Privat-Taxi auf Jeju: Gestalte deinen eigenen Tagesausflug innerhalb von 130 Kilometern

Saryeoni Forest Path Red Ascension Entrance

A forest trail counted among Jeju's 31 hidden attractions and carefully protected. Popular with anyone who came here to walk.

Seongeup Folk Village

A traditional village kept as it was, with stones piled on the roofs against the wind. The houses and defences date from the Joseon dynasty, built against Japanese invasion, and are protected as folk relics. This stop is optional: the Jeju folk village museum can be taken instead.

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Seongsan Ilchulbong

Seongsan Ilchulbong, Sunrise Peak, is a tuff cone formed by hydrovolcanic eruptions on a shallow seabed about five thousand years ago. It is 182 metres high, holds a bowl-shaped crater, and the sea cliff exposes its inner structure. People compare it to a castle. The women divers' show is included.

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Seopjikoji

Seopjikoji is at the end of the eastern shore, best in April when the canola is out. Seopji is the old name of the place; koji is Jeju dialect for a sudden rise in the ground. From October to December it is replaced by Sangumburi.

Woljeongri Beach

Woljeongri Beach has white sand and emerald water, with a run of cafes along the road behind it.

Eco Land Theme Park

Eco Land covers roughly 991,735 m² of Gotjawal virgin forest, crossed on the Lincoln locomotive, handmade in England on the model of an 1800s Baldwin steam engine. The Gotjawal forest at Gyorae holds a great deal of groundwater and keeps its heat and moisture, which is why plants from both northern and southern limits grow here together, over volcanic rock and under a closed canopy.

This is the world's largest known lava tube created by…

The largest known lava tube in the world, made by volcanic activity, and big enough inside to feel like a place rather than a passage. The stone turtle shaped like Jeju island is the piece everyone photographs. Manjanggul closes on the first Wednesday of every month, and the Jeju Haenyeo Museum replaces it on those days.

Haenyeo Museum

Rainy days only. The Jeju Haenyeo Museum exists to record and teach the culture of the women divers and what they have meant socially, economically and historically. The exhibits cover the local environment, the fishing villages, folk culture and the fisheries industry, with the haenyeo at the centre.