Is it worth going to Jeju Island?

Perfect For a Weekend, Perfect For More Than a Week Whether you're visiting just for a short weekend getaway, or looking to fill up a week or beyond – Jeju is well suited to any kind of holiday. If you only have two days up your sleeve, it's still well worth it to visit.



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Indeed, Jeju is officially recognised by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage Site, Global Geopark and Biosphere Reserve, encompassing Korea's highest peak of Hallasan Mountain, the vast forested swathes of a semi-tropical national park, a wild coastline and the world's longest underground lava tube.

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3 days is enough to see the major sites of Jeju, so on the map I've outlined where to go for each day. This assumes that you can arrive at the first spot around 9am, and will be tired enough for dinner and relaxation around 7pm. If this sounds like you, this may be your perfect Jeju itinerary.

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It depends on how you want to spend your time. If you prefer natural beauties, sea beach, mountain etc and all in one place, then definitely go to JEJU. We spent 3 days there just now (1-3 July). costs of getting to Jeju is cheaper than the high speed train to bushan.

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Most of Jeju's millions of visitors stick to the popular tourist sites; the famous beaches and waterfalls, and a handful of locations from popular Korean soap operas - if you put in some effort you'll find a beautiful volcanic island and for the most part you can have it all to yourself.

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High season is considered to be June, July and August. The cheapest month to fly from United States is March. Enter your preferred departure airport and travel dates into the search form above to unlock the latest Jeju City flight deals.

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437 km of way-marked walking trail around South Korea's largest island, Jeju. There are a total of 27 routes, 21 of which are considered part of the connected and looped main island trail.

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I've gotten around Jeju by tour bus, public bus lines, and driving a rental car. There's no metro or train system on the island, though there are ferries. So if you choose not to or simply can't rent a car on Jeju, you're left with the bus.

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