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3 Days Itinerary in Jeju, South Korea - Travel Guide
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3 Days Itinerary in Jeju, South Korea - Travel Guide

The best 3 days itinerary & travel guide for Jeju

Jubilant Journey through Jeju

Days Description
1 Day 1 - Journey's Kickoff with Jeju's Scenic Beauty
2 Day 2 - Heritage Hopping and Sea-shore Stroll
3 Day 3 - Beach Bumming and Food Feasting

Introduction

This 3-day itinerary is handpicked to ensure an unforgettable adventure in Jeju, South Korea. Well-known for its volcanic landscape, breathtaking beaches, and lush countryside, Jeju offers an exquisite blend of relaxation and thrill.

Day 1 - Journey's Kickoff with Jeju's Scenic Beauty

Your Jeju adventure begins with a trip to Hallasan Mountain, the highest mountain in South Korea. Don't be daunted by the height – the walking trails are quite manageable! Seeing the Hallasan Mountain's peak emerge through the clouds is a sight to behold. Post lunch, we head to Yongduam Rock, resembling a dragon's head roaring towards the sky. As you scent the salty breeze, who knows, you might spot a Korean mermaid? Our day concludes with an unforgettable sunset at Aewol Coastal Road offering an intoxicating view of Jeju's vast sea.

Day 2 - Heritage Hopping and Sea-shore Stroll

Start your day with a visit to the awe-inspiring Manjanggul Cave, one of the finest lava tunnels in the world. This geological wonder offers a refreshing break from the sun, don't forget your jacket! Next on our list is Seongeup Folk Village, where you'll get a glimpse into Jeju's ancient culture and traditional houses. Next, a visit to the picturesque Seopjikoji, a coastal area known for its striking lighthouse and grassy fields. Does this sound like where land meets sea and tradition meets nature?

Day 3 - Beach Bumming and Food Feasting

Our final day takes us to Hyeopjae Beach, a stretch of white sand against an impressively azure sea. Pack your swimsuit and sunscreen for a day of beach bumming and relaxation. Make your final lunch in Jeju count, as we dine at a local seafood restaurant. You can't leave Jeju without trying Haemul Ramyeon, a spicy seafood noodle soup, and Jeju Black Pig, a local delicacy. To round off the day, and indeed our trip, we head to Jeju Dongmun Market, the right place to buy souvenirs that capture once-in-a-lifetime memories, to take back home.

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What's the weather like in Jeju?

Jeju has a mild oceanic climate throughout the year with the lowest temperatures ranging from 2°C in winter and going up to 26°C in summer.

What is the best way to move around in Jeju?

Renting a car or a bike is the most common way to get around Jeju. However, there are also ample buses and taxis available.

Do I need to know Korean to travel to Jeju?

While it is not necessary to know Korean, it can prove helpful. Most locals have basic English proficiency, and signs and menus often have English translations.

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