6 Days  •  5 Nights

Jeju Island Nature Escape

Jeju (5N)

Tour Includes

Accommodation
Meals
Sightseeing
Transfers
Local Guide
Activities
Overview

About the Trip

Off Korea's south coast lies Jeju, a volcanic island of craters, waterfalls, lava caves and black-sand beaches, crowned by South Korea's highest mountain. This five-night escape immerses you in its dramatic natural beauty at a relaxed pace.

You'll climb the Seongsan Ilchulbong sunrise crater, walk into the vast Manjanggul lava tube, stand beneath tumbling waterfalls, hike a stretch of the coastal Olle trail, and meet the haenyeo women divers. Fresh seafood, tangerine groves and volcanic vistas fill the days.

With comfortable hotels, a private guide and the highlights arranged, it is Korea's honeymoon isle at its most beautiful.
Highlights

Trip Highlights

  • The Seongsan Ilchulbong 'Sunrise Peak' crater
  • The vast Manjanggul lava tube
  • Jeju's waterfalls — Cheonjiyeon and Jeongbang
  • The columnar lava cliffs of Jusangjeolli
  • A coastal Olle trail walk
  • The haenyeo women free-divers
  • Hallasan, Korea's highest mountain
  • Fresh seafood and volcanic scenery
Itinerary

Day by Day

A detailed day-by-day plan for this 6-day journey.

Day 1

Fly into Jeju and settle in, with a welcome dinner of the island's fresh seafood and black pork.

Your Journey This Day
Jeju Airport
Private Transfer
Your Jeju Hotel
Meals Included
Dinner
Day 2

Climb the dramatic Seongsan Ilchulbong crater, walk into the vast Manjanggul lava tube, and meet the haenyeo women divers on the coast.

Meals Included
Breakfast|Lunch
Day 3

Explore the Hallim Park gardens and caves, the columnar lava cliffs of Jusangjeolli and the Cheonjiyeon waterfall, with a seafood lunch.

Meals Included
Breakfast
Day 4

A walk in the foothills of Hallasan, Korea's highest mountain, among crater lakes and forest, with a tangerine grove or tea plantation visit.

Meals Included
Breakfast
Day 5

Walk a scenic stretch of Jeju's famous coastal Olle trail, past black rocks and blue sea, with a free afternoon to relax on the beach.

Meals Included
Breakfast
Day 6

A final breakfast before your transfer to Jeju airport.

Your Journey This Day
Your Jeju Hotel
Private Transfer
Jeju Airport
Meals Included
Breakfast
Route Map

Where You Will Travel

Package

What's inside the package?

Inclusions

  • Airport transfers and a private guide and driver on Jeju
  • 5 nights in a comfortable Jeju hotel or resort
  • Daily breakfast, a welcome dinner and a fresh seafood lunch
  • A Jeju east tour — the sunrise crater and Manjanggul lava tube
  • A Jeju west tour — Hallim Park and the Jusangjeolli cliffs
  • A coastal Olle trail walk and a waterfall visit
  • A Hallasan foothills or tea plantation excursion
  • All entrance fees per the itinerary

Exclusions

  • International airfare to and from South Korea
  • K-ETA or visa fees where applicable
  • Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
  • Meals not mentioned in the itinerary or inclusions
  • Drinks unless specifically stated
  • Optional excursions and experiences
  • Personal expenses and gratuities
  • Anything not specifically mentioned under Package Inclusions
Best Time to Travel

Know when to go.

Place
Jeju
Conditions
Mild and windy
Daily max temperature
8°C
Monthly rainfall
60mm
Weather data is based on monthly averages. Popularity rating
Good to Know
  • Visa: Many nationalities enter South Korea visa-free but must apply online for a K-ETA travel authorisation before flying; check your passport's status. Your passport should be valid for the duration of your stay
  • Currency: The currency is the Korean Won. Cards are accepted almost everywhere, and a rechargeable T-money card makes subways, buses and taxis effortless
  • Getting around: Korea's KTX high-speed trains and superb subways are fast, clean and punctual; some legs use domestic flights to Jeju, all arranged for you
  • Best seasons: Spring (April, for cherry blossom) and autumn (October, for foliage) are the loveliest. Summer is hot, humid and has a July monsoon; winter is cold and good for snow and skiing
  • Language: Korean is the language, with English signage in cities and on transport. A translation app is handy, especially in the countryside
  • Etiquette: Tipping is not customary and can cause confusion. Bow in greeting, use both hands to give and receive, and remove your shoes when entering homes, temples and some restaurants
  • The DMZ: The Demilitarised Zone tour requires your passport, advance booking and a modest dress code, all of which we arrange; itineraries can change at short notice for security reasons
  • Connectivity: Korea has some of the world's fastest internet and free wifi almost everywhere; a local SIM or eSIM keeps you connected on the move
  • Food: Korean food is delicious and often shared and spicy. Vegetarians should note many dishes use fish or meat stock; we can flag good options and restaurants
  • Power & health: Power is 220V with type C/F plugs, so bring an adapter. Tap water is safe, and comprehensive travel insurance is recommended
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What meals are included?

Daily breakfast is included throughout, along with a welcome dinner (often a Korean barbecue) and the specific meals named in the itinerary, such as a bibimbap lunch. Other meals are left free so you can enjoy Korea's incredible food scene.

Are transfers and touring arranged?

Yes — your airport transfers, KTX tickets and guided touring are arranged for you, with private guides in the main cities.

Do I need a visa for South Korea?

Many nationalities are visa-free but must obtain a K-ETA travel authorisation online before flying. We guide you through the requirements for your passport.

When is the best time to visit?

Spring (April) for cherry blossom and autumn (October) for foliage are the most beautiful. Summer is hot and humid with a July monsoon; winter is cold and great for snow.

Do I tip in Korea?

No — tipping is not customary in South Korea and is generally not expected, which makes things simple. Excellent service is simply the norm.

Can the itinerary be customised?

Absolutely. Durations, cities, hotels and experiences can all be tailored, and we can add the DMZ, Jeju Island, a temple stay or a K-pop experience. Just tell us what you have in mind.

How do we travel between cities?

By Korea's superb KTX high-speed trains and, for Jeju, a short domestic flight — all included and arranged with reservations.

How hard is climbing the Sunrise Peak?

It is a moderate 20-30 minute walk up steps to the crater rim, rewarded by a spectacular view. A full Hallasan summit hike is a longer, tougher day we can arrange for keen walkers.

Is Jeju good in every season?

Jeju is milder than the mainland and lovely year-round — spring for blossom and rape flowers, summer for beaches, autumn for clear hikes and winter for its mild, quiet charm.