• Jeju 1100 Altitude Wetland - Discover the UNESCO-listed 1100 Altitude Wetland, a unique high-altitude haven on Hallasan Mountain. Stroll along the tranquil alpine boardwalk to encounter distinctive flora and visit Korea’s highest convenience store for a warm snack while enjoying stunning mountain vistas.
• Daepo Haean Jusangjeolli Cliff - Jusangjeolli Cliff features impressive hexagonal basalt columns created by rapidly cooling lava meeting the sea. These dramatic formations along the coastline form one of Jeju’s most iconic landscapes. With waves crashing against the dark cliffs, the scene provides a powerful and unforgettable glimpse into the island’s volcanic origins.
• Cheonjeyeon Falls - Referred to as “The Pond of the Gods,” Cheonjeyeon Waterfall boasts three elegant tiers surrounded by lush forest and unique rock formations. The clear waters flowing from Hallasan create a serene, almost sacred atmosphere. Nearby, Seonimgyo Bridge, adorned with seven carved nymphs, adds a touch of legend and beauty to this tranquil natural site.
• O’sulloc Tea Museum - Nestled among expansive green tea fields, O’sulloc Tea Museum offers a serene space to immerse in Jeju’s tea culture. Visitors can choose to enjoy premium tea and desserts at their leisure or explore the nearby Hwansangsup Gotjawal for a guided forest walk and a relaxing herbal foot bath (Optional: 12,000 KRW, Pay on-site). Whether opting for a peaceful tea break or a rejuvenating forest experience, the choice is yours.
• Hwansang Forest Gotjawal Garden - For those seeking a more intimate nature experience, Hwansangsup Forest serves as an alternative to O’sulloc. This enchanting ‘Gotjawal’ forest provides an in-depth exploration of Jeju’s pristine ecosystem. (Note: Entry fee not included. An optional 30-minute herbal foot bath and tea experience is available on-site for 12,000 KRW.)
• Aewol Cafe Street - Situated along Jeju’s picturesque northwest coast, Aewol Cafe Street is renowned for its chic cafés and laid-back vibe. Notably, it is Jeju’s top sunset spot, offering a breathtaking golden hour view over the emerald ocean. Enjoy free time to explore unique cafés, savor the sea breeze, and capture stunning photos of the coastline as the sun sets. With its blend of modern design and natural beauty, Aewol provides the perfect conclusion to your day.
• Iho Tewoo Beach - Visit Ihotewu Beach, celebrated for its horse-shaped lighthouses and the lively ‘Pocha’ (street food stalls) lining the shore. Experience Jeju’s vibrant nightlife by sampling local snacks and drinks as the sun sets over the ocean.
• Red Horse Lighthouse - Be sure to visit the iconic Red Horse Lighthouse at Ihotewu Beach, a must-see landmark for K-drama enthusiasts! Known as a key filming location for ‘Welcome to Samdal-ri,’ this striking structure offers the perfect backdrop for capturing your own cinematic Jeju moment.
• White Horse Lighthouse - Complete your photo collection with the White Horse Lighthouse at Ihotewu Beach. Standing in beautiful contrast to its red counterpart, this iconic white structure is another cherished filming spot from ‘Welcome to Samdal-ri’ that captures the tranquil essence of Jeju’s coast.
• Dongmun Traditional Market - End your day at Jeju’s oldest and most lively traditional market. While this part of the itinerary is self-guided, guests may choose to conclude their tour here and explore the market at their own pace.

• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Licensed professional guide
• Admission fees
• Toll fees
• Parking fees
• Fuel costs

• Lunch
• Tips or personal expenses
• Personal travel insurance
• Hwansangsup Forest entrance fee
• Hwansangsup Forest Foot bath & a cup of tea (12,000 KRW)

Start your adventure at the UNESCO-designated 1100 Altitude Wetland on Mt. Halla, where you can stroll along a peaceful alpine boardwalk and explore Korea’s highest convenience store. Then, be amazed by the impressive hexagonal columns of Jusangjeolli Cliff, and discover the enchanting three-tier Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, hidden within a lush emerald forest.

Discover Jeju’s diverse landscapes by choosing between the expansive green tea fields at Osulloc Tea Museum or the untouched greenery of Hwansangsup Forest (an optional foot bath is available). Next, visit Aewol Cafe Street, Jeju’s top sunset destination, to enjoy stylish cafes and stunning coastal views over the emerald sea.

Conclude your visit at Ihotewu Beach to admire the iconic red and white horse lighthouses, well-known filming sites for the K-drama ‘Welcome to Samdal-ri’. You may choose to end your tour here to savor the lively seaside ‘Pocha’ (street food stalls) and explore Jeju City on your own.

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