Located a few kilometers south of the Korean Peninsula is the largest Island in South Korea– The magnificent Jeju Island is a paradise hidden with splendors of natural riches. Endowed with turquoise water, golden beaches, and some bone-chilling adventures, Jeju Island is the perfect tourist attraction in Jeju Island for those seeking the whispers of nature. With a treasure trove of biodiversity and myriads of sporting activities, Jeju Island welcomes tourists from all across the world to experience a mesmerizing experience through the tropical heartland of South Korea.
Being home to many UNESCO world heritage sites & Volcanic mountains, Jeju Island has countless scenic attractions waiting for you to explore! Here are 12 top-rated attractions in Jeju Island to enjoy with our specially curated tour.
Hallasan
Standing at a towering height of 1,950 meters, the majestic mount Hallasan lies at the heart of Jeju Island. Nowhere can you go in Jeju Island without sight of the mighty Hallasan peak, it is the highest mountain peak in all of South Korea. Recognized by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve and World Heritage Site, Mount Hallasan well and truly deserves the top spot on your bucket list of things to do in Jeju Island.
Established in 1970, the Hallasan national park is home to 4000 animal species and a wide variety of unique flora and fauna. Trekking through the trails of the highest mountain range in South Korea will be rewarded with a gorgeous crater lake at the top and a jaw-dropping panoramic view of the lush green Jeju Island.
Seongsan Ilchulbong
Climbing up the peaks of Seongsan Ilchulbong in the early morning hours to witness the golden sun rising over the blue sea might seem surreal for the daring nature and adventure lovers. But the green grasslands and the black sand beaches make this iconic location one of the most sought-after attractions in Jeju Island. When the blue water waves hit the rugged rocks of the island to form foamy waters, the elevated cliffs stand tall on the side, adding more charm to the Island.
The rocky peak of Seongsan peak is a volcanic crater that was formed some five thousand years ago by a volcanic eruption. The bowl-like shape of the crater reflects the golden rays of the sun rising from the horizon to bring out an exotic view of the Island.
Udo Island
Nature has bestowed South Korea with several wonders that allure many across the world, But Jeju Island offers a fascinating opportunity for tourists to explore the wilderness of the unknown. And among these coveted jewels is Udo Island. The tiny yet magnificent Udo Island is a small coastal lighthouse surrounded by the deep blue water sea.
Being home to many romantic climaxes and famous dramas, Udo Island is no stranger among film lovers. There is no other place other than Udo Island to experience some unforgettable special moments with your special ones. Filled with unique cafes and fancy restaurants, this is one of the top-rated attractions in Jeju Island.
Cheonjiyeon Waterfalls
The sparkling waters that gushes down from the heavenly cliff is a magical sight to witness. It is no wonder that Cheonjiyeon in the local language corresponds to “Heaven connected with land.” Cheonjiyeon is one of the three major waterfalls on Jeju Island that stands as a testimonial for the wonderful works of nature that have crafted the iconic landscapes of South Korea.
Although there might be an urge among tourists to take a dip into the glittery waters of Cheonjiyeon, it is strictly prohibited, as it is considered a National Monument in South Korea. The transparent waters and the green-covered forests of the waterfalls makes it a captivating natural landscape.
Dongmun market
The enchanting beauty of Jeju Island can fill your heart with joy but the buzzing Dongmun market can help you fill your bags with unique souvenirs and handicrafts. Walking down the streets of Dongmun market you can explore the vibrant local culture and some stunning artifacts on display. Enjoy a delightful shopping experience through the alleys of Dongmun market with our tour guide.
Once the bags and heart are filled, it’s obvious where the next stop is! Experience the culinary diversity of the Island through its countless food stalls sprawled across the streets of Dongmun market. You will be served with some mouth-watering seafood and a variety of fruits and vegetables to end your day.
Jeongbang waterfalls
The breathtaking waterfalls on Jeju Island are truly mystical. And the most famous tourist spot among them is Jeongbang waterfalls. Amidst the pristine tropical wilderness of the island, the Jeongball waterfalls plunge into the ocean from a towering 23 meters height. It is the only waterfall in Asia to plunge directly into the ocean.
Secluded from the chaotic crowd the blue waters flow through the rugged terrains and fall down through the green-covered cliffs presenting a mesmerizing experience. If you want to add some more adventure things to do in Jeju Island during to your trip then you can climb up the rocks to get a closer look at the Jeongbang waterfall.
Hamdeok beach
Sun, sand, and Serenity, the pristine golden beaches of Hamdeok got everything needed for a beautiful vacation. Located just half an hour away from Jeju city, Hamdeok beach is a famous tourist attraction in Jeju Island known for its golden sands and shallow waters. Surrounded by rocky islets and sloppy hills the serene atmosphere of Hamdeok beach is a picture-perfect spot for tourists looking for a laid-back holiday.
There is no lack of adventures on Jeju Island. Hamdeok beach offers many coastal hiking trails to lead the expedition of tropical wilderness. Warm summers are the right time to visit for experiencing some breathtaking sunsets. The beach is also home to several restaurants and cafes that offer spectacular seascapes to enjoy delicious Korean cuisine.
Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff
Daepo Jusangjeoli cliff is one of the most celebrated tourist attraction in Jeju Island. Located on the coasts of Jistage, the Deapo Jusangjeolli cliffs offer some stunning visuals of the surrounding picturesque landscapes. The elegant-looking cliff is filled with hexagon-shaped rock pillars that were formed due to waves.
Jusangjeolli cliffs are declared a cultural monument in Korea. The rugged terrains of the cliffs might seem adventurous but the jaw-dropping oceanic view at the top can warm your heart. The cliff was formed due to the volcanic eruption of Mount Hallasan.
Manjanggul Cave
Recognized as a UNESCO world heritage site, the Manjanggul Cave is a natural wonder that stands elusive at the heart of Jeju Island. The magnifying cave is the result of the volcanic activity that enveloped the Island 2.5 million years ago. It is one of the longest lava tunnels in the world with a stretch of 13kms, but only a part of that is open for visitors.
Walking through the mystical Manjanggul cave might be intriguing for many because of the fascinating natural formations hidden inside the cave, such as lava stalagmites and lava tubes. Taking a special tour inside the cave is of the many things to do in Jeju Island.
Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls
Dividing into three sections and flowing through the sloppy hills down into the blue seas of Jeju Island, the Cheonjeyeon waterfalls will amuse all nature lovers. Also known as the “Pond of God” this waterfall is rich with unique flora and fauna. The alluring beauty of Cheonjeyeon is surrounded by verdant vegetation. Making it one of the most sought-after tourist attraction in Jeju Island.
Flowing amidst the dense forest of the subtropical Jeju Island, Cheonjeyeon is a natural paradise for the ones who love to explore the wildlife wonders. Explore the soothing green atmosphere of Cheonjeyeon waterfalls with our specially curated tourDestination-Jeju Island.
Hyeopjae Beach
Hyeopjae beach is the right tourist attraction in Jeju Island for the friends of solitude. Its calm and quiet sparkling waters are tucked away from the crowd for a relaxing holiday. Enjoy a blissful experience by laying down on the white sand beaches of Hyeopjae. Stretching across the 258km long coastline this quiet and isolated beach is ideal for a peaceful walk or any other sporting activities.
Set amid the beautiful seascapes of Hyeoojae beach, there are several unique cafes and restaurants which serve authentic Korean food. Enjoy a wholesome meal with your family and a lovely view of Biyangdo Island.
Jeju stone park
The illustrious historical heritage of Jeju Island is embodied in all its elements through the folklore of the Island. With intricate stone carvings and sculptures that exhibit the magical stories of myths and legends which have fascinated children of ages, the stone park is a must-visit attractions in Jeju Island to explore the grandeur of Korean civilization. Embark on a journey through the timelines of Korean history.
Jeju stone park is home to many astonishing rock carvings that portray the vibrant culture of the Island. It is believed that the people who carved out these stories in the stones did so to ward off evil spirits from the Island. Take a specially curated private tour through the magnanimous past of the pristine Island.
