Southern Jeju: a 21-Metre Plunge Pool, a Temple Facing the Sea, Lunch at Songaksan

A full day down the south of Jeju, from the highest mountain in Korea to a temple looking straight out to sea. Hallasan starts it, at the 1100 Altitude Wetland. Jusangjeolli follows: stone pillars the volcano left along the coast, standing in rows where the lava met the water. Cheonjeyeon, the Pond of God, falls three times. The first drop lands in a pool 21 metres deep, and the second and third carry the water down to the sea. Songaksan is the lunch stop, on your own account, with a panorama that reaches back to Hallasan in the distance. Bomunsa temple sits on Sanbangsan facing the ocean, and is the most visited Buddhist temple on the island. There is time to walk it. The day ends at the O'sulloc green tea museum, with the tea culture explained, the fields to photograph, and green tea bread and ice cream to try. Pick-ups run from 08:00 to 08:30 depending on the point. Arrive ten minutes early: the bus leaves on time. Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund.