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Things to Do in Jeju

Get to know the island through the Jeju Olle, a 200-kilometre network of footpaths. You'll experience seaside views, forests, volcanic cones and villages. For a more challenging hike, take the 9.6-kilometre trek up Hallasan Mountain. As South Korea's highest peak, it’s about a five-hour trip to the top, but worth it for the view. The panoramic view is wonderful and you'll also see Baekrokdam, the lake formed out of a volcanic crater. Afterward, visit the Manjanggul Cave to glimpse inside a lava tube and see the world's largest known lava column, at 7.6 metres tall.

When all that magma has you feeling hot hot hot, set out from one of our hotels in Jeju and hit the waves on one of the many beaches surrounding the island. Hyeopjae Beach and Jungmun Beach in particular are the most popular sun-bathing destinations. To see sand that’s also a natural monument, get directions from your Jeju accommodation and take the 15-minute ferry ride to Seobin Beach on Udo Island. South Korea’s only coral beach, Seobin is strikingly beautiful and often featured in movies and adverts.

Getting to & Around Jeju

The transportation network on the island is well-established. Buses leave from Jeju City to points around the island, as do boats travelling to destinations on the South Korean mainland and to Japan. Many Jeju hotels also offer tours of the island.

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