Life advice: For your first trip abroad with a child, Jeju Island is really a great choice

If we're talking about visa-free islands, Jeju Island definitely deserves a mention. It's affordable, close to home, and just over an hour's flight away, you can enjoy the jelly-like sea! Jeju Island is very suitable for family trips. There's no need for exhausting travel, and there are often special deals on flights. Let me recommend a few places that I particularly like, where walking with kids is easy and fun— · 1️⃣ Udo Island: A great place to exercise with kids. Get off the boat and rent an electric bike right away. My child and I each had a bike, and we spent half a day touring Udo Island, checked in at the lighthouse, had sea salt ice cream, and walked on the beach. Remember to take the shortcut towards Seongsan Ilchulbong when you leave Udo Island; the sunset at Seongsan is just too beautiful. 2️⃣ Seongsan Ilchulbong: It's a place I must visit every time I go to Jeju! Whether it's for the sunrise or the sunset, it's worth seeing. I usually stay near Seongsan Ilchulbong, which also makes it convenient to go to Udo Island and Ssangyong. 3️⃣ Ssangyong: Tadao Ando's architecture is a must-see, and the cafe downstairs is worth a try. The occasional path in Ssangyong is also worth a walk, and friends with kids can also visit the largest aquarium in Asia. 4️⃣ Sanjun Buli: It's simply a holy place for Korean drama heroines! The entire hilltop reed field is too romantic— 5️⃣ Yeongmonth: A popular coastline on the west line, many trendy restaurants and cafes are worth trying. The downside is that it's crowded, but the upside is that it's really photogenic, and every shop is decorated with heart. · Jeju's buses run at long intervals, and the attractions are scattered. Friends with an international driving permit can try renting a car for a self-drive tour. If you want to enjoy the classic east and west lines on a free trip, you still need a car and a guide.