Jeju Island Tour Package

4 DAYS 3 NIGHTS JEJU TOUR PACKAGE

Welcome to this charming volcanic island and discover the wonders it holds!. Our four (4) Days Three (3) nights Jeju Island tour package from the Philippines will bring you exciting local tourist destinations. Popular destinations include Seongeup Folk Village Tour, Ilchulbong Tour, and many more!. Please see our sample itinerary for your short stay in Jeju Island.

TOUR PACKAGE ITINERARY:

DAY ONE:  ARRIVALS AND TRANSFERS

You have finally arrived in Jeju Island! Welcome to the shooting location of The Romantic and Idol, Jewel in the Palace and many other internationally acclaimed Korean dramas, and the site of many wonders. Plenty of skincare and cosmetic companies source their ingredients for their products from here.

Hailed as the Hawaii of South Korea, Jeju was declared one of the New Seven (7) Wonders of Nature in a global poll administered in 2011. The island was a hit with Chinese tourists, until the recent Chinese tourist ban; in the past, they have had taken advantage of the visa-free entry, and changes in property rules that allow foreigners to buy apartments, restaurants, and hotels. A quick search on Google, too, would be helpful and point the lazy or the thrifty traveller to the right direction.  The island is also considered the only special autonomous province; its goals include being carbon-free by the time 2030 hits, by replacing carbon with hydropower. It has become a World Natural Heritage Site in 2007 and a geopark three years later.

DAY TWO:  ILCHULBONG

Don’t forget to have what is called the most important meal of the day – breakfast! Enjoy a great breakfast provided by your hotel. You will be fetched by your driver.

• Seongeup Folk Village (OPTIONAL TOUR) – This village contains a vast amount of culture; it is located at the foot of Mount Halla on Jeju Island. The cultural properties here have been handed down from generation to generation. These properties include Confucian shrines, Confucian schools, ancient government offices, stone statues, large millstones usually pulled by oxen or horses, stone monuments and gargantuan fortress ruins. The cultural gems here are priceless. Among other cultural gems, the village features intangible ones: preserved dialect, folks plays, native foods, local folk craftsmanship, and even the trees, which have stood the long test of time and witnessed countless events. Nettle trees and zelkova stand by the center of the village, lending it a dignified look. The architecture of the village shows the culture of the village through its aged grandfather stones, and. black lava rock walls. Unlike in Andong, there are still residents who reside here in Seongeup Folk Village. Here, the interactive nature of the Village has turned up a notch. They provide free tours; by the end of the tour, tourists usually avail of the products they sell. There are nearby hotels from where one can stay in, with some establishments from where you can access food. The parking fee is free; there are also restrooms within the village, so relieving yourself when the call of nature comes is no longer a hassle; in addition to that, the toilet is lined with a cushion so it makes for comfortable and quick relief.

• Ilchulbong Tour (OPTIONAL TOUR) – Visit the Women Diver Show and Hanyeo Museum and learn about the legendary women divers of Jeju, the hanyeo! If the Japanese have the ama divers, then for certain, the hanyeo are the women divers, the mermaids of Jeju Island. They are considered the very best symbol of Jeju Island due to their strong, resisting spirits and independence. They usually begin to swim at aged seven to eight (7-8), pick up Mujil by aged fifteen to eighteen (15-18) and by their mid-thirties (30s), have become superior Hanyeo. These women brave the cold waters, deep water pressure and large sea creatures such as eels and sharks in order to dive deep for abalone, eel, octopus, sea urchin and other seafood feasts.  When on the water, the hanyeo women hold their breaths for several minutes at a time, their craft requiring them to have nerves of steel and a strong will to brave the tides and other elements. Once they have gone up the water for air, they usually release a high-pitched whistle to release carbon dioxide. They don goggles, flippers and their neoprene wetsuits to protect them against the cold; the latter is provided by the government.

DAY THREE: JEJU

Gobble up a luxurious breakfast in your hotel! It’s a day that you can have all to yourself. For today, you will have no guide or transportation. It is advised you maximize the most out of this day with rest.

• Jeju Teddy Bear Museum (Optional Tour) – A sought out attraction in Jeju island!. Teddy bear lovers, rejoice!. The museum brings you a short walkthrough of their history complete with cafes, booths, and merchandise. The fresh garden view filled with sculptures brings the cute furry animals to all its admirers. Enjoy this quick tour during your free & easy time in our tour package.

DAY FOUR: FREE DAY AND DEPARTURE

After your breakfast in the hotel, you have a whole day to yourself. Explore some sights. Maximize the cable, food service and what have you there over at your hotel.

You’ll be transferred to Jeju International Airport for your departure.

5 DAYS 4 NIGHTS JEJU TOUR PACKAGE A

For those who wish to rest but at the same time maximize their trip to see the pleasures of Jeju, this five (5) days four (4) night trip is perfect for you!

TOUR PACKAGE ITINERARY:

DAY ONE: ARRIVAL AND TRANSFER

Arrival is at Jeju International Airport; you will be transferred to your hotel for official check-in.

 DAY TWO: SEONGEUP FOLK VILLAGE

Cherish the early morning! You will enjoy a scrumptious breakfast courtesy of the hotel. Following your breakfast, the driver will pick you up at the hotel.

• Horseback Riding – Seongeup Folk Village (OPTIONAL TOUR) – You will be dropped off at the interactive Seongeup Folk Village, which boasts historic architecture, and is the only folk village which houses residents, who also act as tour guides. Its treasures include its preserved cultural plays, Confucian shrines and schools and of course, the architecture. Enjoy the cool sea breeze as you experience horseback riding in the village. The next stop is Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. This peak rose from the sea by the means of a volcanic eruption that happened over a thousand years ago. Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak is located at the eastern end of Jeju Island. Ninety-nine (99) rocks surround the peak, creating the appearance of a gigantic crown. The northwest side of the peak is a verdant grassy hill linked to Seongsan Village. The ridge is the perfect venue to take a horse ride, or even a walk in. In the spring, bright yellow flowers surround Seongsan, a feast for the eyes.

• West Coast Tour (OPTIONAL TOUR) – You will be picked up near your hotel for this. Via Hyeopjae Beach, Hallim Park, and Suweolbong. Hallim Park faces the pleasant scenery of Biyangdo Island, Hyeopjae Beach and Geumneung Beach. It has a variety of gardens that can accommodate anyone at every season – perfect for adults and children. Meanwhile, Suweolbong is a space for walking and trekking, with its wide array of trees and views of Chagwi Island. It notably is known for its dramatic rock formation, the Suweolbong Tuff Ring. The Suweolbong Tuff Ring is located in the Western part of Jeju; it is composed of volcanic ash from over a thousand years. The views and formations in Suweolbong perfectly encapsulates that truly, Jeju is a volcanic island. Hallim Park consists of nine different theme gardens and seasonal festivals. It also houses global species of plants and animals – absolutely perfect for those who wish to take a moment with nature and be one with it.

DAY THREE: FREE DAY

Free day.

DAY FOUR-FIVE: FREE DAY

Free day.

6 DAYS 5 NIGHTS JEJU TOUR 

Go around Jeju Island in six (6) days with this tour!

TOUR PACKAGE ITINERARY:

DAY ONE: ARRIVALS AND TRANSFERS

You can meet your tour guide upon your arrival at Incheon Airport. You can fly to Jeju via a domestic flight. On arrival in Jeju, your welcome is marked by a visit to the famous dragon head-shaped Yongduam Rock.

Mysterious Road is a place where you can literally defy gravity. It is a part of the Dokkaebi Road because objects such as car tend to travel downwards on a road that is travelling upwards. This road is just actually one of those magnetic hills scattered around the world. It appears that there is a slight downhill slope that seems to be upward due to its surroundings being at a high altitude. This creates an optical illusion where objects passing through roll uphill.

Love Land is a park that allows only those of legal age to enter. The reason for this is due to the thematic nature of the park, which is centered on sexuality and eroticism. The park is filled with sculptures and infrastructure modelled after human genitalia. Students from the nearby art university created the sculptures for their class. The park opened in 2004. The park’s official site introduces the park as “a place where love oriented art and eroticism meet.”

The story behind the park is a rather quaint one. In the 1970s, Jeju was a popular destination for newlywed couples. As a result, the island became a center for sex education. Some employees in the hotels, according to Simon Winchester, would act as “professional icebreakers.” In the evenings a program featuring erotic elements would be held as entertainment to honeymooning couples.

After a busy day, check in your hotel to rest.

DAY TWO:  SEONGSAN SUNRISE PEAK

Visit the amazing Seongsan Sunrise Peak after your breakfast in the hotel. Seongsan Sunrise Peak is an archetypal tuff cone that had been formed by hydrovolcanic eruptions under the sea a thousand years ago; it is located in Jeju. From the peak, you can get a dramatic view of the island. There is a paved stairway you can find by the edge; the journey to getting to the peak might be perilous, but worth it due to the view from the summit. The peak makes a good place where to get photos; from one of the nearby cones, you can take the opportunity there to watch the women divers swim from afar.

Seongsan Sunrise Peak is considered a living UNESCO Heritage Site. It is recommended that the best time to go on the challenging hike to its summit would be during the daytime, especially to see the sun rise.

Proceed to Chongjiyeon Falls and Hello Kitty Island.

The name of the falls means “sky connected with land.” Rare plants like brambles and songyeopnan are aplenty in the falls. Camellias and Chinese lemon trees abound in the forest. The forest is designated as the Natural Monument No. 63. The falls and the water, designated as Natural Monument No. 58, also serve as a habitat for the Mutae eel, which is said to glow in the night.

Hello Kitty Island is a hall themed after Hello Kitty. The hall features various informative exhibits like the Hello Kitty History Hall. For those who tend to get hungry easily, you can get food at the Hello Kitty Cafe, where you can find Hello Kitty on your latte – or even the shape of her head on your waffle. Before leaving the premises of the Hello Kitty Island, don’t forget to stop by the gift shop.

After this activity-filled day, eat dinner and check in your hotel.

DAY THREE: GYEONGGI

Transfer to Jeju airport after your breakfast in your hotel. There will be a domestic flight for you to Gimpo, then Yongin.

After your dinner, your next destination will be Everland. Here, you can go around and explore. South Korea’s largest theme park features sections where you can eat, buy gifts, and see animals. The park is operated by a subsidiary of Samsung. There are plenty of rides for the thrillseekers, and there are plenty of sites for those who wish to take cute photos. Every month, there are parades for the season. The year starts and ends with the Winter Wonderland parade in Everland. The food here is perfect for those who want a bang for your buck.

The recommended rides for the thrillseekers are European Adventure, Magic Land, American Adventure, Global Fair and Zootopia. The T-Express, a wooden rollercoaster ride, is a hit with both foreign and local tourists. It has a drop height of 77º. Be warned: it is not for those who are faint of heart. The Robot VR, on the other hand, incorporates Artificial Intelligence with the rides. It turns 360º on a robotic arm, while looking through VR goggles.

DAY FOUR: ONE MOUNT

Following your breakfast in the hotel, you will visit One Mount Snow Park. The suit and other equipment will be provided for. The One Mount Snow Park is a ski park that is situated indoors. It is also the first water and snow park in Gyeonggi, South Korea. It occupies one thousand sixty-one (161, 000) square meters. Everyday, the park receives two thousand (2000) visitors, who consist mostly of tourist. It also houses water attractions and safe for small children. You can skate with regular shoes. There are also huskies inside the park, so please be aware. A sledding area can be found just beyond the main rink of the park.  You can also visit the Ski Museum.

DAY FIVE: SEOUL

N Seoul Tower is a communication and observation tower that can be found in South Korea. It marks the second-highest point in Seoul. It was built in 1971, providing power and connection to television networks in South Korea. The tower provides for KBS and SBS and other local networks. The tower has three main sections: N Lobby, N Plaza, and the N Tower.

If you go up, there is an area designated for love locks. Love locks are a staple for the couple culture here in Korea. Among young couples here in Korea, there have been new practices recently such as wearing shirts with the same design, carrying your female partner on piggyback and of course, sharing love locks. Love locks originated in Paris; Koreans have started to practice it. The top part of the tower is the location where the love locks are usually placed. You and your significant other can bring your own lock and key here to join the other lovelocks.

Myeongdong is one of the busiest shopping districts here in Korea. The two main streets intersect in the center of the block. One begins from the local subway of Myeongdong (Myeongdong Station) while the other one is from the Lotte store at Euljiro. Local and foreign brands are accessible here. The district was only turned into a commercial one only recently. It is also one of the primary shopping districts in Seoul. One of its most known spots is its cathedral, which was built in 1898. The cathedral has a wheelchair ramp, and designated restrooms.

Watch Nanta/Fireman Show. The Nanta show is a universally acclaimed musical show. The cast use instruments and body language to communicate with the audience.

You can opt to check in your hotel after dinner.

DAY SIX: DEOKSUGUNG STONEWALL WALKWAY

Take your breakfast in your room in the hotel. For today, your itinerary will be Gyeongbok Palace, the largest palace in South Korea, National Folk Museum and the Deoksugung Stonewall Walkway.

Gyeongbok Palace, like said, is the biggest imperial palace of South Korea. It is also called “The North Palace” due to its location. It has also been argued that it is the most beautiful palace. National Folk Museum is just nearby. It houses important artifacts that have stood the test of time. From there, you can watch the Changing of the Guard, a palace ritual, for free. The experience is timeless – from the rich colors of the guards’ clothing and observance of old traditions. The ceremony lasts for forty (40) minutes.

Deoksugung Stonewall Walkway holds its namesake as the solo song of former Girls’ Generation Yoona. It also is very best known for being one of the shooting locations of the renowned drama, Goblin. The path used to be a regular road. The path lies near Deoksugung Palace, a cherry blossom path lane perfect for when the cherry blossoms are in bloom. Nowadays, the path is popular with pedestrians and photographers.

There is an urban legend associated with the place, despite its popularity. Couples who walk in this stone path are bound to break up. You can take photos here; there are twenty (20) benches here. Gingko trees abound, with a total of one hundred thirty (130) trees are in the area.

Before your departure, you will go to Ginseng Center or Amethyst Center, where you can do some last-minute shopping for your family and friends back home. Your lunch will be taken care of by Maru Shabu.

7 DAYS 6 NIGHTS JEJU TOUR PACKAGE

Welcome to this charming volcanic island and discover the wonders it holds!

TOUR PACKAGE ITINERARY:

DAY ONE: ARRIVALS AND TRANSFERS

Meet the tour guide after your arrival at Incheon International Airport. Following meeting your tour guide, you will be transferred to Gimpo Airport. From there, you will fly to Jeju through domestic flight.

Cheonjiyeon Waterfalls is known as a habitat for Mutae eels. The water of the Cheonjiyeon falls seem to appear to have come from the heavens, which has contributed its name. The waterfell is set very close to the skies. The wooded area houses quite an array of rare plants, from brambles, sonyeopnan, gusiljappam trees, Chinese lemon trees, and camellia which surround the area. If one takes a walk along the subtropical path towards the waterfall, one could hear the falls from almost a mile away. The water of the falls itself is designated as Natural Monument No. 27. In addition, it measures 22 meters high, 12 meters wide and 20 meters in depth.

Proceed to the Hello Kitty Island after. The Hello Kitty Island is a special exhibition hall featuring Hello Kitty-themed items. Hello Kitty is a beloved icon all over the world; she ranks second to Pokemon as a top seller franchise.  Manga series, merchandise and even establishments have been created in her name. Tourists can look around at the various exhibits in the hall. There’s a gift shop, Kitty History Hall, Art Education Hall, Music Education Hall, Art Gallery, World Gallery Hall, Trip around the World Gallery Hall, Constellation Education Hall, Special Gallery, Hello Kitty Café, 3D Theater, Outdoor Modeling Gallery, and more. The Hello Kitty Island is not complete without food. It has its own Hello Kitty Cafe.

Jeju Glass Castle was originally called the Gimpo Glass Museum and SongHee Glass House. For years, the Jeju Glass Castle has been a powerhouse in the advancement of glass technology and Korean glass art through innovation and constant research. The museum opened in 2008 and features several exhilarating facilities such as a glass art exhibition hall, studio with a kiln, glass-blowing room and glass processing room.

Following dinner, you can check in back at your hotel of choice.

DAY TWO: SEONGSAN SUNRISE PARK

Don’t forget to eat your breakfast! For today, you will visit Seongsan Sunrise Peak.

The peak is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Jeju’s most famous landmarks. Its crater measures 600m in diameter and 90m in height, at its very peak. From afar, due to the ninety-nine (99) sharp rocks surrounding the crater, it looks like a crown. On the peak’s northwest side, there is a grassy hill where one can enjoy riding a horse or taking a quiet walk. The peak was created due to a volcanic explosion before. Don’t feel pressured to rush yourself on the way here; there are plenty of rest stops in between.

The Aqua Planet, on the other hand, is Korea’s second-largest aquarium. It has a record of one million visitors per year. The aquarium is open to people of all ages; it can occupy up to one thousand four hundred  (1,400) people. The aquarium houses 280 sea species and thirty-four thousand (34,000) marine organisms. Amongst the species in the aquarium are the beluga (white whale) and baikal seal.

Visit Seongeuop Folk Village, a folk village whose residents still live in the settlements and have preserved their cultural plays and historical architecture. Pass by Mysterious Road and visit Love Land, a park that features erotic sculptures. Please do note persons of at least eighteen (18) years old and older will only be allowed in Love Land.

Check in the hotel after dinner.

DAY THREE: YONGDUAM ROCK

After your breakfast, your visit will be in Yongduam Rock. The rock is a famous volcanic rock formation here in Jeju. It’s best known for its shape. The shape is said to resemble a dragon’s head.

You will get on a flight to Gimpo after a transfer to Jeju airport.

DAY FOUR: L’ATELIER

Admire the Impressionist painters and their art at the L’Atelier, a cultural space and theme park in Seoul. The space uses technology and lights to teach and educate its visitors about one of the most influential art movements in France. In L’Atelier, you need to make use of its free WiFi at the entrance to download its app. The mobile app lets you see hidden episodes in the interactive museum. Alternatively, it has been suggested if you plan to go to L’Atelier, you need to download the app beforehand.

Shop at Dongdaemun. It is a packed place, with tourists and locals swarming alike. Tourists typically spend an hour here or two, but Dongdaemun boasts of many attractions to boot. One such attraction is the Heunginjimun Gate. It is located on the east side of the outer wall of Seoul Fortress; it is more known as the Dongdaemun Gate and as the largest gate in Seoul. Dongdaemun Seonggwak Park lies beyond the gate, an unexplored gem.

Due to its small size, Dongdaemun Seonggwak Park is overlooked. It is highly recommended to visit the park in the night. The reflection of the lights against the dark sky makes for a wistful view while you tour the park. At night, the headlights of passing vehicles reflect, as well as the stars in the sky, combined with the lights of the cityscape. You can catch a bird’s eye view of Dongdaemun from here, too.

After that, you will get to experience and watch Nanta, an acclaimed musical. It uses instruments and hand gestures to communicate its story to the audience. The cast performs funny antics and burlesque routines. The show is South Korea’s longest-running show to date. It is also showing in three venues.

Dinner then check in your hotel.

DAY FIVE: NAMI ISLAND

Visit the beautiful Nami Island, where Winter Sonata was shot in! The half-crescent moon-shaped island was named after the general Nami, who foiled a local rebellion. He was falsely accused of treason by King Sejo, a Joseon era king. According to legend, he was buried underneath a mass of rocks, although his official grave was never discovered. If anyone would ever take a rock, then misfortune would befall them.

Nami Island is sixty-three (63) kilometers away from Seoul, in the direction of Chumcheom. Its claim to fame was its feature in Winter Sonata and of course, their tree-lined roads. Due to the popularity of the drama, a statue featuring the two lovers from the drama, was erected in the island to give tribute to the drama. The island has its own stamp and passport. Craft stores and tourist attractions also run aplenty in the island.

Eventually, you will be transferred to Seoul. There, you will go to your duty-free shopping.

Enjoy a scrumptious dinner; check in your hotel after.

DAY SIX: LOTTE WORLD

 With your unlimited ticket, enjoy so much more of what Lotte World Theme Park has to offer! The park offers some of the finest entertainment in South Korea. Year-round you can enjoy watching parades, a great deal of films, laser shows, and taste a variety of international cuisines. The theme park offers rides, shops, an ice rink and parades of different kinds. There is also a folk museum. The museum shows a wide display of folk cultural items from over centuries ago.

Lotte World Seoul Sky Observatory ranks the 6th tallest building in the entire world. In Korea, it is the current tallest building. From up there, you can enjoy a whole view of the capital of Korea. It also has four (4) floors. Every floor has a variety of options for you to explore.

Feel free to rest after eating your dinner.

DAY SEVEN: INCHEON

Take your breakfast, then visit Gyeongbok Palace. Built in thirteen ninety-five (1395), Gyeongbok Palace is best known as the Northern Palace. It is called the Northern Palace due to its location; it is located furthest north compared to the other imperial palaces. Gyeongbok is noted for its size, location and for being the most beautiful out of the imperial palaces of Korea. Woldae and the sculptures of Geunjeongjeon (The Royal Audience Chamber) still remain. They represent the past sculptures of modern art.

Next in your itinerary will be the National Folk Museum. It is located nearby.

Visit Ginseng Center, where you can learn – and buy your own ginseng – about the history of ginseng in South Korea before your departure.  Maru Shabu will be lunch.