• Eoseungsaengak - Begin an adventure with the captivating Eoseungsaengak Trekking Course, a hidden treasure showcasing Jeju’s natural splendor. This trail provides both breathtaking views and a rich cultural journey, ensuring an unforgettable exploration of Jeju’s UNESCO-recognized marvels. Whether a passionate hiker or a nature lover, this course is the gateway to experiencing the true essence of Jeju.
• Camellia Hill - Camellia Hill – Jeju’s Garden of Blossoms
  Discover one of Jeju’s most stunning parks, featuring over 6,000 camellia trees from around the globe. From November to April, the hill bursts into bloom with red, pink, and white flowers, representing love and warmth during Jeju’s winter. With picturesque walking paths and serene gardens, it’s a paradise for nature enthusiasts and photographers — a must-see destination in Jeju. At Camellia Hill, visitors can enjoy picking Jeju tangerines (optional, pay on-site).
• Cheonjeyeon Falls - Cheonjeyeon Waterfall – The Pond of the Gods
  Referred to as “The Pond of the Gods,” Cheonjeyeon Waterfall showcases three elegant tiers surrounded by lush forest and distinctive rock formations. The pristine water from Hallasan creates a tranquil, sacred ambiance. Nearby, Seonimgyo Bridge with its seven nymph carvings adds mythical allure to one of Jeju’s most stunning natural locations.
• Daepo Haean Jusangjeolli Cliff - Situated on the southeastern coast of Jeju Island, Jusangjeolli features breathtaking coastal cliffs celebrated for their remarkable natural beauty. With heights ranging from 20 to 30 meters, these magnificent cliffs offer a mesmerizing view against the sea’s backdrop.
• Osulloc Tea Museum - Delve into Jeju’s tea heritage at Osulloc Tea Museum, surrounded by verdant green tea fields. Participate in tea tastings of various flavors, observe the tea-making process, and relax in the peaceful tea gardens. A tranquil haven for tea lovers in the heart of Jeju.
• Dongmun Market - Conclude your day at Jeju’s oldest and most lively traditional market.
  The final part of this itinerary is self-guided, allowing guests to end their tour here and explore the market at their leisure.
  Located near the renowned Black Pork Street, this area also provides a fantastic opportunity to savor Jeju’s signature black pork barbecue and a variety of traditional local dishes.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional guide (Chinese, English)
• Parking fees
• Entrance fees (Ticket)
• Fuel costs

• Lunch
• Personal expenses
• Tips
• Personal travel insurance

South Jeju Highlights – Nature, Flowers, and UNESCO Wonders

Begin your adventure with a gentle hike on the Eoseungsaengak Trail, where the splendor of Hallasan and its volcanic terrain can be appreciated. This short, picturesque trail is suitable for all ages and provides breathtaking views of Jeju’s forests and sky.

Then, explore Camellia Hill, a charming garden that showcases vibrant flowers throughout the year. During winter, indulge in a Jeju tangerine-picking experience, surrounded by the delightful scent of citrus.

Proceed to Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, famously known as “The Pond of the Gods,” where three magnificent cascades flow through a verdant forest. Afterwards, visit Jusangjeolli Cliff, Jeju’s renowned natural landmark featuring hexagonal lava columns sculpted by the sea’s force.

Conclude your day at the O’sulloc Tea Museum, where expansive green tea fields extend to the horizon, and you can unwind with Jeju’s finest teas and desserts.

This is an ideal itinerary to immerse yourself in Jeju’s mountains, sea, flowers, and flavors — all in one remarkable southern journey.

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