Top 6 Must-Visit Destinations in Enchanting Jeju Island

You may not know this, but Jeju Island, the beautiful gem of South Korea – renowned for its pristine beaches and volcanic landscapes, is a visa-free haven for Vietnamese travelers. Unlike the bustling streets of Seoul, Jeju exudes tranquility and serenity, offering azure beaches basking in sunlight and gentle breezes – perfect for couples, families, and friends to unwind and enjoy quality time together.

If you're planning a trip to Jeju this season, Mytour suggests stunning destinations boasting breathtaking natural scenery and a plethora of exciting activities – ensuring your camera stays busy capturing unforgettable moments!

For ages, South Korea has been renowned for its unique tea culture, and Jeju Island stands out as a prime destination for tea enthusiasts. Visiting the O’Sulloc green tea fields, you can delve into the art of tea appreciation at the O’Sulloc Tea Museum. 'O' in O’Sulloc means to enjoy, while Sulloc refers to a type of green tea.

After your study session, indulge in a cup of Korea's signature hot tea by the tranquil lotus pond in the museum garden, or ascend to the observation deck for a panoramic view overlooking vast, lush green tea fields.

“Sanbang” translates to “cave within a mountain”. This mountain is known for its hot springs containing beneficial substances for heart health, promoting blood circulation and lowering blood pressure. Of course, you can't miss the breathtaking natural scenery, providing a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in nature or engage in lively conversations with friends.

Be prepared to be amazed by the miraculous landscape of majestic mountains and beautiful flower fields here!

This impressive lava tunnel on Jeju Island is one of the largest cave systems in the world. Starting from steep wooden stairs, you'll begin your exploration journey along the path illuminated by a sophisticated lighting system. If possible, bring a flashlight as some sections are quite dim.

Moreover, throughout your journey, you'll encounter various uniquely shaped rock formations illuminated by a system of colorful lights, creating a mystical and enchanting atmosphere.

In Korean, “Seongsan” means “fortress mountain” – indeed, from afar, this mountain resembles a majestic natural crown.

On the northern and southeast sides are sheer cliffs, while the northwest slopes down to the village of Seongsan. Especially, if you visit during spring, you can admire vast fields of yellow flowers creating a wonderful setting for horseback riding.

The southern coast of the island is known for the volcanic lava columns of Jusangjeolli Cliff. What could be better than exploring by boat and admiring this stunning landscape? Moreover, this trip also offers you the chance to try fishing, enjoy local wine, and gaze at the seascape you won't want to miss!

Oh, and if you're lucky, you might even spot some dolphins too!

Venice in Italy, but in South Korea? Well, Jeju Island boasts a beautiful replica of this romantic city – Venice Land proudly features 23 themed areas with plenty of activities awaiting you: romantic Gondola rides along one of the many canals, lunch at cafes serving traditional Italian cuisine, strolling across famous pedestrian bridges, visiting craft museums, and more. So, make sure your camera is fully charged for some fantastic photo opportunities!

This is a fascinating geological area in Jeju, a protected region accessible from the Yongmeori coast of the island. Here, you'll not only marvel at the richness of this preserved area but also catch sight of the Songaksan volcano. This twin volcano is one of the island's greatest attractions.

Also in this coastal area, you can spot scenes from the famous K-Drama 'Dae Jang Geum'!

Love the ocean? Why not spend a day visiting the largest aquarium in Asia – Aqua Planet Jeju, approximately 11 times larger than Aqua Planet 63 in Seoul – housing over 48,000 species of animals and plants from around 500 different species.

Plus, you can enjoy a dynamic synchronized swimming performance with Eastern European music. And if you have little ones with you, don't miss the Kids Planet area with plenty of fun activities for the kids!

Surely one of the famous tourist spots in the beautiful Jungmun Resort on Jeju Island. Opened in 2001, the museum boasts a huge collection of handmade teddy bears with various themes such as Seoul History, 100 Years of Modern History, Arts, World Travel, and many more.

Teddy fans, make sure to add this place to your checklist! And don't forget to bring home a teddy bear from the souvenir shop here.

Are you an adventure seeker craving new experiences? Dive into the underwater world of Jeju with a submarine ride and marvel at colorful schools of fish, beautiful coral reefs, and even a sunken ship deep beneath the sea! Descend to a depth of 40m, and get ready to witness the underwater life through the windows as divers feed the vibrant fish.

Want to explore comfortably without worrying about bulky luggage? Enjoy the convenience of having your luggage transferred from the airport to your hotel room and vice versa with same-day or next-day luggage delivery service from Mytour!

All you need to do is make a reservation, set the delivery time, ensuring both safety and efficiency, guaranteeing you ample time to explore all of Jeju!

Don't forget to check out more travel tips and experiences in South Korea like the 3D2N itinerary to explore Busan, Seoul subway guide, easy and budget-friendly 9D8N itinerary to conquer South Korea, Seoul Airport transfer tips, and more on the Mytour Blog!

Which attraction in Jeju do you love the most?