jeju City Hotel
- Recommended routes, however you can customise your itinerary to suit your interests.
- Book this tour for multiple days to make the most of your Jeju Island visit!
- Admission fees, food and drinks not included, need to pay for drivers lunch
- Costs from $US 246 (for 2 people, cheaper per vehicle prices for larger groups)
- Book this Jeju Island Package Tour for either 2,3, 4 or 5 nights, which includes your hotel accommodation in Jeju City and return flights from Seoul for groups of up to 4 people (per person price reduces for larger groups)
- Choose either Flight plus Hotel only or All Inclusive (which includes a one day 8 hour private tour)
- Costs from $US 174, price gets cheaper for larger groups. Can add on other tour options for longer stays.
Jeju Island UNESCO & Must-Visit Attractions Coach Day Tour
- Book this tour for up to four days to do four different routes with an English speaking guide. All admission fees are included.
- See a combination of UNESCO Listed attractions and other fun attractions.
- West Jeju Route A and East Jeju Route A on Mon/Wed/Fri
- West Jeju Route B and East Jeju Route B on Tue/Thurs/Sat
- Pick up and drop off from your Jeju City Hotel
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What to Do on Jeju Island
Jeju Island has an oval shape, and measures 73km / 45 mi west to east and 31 km / 19 mi north to south. Hallasan Mountain is a dormant volcano which sits in the centre of the island and is the tallest mountain on the island with a height of 1947m (6,398 ft).
Jeju Island has a large range of different types of attractions. When you are considering your Jeju Island tour options, ensure you also consider which activities you are interested in doing. If you plan to climb Mt Hallasan, ensure you check the weather to determine which day of your visit is best suited for this activity before you lock in your tour bookings.
- UNESCO World Heritage Listed natural attractions, including Mt Hallasan, Manjanggul and Hallim Park Lava Tube Caves, Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak), Sangumburi Crater, Jeongbang Waterfall, Sejeongbang Waterfall, Cheonjiyeon Waterfall, Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff (hexagon basalt cliffs), Sanbangsan Mountain and the Yongmeori Coast.
- Korean Heritage attractions, including the Jeju Haenyeo Museum, the Women Diver Show at Seongsan, and Jeju Folk Village.
- Coastal attractions, including Hyeopjae Beach and Aewol Gwakji Gwamul Beach, other beaches and many other coastal rocks.
- Man made attractions (often kitschy!), including the O’Sulloc Tea Museum, Ma Horse Theme Park, Aqua Planet Aquarium, Glass Castle, Jeju Aerospace Museum, World Automobile Museum, Maze Land, Jeju Rail Park, Love Land and many more.
- Resort and adventure activities such as fishing, surfing, stand-up paddle boarding, yachting, horse riding, paragliding, scuba diving, jet boating, hang gliding and many more options.
Where to Stay on Jeju Island
If you are planning to book tours and activities, we recommend that you plan to stay in Jeju City, as that is the departure point for all tour options. Click here to check out the Jeju City accommodation options on Booking.com or Agoda.
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Booking.comJeju Island Tours Overview
Below is a detailed overview of each of our recommended options to tour Jeju Island.
Jeju Island UNESCO & Must-Visit Attractions Coach Day Tour
The Jeju Island UNESCO & Must-Visit Attractions Coach Day Tour is a great affordable option to take a Jeju bus tour, with easy hotel pick up and drop off in Jeju City. This tour is offered in English, Korean and Chinese.
This tour includes a combination of UNESCO natural attractions, as well as cultural and fun manmade attractions to enjoy. There are four different course options, so you can book this tour for multiple days and do a different tour each day! The four route options are as follows:
- Western Jeju Route A. Hwajowon Alpaca – Bird Park & O’Sulloc Tea Museum – Cheonjeyeon Falls – Jusangjeolli Cliff – Camellia Hill (operates on Mon/Wed/Fri)
- Western Jeju Route B. Mt. Songak – Jungmun Saekdal Beach(coffee shop) – Jeongbang Falls – Narco-Saints Filming locations (operates on Tue/Thu/Sat)
- Eastern Jeju Route A. Eco Land – Samdasoo Forest – Seongsan Sunrise Peak – Herb Island (operates on Mon/Wed/Fri)
- Eastern Jeju Route B. Sangumburi – Seongeup Folk Village – Jeju Rail Bike – Seopjikoji – Seoubong Beach (operates on Tue/Thu/Sat)
This tour requires a minimum of four passengers to operate. The price is from $US 76 per person aged 3+. Children aged 0-2 are free as long as they do not need their own seat.
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Jeju Island UNESCO Small Group Day Tour
The Jeju Island UNESCO Small Group Day Tour is a great option if you prefer to visit the natural attractions of Jeju Island. This is a small group tour with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 15 participants which includes admissions to attractions and easy hotel pick up and drop off in Jeju City. This tour has an English speaking guide.
There are two different course options so you can book this tour for two days to see most of the natural attractions on Jeju Island. Note that this tour includes hiking, so you need a basic level of fitness and mobility to participate in the activities. The two route options are as follows:
- Jeju East Route. Manjang Lava Cave (alternative stop on rainy or snowy days: Gimnyeong Maze Park) – Woljeongri Beach – Hanyeo Women Diver Museum – Seongsan Sunrise Peak – Herb Park (operates on Tue/Thu/Sat)
- Jeju South Route. Mysterious Road – Mt. Halla (UNESCO) Eoseungsaengak Trail (alternative during rainy or snowy days: Mt. Songak) – Jusangjeolli Cliff (UNESCO) – Yakcheonsa Temple – Olle Trail Course no. 7 – Oedolgae Rock – Cheonjiyeon Falls (UNESCO) (operates on Mon/Wed/Fri)
This tour requires a minimum of two passengers to operate. The price is from $US 114 per person aged 18+. child price (2-18) is from $US 95. Children aged 0-1 are free as long as they do not need their own seat. This activity is not stroller or wheelchair accessible.
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Jeju Island Tour – Private Day Tour
This Jeju Island Tour is a great option to customise your own private Jeju Island tour without having to drive yourself. This tour can be set up for different group sizes of up to 1, 2, 3, 4-6 and 7-10 people per vehicle. The price per person drops as the group size increases.
The private tour includes parking fees, driver meals and toll fees, but does not include attraction admission fees. Note that if you go over the 9 hour allocation that there is an additional fee of KRW20,000 per hour paid directly to the driver. If you want to make a round island trip of Jeju Island, there is an additional KRW55,000 fee paid directly to the driver.
- One Person group costs from $US 247
- Two Person group costs from $US 247 ($US 123 per person)
- Three Person group costs from $US 247 ($US 82 per person)
- 4-6 Person group costs from $US 287 ($US 48 – 71 per person)
- 7-10 Person group costs from $US 370 ($US 37 – 58 per person)
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Jeju Island Tour Package 2/3/4/5 Nights
Trazy has a great Jeju Island tour package deal option from Seoul which includes return flights, hotel accommodation in Jeju City with hotel breakfast included for 2/3/4/5 nights. You also have the option to add on a one day private tour for 8 hours on Day 1, which includes your airport pickup and service to drop off at your hotel at the end of the tour. This package can be booked for up to four people.
When considering the Flight + Hotel only deal, per person pricing is as follows:
- 2D1N, from $US239/203/191/187 for 1/2/3/4 people
- 3D2N, from $US332/259/235/227 for 1/2/3/4 people
- 4D3N, from $US426/316/280/268 for 1/2/3/4 people
- 5D4N, from $US519/373/324/309 for 1/2/3/4 people
When considering the Flight + Hotel + Private Taxi Tour deal, per person pricing is as follows:
- 2D1N, from $US404/285/247/235 for 1/2/3/4 people
- 3D2N, from $US497/342/290/275 for 1/2/3/4 people
- 4D3N, from $US590/398/334/316 for 1/2/3/4 people
- 5D4N, from $US683/455/379/357 for 1/2/3/4 people
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Jeju Island FAQs
We have put together some Jeju Island FAQs to help you better plan your visit.
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