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Embark on a 3-day, 2-night journey to Jeju, crafted for those enchanted by romantic Korean drama scenes, amidst picturesque landscapes that 'steal the hearts' of every traveler.
It's no exaggeration to liken Jeju Island to a green gem nestled in the heart of Southeast Asia, an ideal resort paradise in South Korea. It boasts stunning mountains, pristine beaches, and verdant fields, creating a perfect setting for nature lovers seeking peace and tranquility.
Exciting 3-Day 2-Night Jeju Travel Itinerary
Day 1: Explore Eastern Jeju
1. Lava Tube Cave Manjanggul
Jeju Island, formed from volcanic eruptions, is dubbed a 'volcanic museum' with one of the largest lava tube cave systems in Asia. Manjanggul Cave on Jeju Island captivates not only with the majestic beauty of its lava formations but also with the vivid images of fauna and flora thriving within the cave. Particularly, the illuminated tunnel pathway with delicate lighting and crystalline colors creates a magical space. The unique artistic images on the walls and sparkling lights make exploring Manjanggul Cave a wonderful experience, where you can appreciate the marvelous and harmonious beauty of nature.
- Address: 182 Manjanggul-gil, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
2. Woljeong Coastal Village
Woljeong Village, meaning 'the place where the moon stops by', is an excellent spot for you to leisurely drive through the countryside and admire the giant wind turbines. The name of this wonderful village originates from its fine white sand and emerald sea, creating a magnificent picture with the shimmering moonlight above. With its unique geography, Woljeongri enjoys the sunniest days of the year, gentle waves, making it extremely ideal for activities such as surfing, diving, and kayaking. Along the coastline, you'll find numerous restaurants, cafes, and accommodations, which are the iconic photo spots and check-in locations of Woljeongri.
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- Address: 33-3 Woljeong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
3. Aqua Planet Jeju Aquarium
Among the aquariums in South Korea, Aqua Planet Aquarium in Jeju stands out as the largest! Here, you'll immerse yourself in the underwater world, exploring creatures you often only see in dreams.
In addition to enjoying the Yumi's Cell exhibition and lively performances at the Ocean Arena, Aqua Planet Jeju is home to approximately 28,000 individuals of 500 different marine species, so you can freely admire various unique marine creatures. Moreover, there's also a massive tank created to realistically simulate Jeju's marine world, surely leaving you in awe.
#TeamKlook, don't miss the chance to explore the Ocean Science Experience and enjoy impressive performances here too!
- Address: 95 Seopjikoji-ro, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
4. Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak (Sunrise Peak)
Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, also known as the 'Sunrise Peak,' 'Sunrise Mountain,' or 'Sunrise Summit,' is a unique spot on Jeju Island, famous in South Korea. It becomes particularly special when welcoming the first morning light, creating a wonderful atmosphere as dawn breaks over the mountain top.
Standing atop the peak and witnessing the sunrise, you'll experience an incredible moment, with a panoramic view of Jeju Island unfolding before your eyes. What's especially unique in South Korea is the tradition of greeting the sunrise on the first day of the year to seek good luck. Therefore, Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak often attracts many locals and international tourists to participate in this traditional ritual. The peaceful scenery and fresh air atop the mountain make everyone want to preserve the tranquil feeling and enjoy this special moment.
- Address: 1 Seongsan-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
Day 2: Explore West Jeju Island
1. O'sulloc Tea Museum
For hardcore tea enthusiasts, especially green tea lovers, visiting the O'sulloc Tea Museum is a must. This is the ideal place to explore everything about Korean tea culture as well as from other Asian and Western countries, while enjoying a variety of unique and interesting teas. What's more, you'll also have the opportunity to taste delicious dishes made from green tea here. Besides tea leaves, you can also find unique antique items such as cups, bowls, tea pots,... collected from all around the world.
No worries about lacking photo opportunities because this museum is located within the premises of the O'sulloc Green Tea Fields, with straight, long stretches of green tea fields, creating a vibrant yet serene backdrop for perfect Instagram shots.
- Address: 15 Sinhwayeoksa-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
2. Hallim Park
Hallim Park is one of the most famous tourist destinations on Jeju Island. With an area of nearly 100,000m2, this park is situated within a diverse garden that changes with the seasons, surrounded by lush greenery year-round. Visitors can enjoy the palm tree path, rock gardens, Jeju bonsai trees, water gardens, and tropical plant gardens. The two most famous spots in the park are Hyeopjae and Ssangyong caves, the only caves in the world that can be traversed from both directions. Additionally, the park features a folk village, an amusement museum for children, and suburban resorts.
Address: 300 Hallim-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
3. Arte Museum Jeju
When it comes to art museums, many think of paintings hanging on walls or traditional sculptures. However, the Arte Museum Jeju has innovated by incorporating advanced technology. Once a renovated warehouse, this museum features 10 exhibitions utilizing cutting-edge technology, offering you a window to admire the unique world of nature and art.
- Address: 478 Eorimbi-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
4. Handam Coastal Trail and Aewol Cafe Street
Stretching along the coast from Aewol-ri village to Gwakji Gwamul Beach, the Handam trail and beach create a serene landscape through Handam town in the northwest of Jeju Island. This is an ideal destination on hot summer days. The area is close to the famous Nolman restaurant, known for its excellent seafood ramen. Take a leisurely stroll along the coast, immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere, and enjoy wonderful moments amidst beautiful Instagram-worthy spots!
Moreover, the renowned Aewol Cafe Street is also located here, and if you're a fan of G-Dragon, why not visit his cafe named Aewol Monsant Cafe on beautiful Jeju Island!
Day 3: Explore South Jeju Island
1. Hueree Park
Hueree Park, also known as the Hueree Flower Paradise, is one of the hottest attractions on Jeju Island. With a vast area of up to 20,000m2, this park boasts extensive flower gardens. Visitors are sure to be amazed and impressed by the stunning natural scenery here.
Due to the cool climate in Jeju, Hueree Flower Park is able to cultivate a variety of fresh flowers. From cherry blossoms, cosmos flowers to plum blossoms and camellias, the park resembles a magnificent flower painting as all kinds of flowers vie for attention in the spacious area.
Especially during the cosmos flower season from April to July and the camellia flower season from November to January the following year, Hueree Park attracts numerous tourists to enjoy and capture the most beautiful moments.
- Address: 256 Sillyedong-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
2. Jeongbang Waterfall
Jeongbang Waterfall, one of the most beautiful waterfalls on Jeju Island, South Korea, attracts a large number of visitors every year. Water from small streams on the mountain flows down into a large stream before cascading majestically into the sea. The sight of water descending from a height into the sea, creating fine white foam, is sure to relax and tranquilize visitors as they immerse themselves in the pristine island scenery.
It's worth noting that this waterfall doesn't flow all year round, so make sure to check the flowing times to ensure you don't miss out. Pay attention to the weather too, as this magnificent waterfall may close in case of heavy rain or storms.
After capturing endless photos at the waterfall, head to Seogwipo town to fill your hungry stomach. There are plenty of eateries in the area, including Korean BBQ and local specialties, but Klook suggests you visit Olle Seogwipo Market to experience a wider range of tempting street foods!
3. Oedolgae Rock (Korean Lonely Rock)
Oedolgae Rock got its name because it stands far from the mainland and stands alone in the sea. Additionally, there's a legend that it's the rock where an old lady turned into, waiting for her husband to return from fishing. Hence, the rock is also called 'Grandfather Rock'. On top of the rock, grass grows like the hair of a person and on the left side, you can recognize some features resembling a face, including some shapes resembling the old lady's face still calling for her husband.
- Address: 791, Seohong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
4. Jusangjeolli Cliff
In Korean, 'Jusangjeolli' means 'columnar joint'. True to its name, this rock formation is made up of thousands of blackish-gray columns, neatly stacked along the coastline. Most of the columns are hexagonal in shape, and when viewed from above, they resemble a giant beehive. Some columns reach heights of up to 20m.
Looking down from above, the rocky cliffs resemble miniature skyscrapers tightly packed together, creating a remarkably different sensation.
- Address: 36-30, Ieodo-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
5. Camellia Hill
Camellia Hill is one of the famous tourist attractions on Jeju Island, South Korea. Located in Sangchang Village, the 20,000 m2 hill is adorned with 6,000 Camellia flowers and over 500 different species of trees and flowers. Visitors will be captivated by the refreshing green beauty of the gardens, where over 500 species of Camellia flowers bloom luxuriantly. You can admire the beauty of various plants such as palm trees, wildflowers, and diverse grasses.
The Camellia Hill is not just an ideal destination for flower enthusiasts but also a perfect spot for photo opportunities. With vibrant red camellia bushes covering every corner and romantic script hanging over pathways, interspersed with stone benches in the garden, it provides ample opportunities for visitors to unleash their creativity. Even after the camellia season ends, you can still enjoy the beauty of azaleas, jasmine, magnolias, and rhododendrons, making Camellia Hill a year-round hotspot.
Reference Cost for a 3-Day, 2-Night Trip to Jeju
Mục lục | Chi phí |
|---|---|
Vé máy bay khứ hồi | 7.000.000 - 9.000.000 VNĐ |
Ăn uống | 1.000.000 - 1.500.000 VNĐ/3ngày |
Di chuyển | 300.000 VNĐ/3 ngày |
Tham quan hang Manjanggul | 80.000 VNĐ/người |
Thủy cung Aqua Planet Jeju | 400.000 VNĐ/người |
Bảo tàng Arte | 160.000 VNĐ/người |
Công viên Hueree | 220.000 VNĐ/người |
Đồi Camellia | 160.000 VNĐ/người |
Tổng | 9.320.000 VNĐ - 11.820.000 VNĐ/người |
Dining Experience on Jeju Island for a 3-Day, 2-Night Independent Trip
Jeju Island is not only beautiful and famous for its mild, cool climate and picturesque, romantic scenery but also earns points in the eyes of tourists for its exceptional cuisine.
Let's jot down in your notebook the top-notch delicacies that anyone visiting Jeju Island must experience at least once!
1. Jeju Tangerines
Jeju tangerines are the most beloved fruit on Jeju Island. Jeju tangerines are large in size, with yellowish-orange skin and a sweet, refreshing taste. In addition to being enjoyed fresh, Jeju tangerines are also used to make preserves, candies, tea, and various beverages.
2. Sashimi
Jeju is known for its abundance of delicious fresh seafood, and one of the must-try dishes here is sashimi. Jeju's sashimi comes in a variety of types, including octopus, abalone, fish, and shrimp. Thanks to being prepared right after being caught from the sea, sashimi here not only brings a fresh flavor but also ensures safe hygiene.
3. Black Pork
Grilled black pork is a famous delicacy in Jeju cuisine. Black pigs, with small bodies, thick black skin, and coarse hair, are only found on Jeju. The meat of this pig has a fragrant aroma, less fat, and the fatty parts also have a refreshing, non-greasy taste. When eating, it is often rolled with raw vegetables, perilla leaves, and served with Korean-style chili sauce (Gochujang).
4. Seafood Hot Pot
Hole fish, also known as hairtail fish, is a specialty of Jeju Island with long, sweet, and firm flesh. A popular way to enjoy hole fish is to stew it with kimchi, radish, and Korean spicy seasonings. Paired with white rice, this dish brings a special allure with the freshness of the fish, blending with the spiciness of kimchi and the sweetness of stewed radish.
Useful 3 Days 2 Nights Jeju Travel Experience
1. Purchase Korea 4G SIM Card
Stay connected with family/friends anytime, anywhere with Korea 4G SIM Card is simpler than you think. Travelers can easily pick up SIM cards at Jeju Island airport upon arrival. Now you're fully equipped and ready to move to exciting tourist destinations on Jeju Island!
2. Airport Transfer Shuttle Service
If you're worried about transportation from the airport to your accommodation, rest assured, Klook has all the airport transfer services in Jeju, all you need to do is a touch away and all your worries will be resolved immediately. Saving both time and cost, so convenient, isn't it?
3. Renting a Private Car to Explore Jeju Island
Jeju, being a small island, renting a private car to tour around the island and admire the scenery is an ideal way for you to fully explore the beauty of this island. Why wait any longer? Book with Klook now to get yourself a car for a complete island tour!
What to Buy as Souvenirs in Jeju?
1. Omegi Tteok Rice Cake
Omegi Tteok, a famous local dish, has become a popular choice of gift for tourists. The cake is made from millet and glutinous rice, then boiled and coated with red beans on the outside. Fragrant and chewy, each bite is irresistible.
2. Jeju Onggi (Jeju Pottery)
Onggi, meaning earthenware, is made from Jeju's rich clay soil. The unique volcanic soil doesn't require glazing, keeping products like jars, bowls, wind chimes, or decorative statues naturally brown and glossy, making them ideal gifts for friends and family after this Jeju trip.
3. Citrus Chocolate
Koreans often praise Jeju chocolate as the best. With various flavors like hallabong citrus, green tea, etc., you have many choices. Especially, there are chocolates decorated with cute Dol Hareubang figures, with prices depending on the weight you buy!
4. Rice Wine
Makgeolli is a traditional Korean rice wine, with a milky white color like rice washing water and a sweet taste. The wine is made from traditional rice, accompanied by characteristic flavors. With the fame of citrus fruits in Jeju, you can find various makgeolli types like Hallabong makgeolli or Udo makgeolli with peanut flavors at many locations, from supermarkets to stores near tourist attractions or traditional markets.
With Klook's 3-day 2-night self-guided Jeju island tour itinerary, hope you will have complete experiences and most importantly, full of emotions. Don't forget to check out more tips and self-guided travel experiences in Korea such as 3D2N itinerary exploring Busan, Guide to using Seoul subway, 9D8N itinerary conquering Korea easily, saving money, Tips for transferring from Seoul Airport,... super cool on Klook Blog!
Gear up and explore the serene beauty of Jeju Island on a quick 3-day, 2-night trip, my friend!
