

by LOVE KOREA
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.₩138,000This full-day, guided bus tour of Jeju Island’s eastern region lasts about nine hours and includes visits to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites and cultural attractions. The tour accommodates solo travelers and offers four convenient pick-up and drop-off locations, with an optional drop-off at Dongmun Market. The itinerary includes Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak and the nearby lava tube system, both recognized UNESCO sites. Guests will also visit the Haenyeo Museum, which highlights the island’s female diving heritage, and may see actual Haenyeo divers if timing allows. The tour is led by a licensed guide and driver who communicate in both English and Chinese. Additional stops include Seoubong, a coastal area with rapeseed flowers in spring, and Gwangchigi Beach, noted for its clear waters and basalt shoreline; this beach may substitute for Hamdeok Beach depending on conditions. During cherry blossom season (March 23 to April 12), the tour adds a stop at Noksan-ro in Gasi-ri to view extensive canola fields and spring blooms. Other highlights are Ilchulland botanical garden with Micheon Cave (or an alternate lava tube when available), Seongeup Folk Village showcasing traditional Korean culture, and an unguided visit to Jeju’s oldest market, Dongmun Market. Cherry blossom season may also include an optional drop-off at Jeonnong-ro for additional spring views. The guide may adjust the route or replace attractions if sites are closed, weather is poor, or traffic conditions require it. The tour includes all admission fees, parking, fuel, air conditioning, and is designed for travelers who prefer not to rent a car or who want to see Jeju’s east side in one day at a reasonable price. Meals and personal expenses are not included.
Seoubong
This coastal area is one of Jeju’s top three places for ocean color. Adjacent to the beach, Seoubong is covered with rapeseed flowers in spring, providing wide views of the shoreline over about one hour.
60 min
Gwangchigi Beach
Known for its clear water and black basalt shoreline, this beach offers one of the closest panoramic views of Seongsan Ilchulbong. The wide, shallow coast is suitable for short walks and photography. This stop may replace Hamdeok Beach depending on conditions such as weather or traffic.
60 min
Noksan-ro, Gasi-ri (Seasonal)
Included only during the cherry blossom season from March 23 to April 12, this location features vast fields of yellow canola flowers and spring blossoms extending along Noksan-ro, creating a notable spring landscape.
60 min
Haenyeo Museum
This museum focuses on Jeju’s female diving culture and intangible heritage. The guide may substitute this stop with Seopjikoji if the museum is closed or inaccessible. The museum is closed every Monday.
60 min
Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak)
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this volcanic crater offers views of the sunrise and surrounding landscapes. The site is closed on the first Monday of each month. If necessary, the guide may replace this visit with Sangumburi.
120 min
Ilchulland Botanical Garden and Micheon Cave
Ilchulland is a botanical garden known for its connection to Micheon Cave, an underground feature with cultural and academic significance. Micheon Cave may be replaced by a lava tube cave when it reopens.
60 min
Lava Tube Cave
One of Jeju’s famous lava tubes, this UNESCO World Heritage site displays volcanic formations. It may substitute Micheon Cave in the Ilchulland area when available.
60 min
Seongeup Folk Village
This village preserves traditional Korean homes, stone walls, and crafts, illustrating the heritage of Jeju Island over about one hour.
60 min
Dongmun Market
Jeju’s oldest traditional market offers a chance for guests to explore freely at the end of the tour. This stop is unguided.
1 min
Jeonnong-ro (Seasonal Drop-off)
During cherry blossom season, guests may choose an additional unguided drop-off at Jeonnong-ro, a street known for spring blossoms, alongside the regular Dongmun Market stop.
1 min
4.Shilla Duty-Free Jeju Store at 09:05 (新罗免税店) If you do not show up for more than 10 minutes, it will be considered a no-show and you may not receive a refund.
End point
[Shilla Duty Free] The tour ending time may vary depending on traffic conditions or the weather on the day of the tour.


by LOVE KOREA
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.₩138,000This full-day, guided bus tour of Jeju Island’s eastern region lasts about nine hours and includes visits to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites and cultural attractions. The tour accommodates solo travelers and offers four convenient pick-up and drop-off locations, with an optional drop-off at Dongmun Market. The itinerary includes Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak and the nearby lava tube system, both recognized UNESCO sites. Guests will also visit the Haenyeo Museum, which highlights the island’s female diving heritage, and may see actual Haenyeo divers if timing allows. The tour is led by a licensed guide and driver who communicate in both English and Chinese. Additional stops include Seoubong, a coastal area with rapeseed flowers in spring, and Gwangchigi Beach, noted for its clear waters and basalt shoreline; this beach may substitute for Hamdeok Beach depending on conditions. During cherry blossom season (March 23 to April 12), the tour adds a stop at Noksan-ro in Gasi-ri to view extensive canola fields and spring blooms. Other highlights are Ilchulland botanical garden with Micheon Cave (or an alternate lava tube when available), Seongeup Folk Village showcasing traditional Korean culture, and an unguided visit to Jeju’s oldest market, Dongmun Market. Cherry blossom season may also include an optional drop-off at Jeonnong-ro for additional spring views. The guide may adjust the route or replace attractions if sites are closed, weather is poor, or traffic conditions require it. The tour includes all admission fees, parking, fuel, air conditioning, and is designed for travelers who prefer not to rent a car or who want to see Jeju’s east side in one day at a reasonable price. Meals and personal expenses are not included.
Seoubong
This coastal area is one of Jeju’s top three places for ocean color. Adjacent to the beach, Seoubong is covered with rapeseed flowers in spring, providing wide views of the shoreline over about one hour.
60 min
Gwangchigi Beach
Known for its clear water and black basalt shoreline, this beach offers one of the closest panoramic views of Seongsan Ilchulbong. The wide, shallow coast is suitable for short walks and photography. This stop may replace Hamdeok Beach depending on conditions such as weather or traffic.
60 min
Noksan-ro, Gasi-ri (Seasonal)
Included only during the cherry blossom season from March 23 to April 12, this location features vast fields of yellow canola flowers and spring blossoms extending along Noksan-ro, creating a notable spring landscape.
60 min
Haenyeo Museum
This museum focuses on Jeju’s female diving culture and intangible heritage. The guide may substitute this stop with Seopjikoji if the museum is closed or inaccessible. The museum is closed every Monday.
60 min
Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak)
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this volcanic crater offers views of the sunrise and surrounding landscapes. The site is closed on the first Monday of each month. If necessary, the guide may replace this visit with Sangumburi.
120 min
Ilchulland Botanical Garden and Micheon Cave
Ilchulland is a botanical garden known for its connection to Micheon Cave, an underground feature with cultural and academic significance. Micheon Cave may be replaced by a lava tube cave when it reopens.
60 min
Lava Tube Cave
One of Jeju’s famous lava tubes, this UNESCO World Heritage site displays volcanic formations. It may substitute Micheon Cave in the Ilchulland area when available.
60 min
Seongeup Folk Village
This village preserves traditional Korean homes, stone walls, and crafts, illustrating the heritage of Jeju Island over about one hour.
60 min
Dongmun Market
Jeju’s oldest traditional market offers a chance for guests to explore freely at the end of the tour. This stop is unguided.
1 min
Jeonnong-ro (Seasonal Drop-off)
During cherry blossom season, guests may choose an additional unguided drop-off at Jeonnong-ro, a street known for spring blossoms, alongside the regular Dongmun Market stop.
1 min
4.Shilla Duty-Free Jeju Store at 09:05 (新罗免税店) If you do not show up for more than 10 minutes, it will be considered a no-show and you may not receive a refund.
End point
[Shilla Duty Free] The tour ending time may vary depending on traffic conditions or the weather on the day of the tour.