Saryeoni Forest Path Red Ascension Entrance

This forest trail is one of Jeju's 31 recommended hidden attractions. It is a protected area popular with visitors who enjoy hiking and nature. The visit typically lasts around 40 minutes.

40 min

Seongeup Folk Village

A preserved traditional village featuring stone piles designed to protect roofs from wind. The buildings date back to the Joseon Dynasty and were built to defend against Japanese invasions. Visitors spend about 40 minutes here. This stop is optional and can be substituted with Jeju Folk Village Museum.

40 min

Seongsan Ilchulbong

Known as Sunrise Peak, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a tuff cone formed by volcanic activity around 5,000 years ago. It reaches 182 meters in height with a crater and sea cliffs showing volcanic structures. The visit includes a Women Diver Show and lasts about 70 minutes.

70 min

Seopjikoji

Located at the eastern tip of Jeju Island, Seopjikoji offers coastal views and vibrant yellow canola flowers in April. The name combines the old area name 'Seopji' and 'Koji,' a local word for a land bump. The stop lasts about 40 minutes and is replaced by Sangumburi Crater from October to December.

40 min

Woljeongri Beach

A beach known for its white sand and clear emerald waters. The area nearby has several cafes lining the streets. Visitors typically spend 30 minutes here.

30 min

Eco Land Theme Park

Eco Land Theme Park covers approximately 991,735㎡ of Gotjawal virgin forest and features a Lincoln Locomotive handmade in England, modeled after the 1800s Baldwin steam locomotive. The Gotjawal Forest in Gyorae, where Eco Land is situated, contains large amounts of underground water and has high heat conservation and moisturizing effects, making it a forest where northern and southern limit line nature coexist. The forest covers volcanic rocks and the sky, creating a habitat for various animals and plants. Manjanggul Lava Tube [UNESCO World Heritage] is currently closed for construction to prevent falls and is expected to reopen in August 2025. During this period, visits to Manjanggul are replaced by either Jeju Stone Park or Eco Land Theme Park.

Manjanggul Lava Tube Substitute

The Manjanggul Lava Tube is the world's largest lava tube formed by volcanic activity. It contains rock formations including a stone turtle resembling Jeju Island. The tube is closed for construction until August 2025. During closure, the Jeju Haenyeo Museum or Eco Land Theme Park is offered as alternative visits. Manjanggul is closed on the first Wednesday of every month when the Haenyeo Museum is suggested instead.

Haenyeo Museum

Open only on rainy days, this museum documents the culture of Jeju's female divers (haenyeo). Exhibits cover the local environment, fishing villages, folk culture, and fisheries industry with emphasis on haenyeo traditions.

Sangumburi Crater

This volcanic crater replaces Seopjikoji as a stop from October through December. It is a seasonal alternative for visitors during those months.