

by LOVE KOREA
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$100.70This nine-hour tour covers key sites in southwest Jeju, including Mt. Halla and UNESCO-listed locations. The day begins with a two-hour visit to the 1100 Altitude Wetland on the slopes of Mt. Halla, a unique mountain wetland surrounded by volcanic terrain and forest. If weather or road conditions are unfavorable, an alternative site may be visited for safety. Next, the tour proceeds to Jusangjeolli Cliff for one hour to see the hexagonal basalt columns formed by lava meeting the sea. Afterward, there is a one-hour stop at Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, which has three tiers of clear water flowing from Mt. Halla and is near Seonimgyo Bridge, decorated with seven carved nymphs. The itinerary continues with a one-hour visit to Eongdeongmul Valley, a spring-fed gorge with pools surrounded by basalt cliffs. Following lunch at a local restaurant (not included), the tour moves to the O’sulloc Tea Museum for about an hour and a half. Visitors can walk among green tea fields, learn about Korean tea culture, and sample green tea desserts and drinks. Then the group spends 90 minutes at Aewol Cafe Street on Jeju’s northwest coast, where there is free time to explore cafés and coastal views. The tour ends with a one-hour unguided visit to Dongmun Market, Jeju’s oldest traditional market. During cherry blossom season, an optional additional stop at Jeonnong-ro, a street known for spring blossoms, may be included. The tour is conducted by a licensed professional guide in an air-conditioned vehicle. Entrance fees, tolls, parking, and fuel costs are included. Lunch, tips, personal expenses, and travel insurance are not included.
1100 Altitude Wetland
This mountain wetland on Hallasan’s slopes combines volcanic terrain with a rare wetland ecosystem. It is surrounded by forests and open highland views, providing a peaceful setting with changing seasonal scenery. Adverse weather or road conditions may cause a change to an alternate location for safety.
120 min
Jusangjeolli Cliff
The cliff features hexagonal basalt columns created by lava cooling rapidly on contact with the sea. These formations rise sharply along the coastline, offering a dramatic view of Jeju’s volcanic past with waves crashing against the dark rock.
60 min
Cheonjeyeon Waterfall
Known as “The Pond of the Gods,” this waterfall has three levels surrounded by forest and distinctive rocks. The water originates from Hallasan, creating a serene atmosphere. Nearby is Seonimgyo Bridge, decorated with seven carved nymph figures.
60 min
Eongdeongmul Valley
A quiet spring-fed gorge where clear water flows between basalt cliffs. The valley has pools and shaded areas, making it a calm spot for a short break.
60 min
O’sulloc Tea Museum
Located amidst vast green tea plantations, the museum offers insight into Korean tea culture. Visitors can walk through the fields, learn about tea production, and enjoy green tea desserts and drinks in a relaxed environment.
90 min
Aewol Cafe Street
This coastal area features many stylish cafés with ocean views. Visitors have free time to explore the cafés, enjoy the seaside breeze, and photograph the coastline’s blend of natural scenery and modern design.
90 min
Dongmun Market
Jeju’s oldest traditional market where visitors can explore independently after the guided part of the tour ends.
1 min
Jeonnong-ro (Optional Cherry Blossom Stop)
During cherry blossom season, guests may choose an additional unguided stop at this street known for spring blossoms, as an alternative to Dongmun Market.
1 min
Shilla duty Free 09:05
End point
[Dongmun Traditional Market] 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?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$100.70This nine-hour tour covers key sites in southwest Jeju, including Mt. Halla and UNESCO-listed locations. The day begins with a two-hour visit to the 1100 Altitude Wetland on the slopes of Mt. Halla, a unique mountain wetland surrounded by volcanic terrain and forest. If weather or road conditions are unfavorable, an alternative site may be visited for safety. Next, the tour proceeds to Jusangjeolli Cliff for one hour to see the hexagonal basalt columns formed by lava meeting the sea. Afterward, there is a one-hour stop at Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, which has three tiers of clear water flowing from Mt. Halla and is near Seonimgyo Bridge, decorated with seven carved nymphs. The itinerary continues with a one-hour visit to Eongdeongmul Valley, a spring-fed gorge with pools surrounded by basalt cliffs. Following lunch at a local restaurant (not included), the tour moves to the O’sulloc Tea Museum for about an hour and a half. Visitors can walk among green tea fields, learn about Korean tea culture, and sample green tea desserts and drinks. Then the group spends 90 minutes at Aewol Cafe Street on Jeju’s northwest coast, where there is free time to explore cafés and coastal views. The tour ends with a one-hour unguided visit to Dongmun Market, Jeju’s oldest traditional market. During cherry blossom season, an optional additional stop at Jeonnong-ro, a street known for spring blossoms, may be included. The tour is conducted by a licensed professional guide in an air-conditioned vehicle. Entrance fees, tolls, parking, and fuel costs are included. Lunch, tips, personal expenses, and travel insurance are not included.
1100 Altitude Wetland
This mountain wetland on Hallasan’s slopes combines volcanic terrain with a rare wetland ecosystem. It is surrounded by forests and open highland views, providing a peaceful setting with changing seasonal scenery. Adverse weather or road conditions may cause a change to an alternate location for safety.
120 min
Jusangjeolli Cliff
The cliff features hexagonal basalt columns created by lava cooling rapidly on contact with the sea. These formations rise sharply along the coastline, offering a dramatic view of Jeju’s volcanic past with waves crashing against the dark rock.
60 min
Cheonjeyeon Waterfall
Known as “The Pond of the Gods,” this waterfall has three levels surrounded by forest and distinctive rocks. The water originates from Hallasan, creating a serene atmosphere. Nearby is Seonimgyo Bridge, decorated with seven carved nymph figures.
60 min
Eongdeongmul Valley
A quiet spring-fed gorge where clear water flows between basalt cliffs. The valley has pools and shaded areas, making it a calm spot for a short break.
60 min
O’sulloc Tea Museum
Located amidst vast green tea plantations, the museum offers insight into Korean tea culture. Visitors can walk through the fields, learn about tea production, and enjoy green tea desserts and drinks in a relaxed environment.
90 min
Aewol Cafe Street
This coastal area features many stylish cafés with ocean views. Visitors have free time to explore the cafés, enjoy the seaside breeze, and photograph the coastline’s blend of natural scenery and modern design.
90 min
Dongmun Market
Jeju’s oldest traditional market where visitors can explore independently after the guided part of the tour ends.
1 min
Jeonnong-ro (Optional Cherry Blossom Stop)
During cherry blossom season, guests may choose an additional unguided stop at this street known for spring blossoms, as an alternative to Dongmun Market.
1 min
Shilla duty Free 09:05
End point
[Dongmun Traditional Market] The tour ending time may vary depending on traffic conditions or the weather on the day of the tour.