Explore Jeju Island with our 5-day travel map

As the paradise of beauty and delectable cuisine, Jeju Island is the top choice for many travelers to South Korea. The 5-day visa-free policy for Jeju enhances its allure, making it hotter than ever. Explore our Jeju Island travel map to discover scenic spots and culinary delights.

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This mystical pathway, situated at an elevation of 300 meters above sea level, stretches 100m, connecting the cities of Jeju and Seowipo. Located 7km south of Jeju Airport and adjacent to the Jeju Love Park, it's the only road in Korea where you can park your car at the foot of the slope, turn off the engine, and watch as the car effortlessly moves uphill without any mechanical or external force! The unique black rock geological formation, a result of volcanic eruptions, shapes the distinctive landscape of this road.

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Seongsan translates to fortress mountain. This peak, formed by a volcanic eruption over 5000 years ago, stands 99m tall and spans 600m wide. Now recognized by UNESCO as a park, it attracts thousands to witness the sunrise. Visitors also come in spring to admire flowers and enjoy horseback riding.

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Situated within the same-named park, this dormant volcano stands at 190m, inactive for thousands of years. Thanks to the basaltic soil, the area boasts a diverse ecosystem. The distinct four seasons make it ideal for exploration, especially winter with its pristine white snow or autumn adorned with vibrant golden maple leaves. Don't forget to visit Baeknokdam Lake to admire its enchanting beauty.

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Dubbed the emerald island with charming natural landscapes, Cow Island promises travelers an eye-refreshing journey. Notable spots include the black sand beach, caves along the cliff by the sea, and the white sand bay.

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This is an underground world within the Earth, featuring peculiar rock formations and rare animal species recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. You'll be astonished by nature's artwork, including massive stalactites and stalagmites, some reaching up to 7 meters, illuminated by multicolored lights. Don't miss the world's tallest stalagmite column at 7.6 meters!

For a more convenient and easy way to admire Jeju Island, Klook recommends taking the Jeju City Bus. You can hop on and off at any desired location with instructions provided in 4 languages.

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This is a specialty unique to Jeju Island, so if you're here, you definitely can't miss out on this grilled black pork. Thanks to the right amount of fat and the sweetness of the lean meat, each grilled piece is tender, juicy, and not overwhelming.

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This is a type of seafood similar to abalone, rich in nutrients such as calcium, iron, and vitamin B. You can order Obunjagi dishes prepared in various styles like grilled with garlic, in soybean paste soup, or in a stew, depending on your taste preferences.

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This is one of the abundant fish varieties in Jeju Island. With an affordable price, fresh, tender, and chewy fish meat, this is a highly favored type of fish. Sea urchin salad is one of the most popular dishes among the locals and tourists alike.

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Sea urchin is often used to make enticing seaweed soup. A staple in the daily menu of locals, sea urchin soup is a must-try delicacy when visiting Jeju Island.

Don't forget to get a 4G WiFi router for easy navigation and staying connected with friends anytime.

Additionally, Jeju Island is renowned for the Nanta Show – a performance that combines music, technology, and exceptional culinary skills of the artists. Ensure your Jeju trip is even more exciting!