Jeju WEST&SOUTH One Day Tour with MT.halla & UNESCO

Trekking on snow-covered Hallasan in Jeju is one of the most unforgettable experiences you can have. Our tour visits the 1100 Altitude Wetland, and if this area is closed due to heavy snow or road control, we will trek along the Eorimok Trail instead. If there is too much snow and trekking is not possible at all, we will visit the Hallasan National Park Museum, where guests can enjoy the exhibits and take an easy walk around the area. In the rare case that we cannot trek at Eorimok (Eoseungsaengak) Trail and also cannot visit the museum, we will trek at Saebyeol Oreum, which is located near Hallasan.

Explore Jeju's tea heritage at Osulloc Tea Museum, surrounded by lush green tea fields. Engage in tea tastings of diverse flavors, witness the tea-making process, and unwind in the tranquil tea gardens. A serene haven for tea enthusiasts in the heart of Jeju.

Visit Eongdeongmul Valley, a serene spring-fed gorge where clear water flows between natural basalt cliffs, creating peaceful pools and a cool, shaded atmosphere perfect for a short scenic stop.

Hueree Natural Park is one of Jeju’s most beloved seasonal parks, known for its beautiful gardens, peaceful walking trails, and charming photo spots that change with every season. From blooming camellias in winter to hydrangeas in summer, Hueree offers a warm, nature-filled experience that showcases Jeju’s countryside charm. At Hueree, guests can also enjoy a tangerine-picking experience — a fun and authentic activity where you can pick Jeju’s sweet, ripe tangerines directly from the trees. This experience is optional and can be paid for on-site.

Jeongbang Waterfall is one of Jeju Island’s most spectacular natural wonders and the only waterfall in all of Asia that cascades directly into the ocean. With its powerful 23-meter drop, dramatic basalt cliffs, and the sound of waves meeting fresh water, the scenery feels both majestic and unforgettable. On clear days, the sunlight reflects off the falling stream, creating a breathtaking view that leaves every visitor speechless. However, in cases of unfavorable weather or if the coastal conditions make Jeongbang Waterfall unsafe to visit, we will instead go to Cheonjiyeon Waterfall. Surrounded by lush subtropical forest and flowing gently into a serene pond, Cheonjiyeon offers a calming and beautiful alternative, ensuring that guests still enjoy one of Jeju’s finest waterfall experiences.

Conclude your day at Jeju’s oldest and most vibrant traditional market. While this part of the itinerary is not guided, guests may choose to end their tour here and explore the market freely.