Jeju Island

About Jeju Island
Located in the Korean Strait's azure waters, Jeju Island attracts travellers with its natural beauty and cultural heritage.

A rich variety of natural wonders and cultural treasures
Jeju Island offers diverse attractions that highlight its unique character. Start at Hallasan National Park, home to South Korea's highest peak, Hallasan Mountain. Hike through lush forests and volcanic terrain for panoramic summit views.

Explore Seongsan Ilchulbong, or Sunrise Peak, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its volcanic landscape and sunrise views. Wander through lava formations and learn about Jeju’s geological history at the visitor centre.

Visit the Jeju Folk Village Museum to learn about the island's traditional lifestyle. Explore authentic thatched-roof houses, ancient temples, and traditional craft workshops, gaining insight into Jeju's cultural heritage.

Other attractions on Jeju Island
Jeju Island offers numerous hidden gems. Explore Jeju's coastal scenery along the Jeju Olle Trail, a network of hiking paths along the island's rugged coastline.

Jeju's culinary scene features fresh seafood. Try local dishes like Jeju black pork, abalone porridge, and haenyeo cuisine at seafood restaurants.

Relax on Jeju's pristine beaches, with clear waters and soft sands. Enjoy lounging, snorkeling in coral reefs, or surfing the waves. Jeju's beaches provide various outdoor activities.

Jeju Island invites travellers with its natural beauty, cultural riches, and warm hospitality. Experience the magic of this enchanting island.