East Jeju: Seongsan in the Sun, Manjanggul's Cold Air to Finish

The east of Jeju in one day, with English-speaking guides, and the stops put in an order that makes sense for the body as much as the map. The day opens on the coast at Hamdeok Beach, in the morning when the water is clearest and a coffee at a seaside cafe is the whole point. From 8 October that first stop becomes Hueree Natural Park, where the pink muhly comes up in autumn and tangerine picking at 8,000 KRW or feeding the black pigs at 2,000 KRW can be added on the spot. Seongeup Folk Village comes next: thatched houses and walls of volcanic stone, still lived in. The haenyeo dive at Seongsan without oxygen tanks, as they always have. When the performance cannot run, the Haenyeo Museum replaces it. Seongsan Ilchulbong is the climb, a UNESCO crater with the eastern coastline below. Manjanggul is deliberately last. After a morning in the sun on the crater, the cold air inside one of the world's great lava caves is a relief as much as a sight. On the first Wednesday of each month the stop becomes Micheon Cave instead. No forced shopping stops. The day can end at Dongmun market, which is at its best as a night food market. Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund.