Southern Jeju in a Day: a Waterfall into the Sea, Hexagonal Cliffs and Hallasan

A day around the south of Jeju, and the departure runs whatever the numbers. One thing to budget before booking: the entrance to Hueree is not in the tour price. It is paid on site, 8,000 won in cash or 12,000 by card, per person. And between 10 July and 19 September that first stop becomes Oedolgae Rock instead. Jeongbang is the reason to come south. It is one of the few waterfalls anywhere that drops straight into the sea. When the weather closes access, the stop moves to Cheonjiyeon instead. The Jusangjeolli cliffs are black hexagonal columns standing in rows against the water, like a folding screen the sea made. At the O'sulloc Tea Museum the green tea fields run to the horizon, and the desserts are made from what grows there. Hallasan is the last stop, on the Eoseungsaengak trail. If the mountain weather says otherwise, the walk moves to the 1100 Wetland, Eorimok, or Saebyeol Oreum. The day begins at Hueree, with seasonal flowers and easy paths, and you can choose to finish there or at Dongmun traditional market, where the street food is and where the guide leaves you to it. In winter there is optional tangerine picking. Pick-ups run between 08:30 and 09:10 depending on the point, with the airport at 08:55. Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund.