Jeju Island Customized Private Tour: East, West & South Routes

Hallasan Mountain is located in the middle of Jeju Island. It is one of the three famous mountains in South Korea and the highest mountain in South Korea. It can be seen from anywhere in Jeju Island. Hallasan Mountain means "a mountain that can hold the Milky Way". On the top of the mountain is the volcanic lake Baekroktan, which was formed by a volcanic eruption about 25,000 years ago. There are more than 360 small volcanoes of various sizes formed by volcanic eruptions around it.

In the museum, you can see the history of the development and inheritance of Jeju green tea, as well as a display of various precious tea cups from the East and the West, and the process of roasting tea.

The Daepo Columnar Joint Belt is a group of volcanic rock columns formed when volcanic lava cooled when it flowed through the sea in front of the Chinese region. The entire joint belt is distributed on the 2,000-kilometer coastline from Chinese-dong to Daepo-dong in Seogwipo City, Jeju Island.The product does not include tickets for this attraction. If you want to visit this attraction, please book your tickets in advance.

Cheonjiyeon Falls is a waterfall located on Jeju Island, South Korea. It is one of the main tourist attractions in Jeju Island.The product does not include tickets for this attraction. If you want to visit this attraction, please book your tickets in advance.

Seongsan Ilchulbong is a volcanic hill located on the eastern end of Jeju Island. It became South Korea's first natural heritage in 2007. Watching the sunrise from the peak is one of the ten scenic spots in Yeongju. Its characteristic is that you can see the slowly rising sun from the horizon and dye the entire ocean red.

Woljeong-ri is located in the eastern part of Jeju Island. Its name means the place where the moon stays. It has a white sand beach.The product does not include tickets for this attraction. If you want to visit this attraction, please book your tickets in advance.

"Seopji" is the ancient name of this area, and "Koji" is the dialect of Jeju Island, which means the protruding terrain. The entire area is composed of black volcanic rocks and red volcanic soil, as well as sea rocks of different shapes. Grasslands, lighthouses, and sea rocks form a unique landscape.