• Mysterious Road (Dokkaebi Road) - 도깨비도로(Mysterious Road)
  This intriguing location is known as Jeju Mysterious Road or Dokkaebi Road. It gained its reputation because when a car is placed on this steep road, it appears to roll uphill, seemingly defying gravity. This phenomenon is actually an optical illusion, where the surroundings deceive the eye, making the road seem tilted in the opposite direction.
• Eoseungsaengak Trail - Eoseungsaengak (Eoseungsaeng Volcanic Cone), a parasitic volcano of Hallasan Mountain, can be accessed from the Eorimok District of Hallasan Mountain National Park. From Cheonwangsa Temple, take the 1100 Road to Seogwipo. The round trip from Eorimok to the summit of Eoseungsaengak Peak takes about an hour. The hiking trail features log stairs, and the path is lined with wide wooden boards to prevent soil erosion at the summit. At the trail’s start, a sign reads “Eoseungsaengak Hiking Trail.” The name Eoseungsaeng originates from “the place where the king’s horse flies,” and an intriguing legend accompanies it. A central official, falsely accused of treason, was exiled and died here, concerned only for the king and the country. He declared, “I will be reborn as a horse ridden by the king to support him,” before passing away.
• Cheonjeyeon Falls - 천제연폭포(Cheonjeyeonpokpo Falls)
  Cheonjeyeonpokpo Falls, a stunning three-tiered waterfall, is a must-see attraction in Seogwipo. While the first section of the waterfall flows only after rain, the second and third sections are active year-round.
• Daepo Haean Jusangjeolli Cliff - 주상절리(Jusangjeolli Cliff)
  Jeju Jungmun Resort boasts not only breathtaking natural beauty but also numerous entertainment and convenience facilities for both domestic and international visitors. Jusangjeolli Cliff, located near the International Convention Center Jeju, offers a spectacular view with its massive rock pillars lining the coastline.
• Jeongbang Waterfall - 정방폭포(Jeongbangpokpo Falls)
  Seogwipo, encompassing the entire southern half of Jeju, enjoys abundant sunshine and warm temperatures, drawing tourists year-round. A popular destination is Jeongbangpokpo Falls, one of Jeju Island’s top three waterfalls. The water cascades 23 meters straight down the cliff into a pool before flowing to the sea. Behind Jeongbangpokpo Falls is Waljong Art Gallery, dedicated to Korean artist Lee Wal Jong, who settled in Jeju decades ago. The gallery showcases his inspiring artworks, capturing Jeju’s beauty in his unique style. The strategic location and glass-walled second floor provide visitors with a breathtaking view of the sea.
• Yongmeori Coast - 용머리해안 (Yongmeori Coast)
  Yongmeori Coast is named for its resemblance to a dragon diving into the ocean with its head raised (“Yong” means dragon and “Meori” means head in Korean). Yongmeori is a sandstone bed formed by layers of sand deposited over tens of millions of years. The coast’s mysterious scenery is sure to leave visitors in awe. At the coast’s base is a Hamel Monument, established by the Embassy of the Netherlands and the Korean Foundation on April 1st, 1980, to strengthen diplomatic ties between Korea and the Netherlands and to honor Hendrick Hamel’s dedication and efforts.

• Pick-up and drop-off services in Jeju
• Insurance included
• Regular Taxi / Jumbo taxi / Mini-Van / Mini-BUS options
• Fuel and parking fees included
• Drivers speak simple English, Chinese, and Japanese

• Personal Expenses / Food and Drinks
• Entry / Admission fee - USD 5 (per person)
• Gratuities are recommended, but not compulsory

Hallasan Mountain, one of Korea’s most renowned peaks, is situated at the southernmost tip of the Korean Peninsula. As one of Korea’s three sacred mountains, it proudly holds the title of South Korea’s tallest mountain, standing at 1,950 meters above sea level. The mountain is a haven for diverse vegetation and boasts significant scientific importance, making it a rich repository of flora and fauna. This led to the designation of Hallasan Mountain Natural Reserve as Natural Monument 182 on October 12, 1966. In autumn, the mountain is adorned with a vibrant array of flowers and the striking red hues of fall foliage, offering a breathtaking spectacle. In winter, the snow-covered landscape provides an unparalleled view. Hallasan Mountain, a young volcanic formation from the Quaternary Period of the Cenozoic Era, is believed to have erupted 25,000 years ago.

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