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Jeju
Korea's volcanic holiday island — beaches, lava tubes, a central volcano and a slower pace. Good for nature and a break from the cities.
Getting there & around
From Seoul — flight — Fly from Gimpo Airport (subway lines 5, 9 + Gimpo Goldline) → arrive Jeju International Airport. About 1h10m; fares vary a lot (~₩20,000–70,000). One of the world's busiest routes, so flights are frequent.
From Incheon Airport — Either connect via Gimpo (AREX or bus from Incheon to Gimpo, ~40 min, then fly), or take one of the limited direct domestic flights — check schedules.
Getting around — There's no mainland-style train network — renting a car is easiest as sights are spread out; local buses cover main routes but take longer.
Without a car — If you aren't driving, the blue airport-express buses and sightseeing bus tours reach many major spots — slower and less flexible than a car, but workable.
Fares and times are approximate — check current schedules when you book.
🔥 Where travelers go
The famous highlights most first-time visitors want to see.
📍 Where Koreans go
Quieter, trendier or more local spots that Koreans themselves favor.
Woljeongri & Hamdeok beaches
Café-lined turquoise beaches popular with young Korean travelers.
Open in mapsOreum (volcanic cones)
Small grassy craters like Yongnuni — easy local hikes with big views.
Open in mapsTravel details change — always reconfirm time-sensitive info (hours, prices, phone numbers) with official sources.