[2025 Jeju Attraction] Travel Guide for Udo (Updated Dec)

📍여행 소개 Jeju Island feels like a peaceful place but also majestic in front of the ocean and mountains 🥰 🚩여행 경로 Landed at 8 pm so we went straight to the hotel to rest The next morning at 8:00 am, I got up to buy tickets to Jeju Island: here I rented a bicycle for 15,000kw to see the island's scenery. Around 3pm, go back to rest In the afternoon, walk (because I booked a hotel right there) to see 성산 일출봉 (a world natural heritage) at sunset, it's so beautiful (the name means watching the sunrise but I went to see it at dawn and it was quite difficult to find) On the second day, I took a 2-hour bus to 정방폭포 to go to the market to choose souvenirs Sleep the last night in Jeju, the next morning I chose to take a taxi to the airport 🏖️랜드마크 🚇교통수단 I didn't know how to get a taxi and my money was limited, so I chose to take the bus. Download the app 제주버스 to know the time of the trips and where the bus is going 📷포토 스팟 🍜추천 맛집 when you go to jeju, remember to try black pork, hairtail fish, seafood instant noodles 🏠추천 숙소 I chose a place close to the tourist area, the room did not have a view but it was cheap but still clean 💡주의사항 if it is not a late-opening market or entertainment area, people turn off the lights to go to bed at 7, 8 pm

This is a self-driving trip to Udo Island. Parking is convenient, and there will be staff to guide you. When purchasing tickets, you need to fill out a form—one for each way (a total of 2 forms). The form is simple to fill out (name, date of birth, phone number, and the date of travel). Foreigners can purchase round-trip tickets for 10,000 KRW at the machine. The machine has a Chinese language option, so no need to worry. Remember, you need two tickets for the round trip. Pay attention to the ferry schedule. Hold onto your ticket and form for each trip. Even if you're unsure or can't read the instructions, just hand your ticket to the staff—they will handle it for you. The ferry ride to Udo takes about 15 minutes. Once you arrive, you can rent an electric vehicle (you'll need an international driver's license for cars or scooters). Start your half-day tour of Udo Island, enjoying the stunning coral and shell beaches. Look for the Haenyeo (female divers) and try their fresh seafood dishes. Don't miss the delicious peanut ice cream. Every spot on the island is perfect for taking beautiful photos.

🍽️ Udo Island Seaview Cuisine: On-Off (온오프) Fried Pork Cutlet Rice On-Off (온오프) is a super popular fried pork cutlet restaurant located on Udo Island, an outlying island of Jeju Island. Its unique and delicious dishes, coupled with stunning sea views, make it incredibly popular! 🥩 Must-Try Specialties Jeju Black Pork: The restaurant uses black pork, a specialty of Jeju Island, to make its fried pork cutlets. The resulting cutlets are thick and meaty with a crispy exterior. Signature Flavor: The most popular dish is the "Fried Jeju Black Pork Loin Cutlet with Perilla Leaves" (a fried pork cutlet with perilla leaves). The unique perilla aroma balances the greasiness of the fried food, resulting in a refreshing flavor. Basil Cheese: The "Basil Cheese Fried Pork Cutlet" is also a popular option; a must-try for cheese lovers. (Thumbs up 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻) 🏖️ Location & Information Location: Located on the coast of Udo Island, near Hagosudong Beach, offering stunning views of the azure sea while you dine. Opening Hours: Usually 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM (lunchtime). ⭐️Recommended to go as soon as it opens! Otherwise, it fills up quickly! Closed: Usually open year-round, but the restaurant may close if the Udo Island ferry service is suspended (in case of severe weather). When visiting Udo Island, remember to rent an adorable electric scooter, and then enjoy a delicious sea-view fried pork cutlet for lunch at On-Off – definitely worth a visit! #JejuIsland #Sea #UdoIsland #FriedPorkCutLover #korea #udo #food #travel

Jeju Island is a place where healing and emotions coexist. Enjoy a leisurely cup of coffee at sea-view cafes in Aewol and Hallim, and relish the simple scenery while cycling on Udo. On rainy days, just walking along the stone wall paths lets you feel Jeju's unique romance. The sunset over the Seogwipo sea at dusk perfectly concludes the day.

Sharing a 2-night, 3-day itinerary for Jeju Island! I've packed it with beaches, nature, great food, and cozy cafes ✈️. Day 1 – Arrival & Eastern Jeju • Pick up rental car after arriving at the airport 🚗 • Start light with a walk at Seongsan Ilchulbong and nearby oreum (volcanic hills) 🏞️ • Take a ferry to Udo Island and try peanut ice cream and Udo peanut makgeolli 🍦 • Enjoy fresh seafood for dinner at a sashimi center near Seongsan Port 🐟 Day 2 – Western Healing Course • Relax with a serene morning at Hyeopjae Beach 🌊 • Stroll along Geumneung Beach and have brunch at a charming cafe ☕ • Visit the O’sulloc Tea Museum and snap some Instagram-worthy photos 📸 • End the day with grilled Jeju black pork for dinner 🐷✨ Day 3 – Jungmun & Pre-Departure Course • Admire natural wonders like Cheonjeyeon Waterfall and Jusangjeolli Cliff 🌿 • Unwind at Jungmun Cafe Street for a final moment of relaxation 🍰 • Savor a bowl of pork noodle soup at a restaurant near the airport before your flight ✈️ Jeju's weather can be unpredictable, so don't forget to pack an umbrella ☔! Also, make sure to book your rental car in advance as there’s quite a bit of traveling involved. This itinerary is short but packed with fun, so I hope it helps anyone planning a trip to Jeju Island 🌺.

#Post a comment to win junglia tickets I went to Niu Island for 2 purposes: 1 is to see the scenery and take photos 2 is to eat delicious food To reach Niu Island, you need to take a boat. The ticket is 10,000 won/person round trip. Each person must first fill out two application forms for boarding the island. Fill it out and take it to buy a ticket. Pay attention! The weather in Jeju Island is so embarrassing! The ship will be shut down in bad weather! When I got to the island I chose to rent a car! Niu Island is really big, driving can speed up the whole journey😂 Requires an international driving license We play clockwise, basically whatever seafood you eat on the island is delicious, mainly if you are hungry you can find one at random 🤭 The must try is peanut ice cream! #Jeju Island #Niu Island

Jeju Island 1.5-Hour Visa-Free Direct Flight Guide: A Romantic Journey Exclusively for Girls Jeju Island, the closest visa-free island to China, is just a 1.5-hour direct flight away, making it the perfect spontaneous getaway for girls. This destination blends volcanoes, beaches, delicious food, and shopping, with every corner filled with romantic vibes. Before You Go Passport: Must be valid for more than 6 months with at least 3 blank pages; if you have a new passport, it’s recommended to bring your old one as well. Flights: Direct flights available from Shanghai, Hangzhou, Ningbo, and other cities; round-trip prices range from 700 to 1500 RMB; flight time about 1.5 hours. Hotels: Recommended are Jeju Grand Hyatt Hotel (65 sqm with extra-large floor-to-ceiling windows, located in the heart of the business district) or Jeju Shilla Hotel (beach views + childcare services). Cash: It’s advisable to exchange about 3000 RMB worth of Korean won, as some small shops only accept cash. Power Adapter: Korea uses German standard plugs; you can buy one online for about 20 RMB. Data SIM Card: Purchase a Korean data SIM card in advance (5-10 RMB/day) or rent a WiFi egg. Must-Visit Attractions Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak: Hike at 4 a.m. to watch the tangerine-flavored sunrise; the sea of clouds at the summit turns honey-colored. On the way down, try the Stone Grandpa coffee cart. Udo Island: Rent a pink electric scooter to circle the island (20,000 KRW/day). Recommended treats include peanut ice cream and jelly sea views at Blancrocher café. Seopjikoji: Black volcanic rocks crash into the blue-green sea, a famous scene from a Korean drama proposal, with occasional surprise fireworks. Green Tea Museum: Korean aesthetic architecture with highly recommended souvenir tea bags. Aewol Handam Coffee Street: A cluster of unique seaside cafés with stunning photo spots along the Rainbow Coast Road. Food Recommendations Black Pork: Don’t miss the grilled black pork belly at Dombe Pork Restaurant. Seafood Hot Pot: Freshly caught and cooked at Aewol seaside restaurants. Dongmun Market: 24-hour toast, tangerine daifuku, and other night market snacks. Citrus Rice Wine: A local specialty drink with different flavors at various restaurants. Peanut Ice Cream: The most authentic is at Grandma’s House on Udo Island, with a memorable sweet and salty milky taste. Shopping Guide Duty-Free Shops: Shop at Lotte and Shilla Duty-Free; Hermes baskets and accessories are easy to find. Chilseong Street: A trendy local shopping district with an underground mall for treasure hunting. Olive Young: A Korean cosmetics store perfect for stocking up. Practical Tips Transportation: Chartering a car for 4-6 people is the most cost-effective (about 300 RMB/day); city buses start at 6 KRW. Best Season: April to June to avoid the rainy season; winter offers chances to see snow scenes. Entry: Print your flight ticket and hotel itinerary in advance; fill out the entry card on the plane. Photography: Bring bright-colored clothes; seaside cafés and Rainbow Coast Road are great for photos. Jeju Island has its unique charm in every season. Whether traveling solo or with girlfriends, you’ll find your own romantic moments. Grab your passport, and in just 1.5 hours, you can start this spontaneous journey!

Jeju is South Korea's only visa-free island, boasting volcanoes, beaches, forests, and an incredibly soothing coffee culture, perfect for girls' trips, romantic getaways, or family vacations! This guide covers the latest must-know tips to help you explore like a savvy traveler with an off-the-beaten-path vibe~ --- 🛫 Pre-Trip Prep & Visa ✅ Visa-free policy: Chinese passport holders can stay for 30 days visa-free (direct flights to Jeju only, no transit through other Korean cities). ⚠️ Essentials: Plug adapter (German standard), local SIM card (buy in advance on Taobao), cash (some small shops only accept KRW). 📱 Useful apps: Naver Map (more accurate than Google), Papago Translator, Kakao T (ride-hailing). --- 🚗 Transportation Guide 1. Airport to City - Bus🚎: Take Airport Limousine Bus 600 directly to Seogwipo/Jungmun area (~1 hour, ₩5,000). - Taxi: To Jeju City (~₩10,000, 20 mins). 2. Island Transport - Private/Shared Car: Highly recommended! Attractions are spread out (~₩150,000/day, Chinese-speaking drivers available). - Bus: Cheap but time-consuming (T-money cards sold at convenience stores). - Rental Car🚗: Requires an International Driving Permit (Korean authorities don’t accept Chinese license translations). --- 🏨 Accommodation Picks 1. Jeju City (Convenience) - Budget: Goodstay M Hotel (near Dongmun Market, ₩60,000/night). - Sea View: Astar Hotel (floor-to-ceiling ocean views, ₩100,000/night). 2. Seogwipo (Tranquil Escape) - Instagrammable: The Suites Hotel (infinity pool + private beach). - Hanok Stay: Jeju Hanok Hyanggyo (traditional courtyard, photogenic). 3. Aewol (Artsy Vibes) - Boutique Stay: Ultra Marine (industrial-chic sea-view rooms, near GD Café). --- 🍽️ Must-Try Food List 1. Jeju Specialties - Black Pork BBQ: Donsadon (GD’s favorite, ~₩30,000/person). - Seafood Stew: Samseonghyeol (live octopus🐙 + abalone🐟, ultra-fresh!). - Tangerine🍊 Desserts: Hugely (tangerine🍊 soft serve + volcano-view windows). 2. Trendy Spots - Aewol Café: Bomnal Café (pastel seaside hideaway). - Udo Peanut Ice Cream: Blanc Rocher (peanut butter swirl + oceanfront seating). 3. Night Market Bites - Dongmun Market: Spicy rice cakes, Jeju tangerine juice, honey-butter fried chicken. --- 📸 5-Day Itinerary **Day1: Jeju City Highlights** - AM: Yongduam Rock (lava coast) → Rainbow Coastal Road (photo op). - PM: Dongmun Market snacks → Shopping at Chilseong Street. - Evening: Black Pork Street BBQ🥩. **Day2: Seogwipo Nature** - AM: Jeongbang Waterfall (only seaside fall in Korea) → Olle Market. - PM: Cheonjiyeon Falls → Jusangjeolli Lava Cliffs. - Night: Seogwipo sea-view hotel. **Day3: Udo Island Day Trip** - E-bike rental (~₩15,000/person) → White Sand Beach → Udo Prince Ice Cream. - Evening: Back to Jeju, explore Bonggae Road (youth shopping street). **Day4: Aewol’s Artsy Scene** - AM: GD Café (Monsant) → Glass-bottom boat (~₩15,000/person). - PM: Short Hallasan hike (or Seongsan Ilchulbong for reed fields). --- 💡 Pro Tips 1. Weather: Spring cherry blossoms (Mar-Apr), autumn foliage at Hallasan (Oct-Nov). Summer rains – pack a umbrella! 2. Cash: Udo/remote shops are cash-only (~₩200,000 recommended). 3. Taxis: Silver = cheapest, black = most expensive. --- Jeju is a slow-living gem – visa-free + direct flights make it effortless. Bookmark this guide and go anytime! 🌸 Need a customized plan? Drop your requests in the comments~

Last month, I finally fulfilled my dream of traveling by cruise, which is also one of the goals on my life checklist. It's currently summer vacation, and many friends around me want to take their families and also want to enjoy a relaxing sea trip~ This time, I’ve put together a super detailed guide for everyone. About Food I was worried before boarding that I wouldn’t get used to foreign food, but it turns out 50% of the meals are Chinese cuisine, and it’s à la carte, plus it’s free. Since I usually like to have a late-night snack, this cruise satisfies us night owls with restaurants open for 20 hours. A little tip: The other paid restaurants also taste excellent, and they even have crepes and ice cream that I love. About Entertainment I didn’t expect the cruise to have such a rich variety of experiences, including London theater performances, an indoor heated swimming pool, and a water park especially perfect for summer. √ London Theater Performances | Different Style Parties The live atmosphere is amazing, with various exciting performances full of passion, plus lots of fun competitions and activities. √ Indoor Heated Swimming Pool Who would have thought you could soak in a hot spring on the sea? It’s really relaxing, enjoying the sea breeze, unwinding endlessly here, clearing your mind, and immersing yourself in this trip. √ Arizona Water Park And with summer vacation coming soon, this place is perfect for cooling off. It’s super huge, with many attractions suitable for all ages~ Photo Spots √ Swarovski Crystal Staircase: I had heard before coming that the Swarovski crystal staircase on the cruise is especially photogenic, and seeing it in person this time was really amazing! √ Outdoor Deck I’ve always wanted to watch a sunset at sea. Here, you can enjoy the evening breeze with your loved ones, sip some drinks, it’s really relaxing. You can stand on the second floor for overhead shots with great depth. √ Glory Avenue A super stylish dreamlike canopy you can look up to, the whole thing is very photogenic. About the Rooms I really love the sea view rooms on the ship. Here, you can be undisturbed, quietly watch the sunset from your room, it’s truly relaxing! Rooms on higher floors have better views! Independent Travel Tips: When going to Jeju Island, you can take a car to Hamdeok Beach — Udo Island — Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, and on the second day, you can do a city walk tour in the downtown area.

Hawaii of Korea - Jeju Island Jeju Island is one of South Korea's most popular vacation destinations, known as the "Hawaii of Korea." It boasts volcanoes, beaches, waterfalls, delicious food, and unique culture. ### Must-Visit Attractions 1. **Hallasan Mountain** Why visit: South Korea's highest peak, a paradise for hikers. Tips: Choose the Seongpanak or Gwaneumsa trail to reach the summit (4-6 hours round trip). The volcanic crater lake, Baengnokdam, is breathtaking. 2. **Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak)** Why visit: A UNESCO World Heritage site with stunning volcanic crater views. 3. **Seopjikoji** Why visit: Filming location for the K-drama *The Legend of the Blue Sea*, featuring a romantic coastline. Tips: Stroll along the shore, visit the lighthouse and church, and enjoy the sea breeze. 4. **Cheonjiyeon Waterfall** Why visit: One of Jeju's three major waterfalls, blending nature and mythology. Tips: Walk the forest trail to admire the falls, and don’t miss the nighttime light show. 5. **Udo Island** Why visit: A picturesque islet with crystal-clear waters. Tips: Rent a bike or electric scooter to explore, and try the famous peanut ice cream and seafood. ### Food Recommendations 1. **Black Pork BBQ** Why try: A Jeju specialty—tender and juicy. 2. **Seafood Hotpot** Why try: Fresh seafood in spicy Korean broth. 3. **Jeju Tangerines** Why try: A local specialty, sweet and tangy. Bonus: Pick your own at a tangerine farm. 4. **Peanut Ice Cream** Why try: Udo’s signature dessert, rich and creamy. ### Transportation Guide - **Bus**: Take Airport Bus 600 to Seogwipo or Jungmun. - **Taxi**: About 20 mins to Jeju City (~20,000 KRW). ### Accommodation Picks 1. **Jeju City**: Jeju Grand Hotel, Jeju Sky Garden Hotel. 2. **Seogwipo**: Hyatt Regency Jeju, Parnas Hotel Jeju. 3. **Jungmun Tourist Area**: Lotte Hotel Jeju, The Shilla Jeju. ### Travel Tips - **Best time to visit**: Spring & autumn (Apr–Jun, Sep–Nov)—pleasant weather, scenic views. - **Language**: Korean, but English works in tourist areas; some shops speak Chinese. - **Currency**: KRW (exchange in advance or use credit cards). - **Internet**: Rent a Wi-Fi egg or buy a local SIM. - **Shopping**: Duty-free shops, Dongmun Market, Chilseong Street. ### 3-Day Itinerary **Day 1: Jeju City & East Coast** AM: Hike Hallasan PM: Seongsan Ilchulbong, Seopjikoji Evening: Black pork BBQ in Jeju City **Day 2: Udo Island & East Coast** AM: Udo Island cycling PM: Cheonjiyeon Falls, Seogwipo Olle Market Evening: Seafood hotpot **Day 3: Jungmun & West Coast** AM: Jungmun (Teddy Bear Museum, Ripley’s Believe It or Not!) PM: O’Sulloc Tea Museum, Sangumburi Crater Evening: Jeju Night Market 📌 **Notes**: - Bring your passport for ferry tickets. - Check rental bikes/scooters for safety. - SUNSCREEN! SUNSCREEN! SUNSCREEN! 🌞 🎈 Udo’s beauty is worth the trip—especially the healing coastal ride! 🌊

😱Jeju Island in "When the Bitterness Ends, I Meet You with Tangerines" brought me to tears with its beauty! Following in the footsteps of K-dramas, I've meticulously put together a 3-day, 2-night Jeju Island check-in guide 👇 complete with exclusive tips for saving on airfare~ 🌈 Jeju Island's Stunning 3-Day, 2-Night Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Upon arrival, head straight to Olle Market to immerse yourself in Jeju Island's vibrant atmosphere, eating and shopping non-stop! Then, make your way to Aewol-eup, where the gentle sea breeze and beautiful sunset will soothe all your fatigue 🌅 Day 2️⃣: A day trip to Udo Island, incredibly romantic! Rent a small car to tour the island, with coastal roads and colorful houses just like in K-dramas – every frame is a wallpaper-worthy shot 📸 Day 3️⃣: Visit Mokgwana to experience its historical charm. Then, leisurely explore every corner of Jeju Island, and don't forget to bring some souvenirs home to perfectly conclude your trip ✨ 🛍️ Jeju Island Must-Buy List! 🔥Top 1 Hallabong Tangerines, exclusive to this volcanic island, bursting with juice and a natural honey aroma, can be stored in the refrigerator for a month! Farmers will teach you how to pick them on the spot, so you can taste before you buy and avoid disappointment! 🐶Top 2 Jangmondog Doll, a popular IP in 2025, incredibly cute! Available as phone clips and keychains, every Korean girl has one, and you deserve one too! 🍫Top 3 Tangerine Chocolate, dark chocolate + dried tangerine, sweet, sour, and crispy, it's addictive! DIY gift box packaging is also available, perfect for gifting or personal enjoyment! 💡 Tips: ✔️Pay attention to Jeju Island's weather; the sea is more beautiful on sunny days, but markets and historical sites have a unique charm on rainy days~ ✔️Don't miss Hallasan Mountain, the view from the top is amazing! ✔️Jeju Island's signal can be poor, so download maps in advance to avoid getting lost! ✔️Buying seafood at Dongmun Market for processing is much more cost-effective than ordering directly at restaurants! ✔️Bus services are infrequent, so check the timetable in advance and don't wait aimlessly! 🌟 Save this guide, and you too can become a K-drama protagonist! Jeju Island's romance awaits you 💖 Hurry and set off!

Jeju Island June-July Reverse Travel Guide ✅Recommended spots in June: 1. Hallasan National Park - Avoid the midday heat; hiking in the early morning or evening is more comfortable 2. Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak - Visit in the afternoon to avoid crowds during sunrise 3. Seopjikoji - Go in the evening to enjoy the sunset views 4. Seogwipo Submarine - Fewer visitors in the afternoon 5. Udo Island - Visit on weekdays, weekends are crowded ✅June reverse travel tips: - Avoid peak travel hours from 10:00 to 15:00 - Choose indoor attractions like the Teddy Bear Museum or Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum for midday activities - Try local restaurants frequented by residents instead of popular tourist spots - Renting a car offers more freedom and flexibility than chartered tours ✅Recommended spots in July: 1. Manjanggul Cave - Cool inside, perfect for hot afternoons 2. Sanbangsan Mountain - Best climbed early morning or at dusk 3. Jungmun Tourist Complex - Visit museums in the evening 4. Aewol Coastal Road - Avoid the midday sun 5. Yongduam Rock - Less crowded and beautiful during the nighttime light show ✅July reverse travel tips: - Take advantage of Jeju’s vibrant coffee culture by resting in unique cafes during hot afternoons - Choose guesthouses to experience local life instead of hotels - Try the night seafood market to avoid daytime crowds - Purchase a T-money transportation card for convenient bus rides 🏨Accommodation recommendations: 1. Guesthouses in Seogwipo city - Affordable and convenient for daily life 2. Vacation homes by the Aewol coast - Avoid the high-priced hotels in Jungmun Tourist Complex 3. Hanok houses in Jeju City’s old town - Experience traditional culture 4. Guesthouses on Udo Island - Enjoy the slow island life 5. Resorts at the foot of Hallasan - Convenient for early morning hikes 🚗Transportation advice: 1. Renting a car is the most convenient; mid-sized cars are recommended 2. The bus system is well-developed; use a T-money card 3. For long-distance routes, airport buses are available 4. Udo Island requires a ferry; morning or evening trips are recommended 5. Tourist shuttle buses connect popular attractions 👒Reverse travel essentials: 1. Sunscreen and sun hat 2. Lightweight, breathable clothing 3. Comfortable hiking shoes 4. Portable mini fan 5. Korean SIM card or WiFi egg 6. Korean won cash (some small shops accept cash only) 7. Waterproof phone pouch 📷Photo and check-in spots: 1. Pampas grass fields at dusk in San-gunbuli 2. Udo Island’s white sand beach at sunset 3. Aewol coastal road at sunset 4. Back viewing platform of Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak 5. Morning sea of clouds at Hallasan 6. Night view of Seogwipo Olle Market 7. Yongduam Rock illuminated at night 8. Sunset cliffs at Seopjikoji 9. Unique rock formations at Manjanggul Cave entrance 10. Panoramic view from Sanbangsan Mountain summit

🌊 "A mix of nature, culture, and relaxation" (All prices are approximate and listed in ₩ KRW and € EUR) #jeju #localguides #koreatrip #southkorea #jejuisland #itinerary 🏝️ Day 1 – Arrival & Jeju City Exploration Arrive at Jeju International Airport. Check-in at hotel/guesthouse in Jeju City. 🏨 Budget stay: ₩50,000 / €34 per night Dongmun Traditional Market Try Jeju black pork skewers, tangerine juice, seafood. 🍽️ Food budget: ₩15,000–20,000 / €10–14 Yongduam Rock (Dragon Head Rock) – coastal walk & photo spot 🕐 Open 24h, free 🌋 Day 2 – East Jeju (Seongsan & Sea Views) Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) – volcanic crater hike. It's a 40 minutes walk up the stairs if you want to go at the top. 🕐 07:00–20:00 🎟️ ₩5,000 / €3.50 Seopjikoji Coastline – beautiful cliffs & lighthouse 🕐 Open 24h, free Aqua Planet Jeju – Korea’s largest aquarium 🕐 10:00–18:00 (last entry 17:00) 🎟️ ₩39,000 / €27 Dinner at a seafood restaurant (grilled abalone or hairtail fish) 🍽️ ₩20,000–30,000 / €14–21 ⛰️ Day 3 – Udo Island Day Trip Ferry to Udo Island from Seongsan Port 🕐 08:00–17:30 (every 30 mins) 🎟️ Ferry: ₩8,500 round-trip / €6 (i don't recommand bringing your car on the ferry, the island is small and you can rent bikes there. But bring your International driving licence or you won't be able to rent anything) 🛵 Scooter: ₩25,000 / €17 Must-visit: - Udo Beach (Hagosudong or Seobinbaeksa) - Haenyeo performance (Jeju women divers) if available, check the timing according to when you are there 🌲 Day 4 – Jeju Forest & Waterfalls Hallasan National Park (Eoseungsaengak Trail or Yeongsil Trail) 🕐 05:00–17:00 🎟️ Free, parking ₩1,800 / €1.20 Jeongbang Waterfall 🕐 09:00–18:00 🎟️ ₩2,000 / €1.40 Cheonjiyeon Waterfall (near Seogwipo) 🕐 09:00–22:00 🎟️ ₩2,000 / €1.40 Dinner in Seogwipo – try Jeju black pork BBQ 🍽️ ₩20,000–25,000 / €14–17 🏞️ Day 5 – Western Jeju (Beaches & Art) Hyupjae & Geumneung Beaches 🕐 Open 24h, free Hallim Park – gardens, caves, exotic plants 🕐 09:00–18:00 🎟️ ₩15,000 / €10.50 O’sulloc Tea Museum & Innisfree Jeju House 🕐 09:00–18:00 🎟️ Free entry (optional tea tasting ₩6,000 / €4) Optional: Osulloc Green Tea Field Café 🍰 Try green tea desserts and ice cream (it's a little overpriced though) 📸 Day 6 – Culture & Instagram Spots Jeju Folk Village 🕐 08:30–17:00 🎟️ ₩11,000 / €7.50 Jeju Stone Park 🕐 09:00–18:00 (closed on Tuesdays) 🎟️ ₩5,000 / €3.50 Camellia Hill (if visiting in Nov–April) 🕐 08:30–17:00 🎟️ ₩10,000 / €7 Dinner in Aewol (trendy cafés & sea view restaurants) 🍽️ ₩18,000–25,000 / €12–17 🧖♀️ Day 7 – Relax & Departure Spa/Onsen (Sanbangsan Carbonated Hot Springs) 🕐 07:00–20:00 🎟️ ₩12,000 / €8.50 Last souvenir shopping at Jungang Underground Mall and then head to Jeju airport. ⚠️ even if you own a korean ID card, you'll be asked to go through a different door to security check as a foreigner, so make sure to arrive 2 hours before your flight back

I visited Jeju Island during the Qingming Festival holiday in April. The temperature was around 14°C, which was cool and comfortable overall. However, the coastal areas were quite windy and chilly, so I strongly recommend bringing a hat to keep warm. The cherry blossoms were nearing their end, so if you want to see both cherry blossoms and canola flowers, it's better to visit in late March. Among the places I visited, I highly recommend Gasi-ri, especially for those driving. The scenery along the way is stunning. Udo Island is also worth a visit. On sunny days, the breathtaking views are truly therapeutic, and you can enjoy speedboat rides and delicious food there. Some attractions in Jeju, like Seongsan Ilchulbong and Seopjikoji, are quite weather-dependent, so it's good to keep your itinerary flexible. Spring in Jeju is perfect for unwinding and relaxing.

#springitinerary Udo Island, just a 15-minute ferry ride from Jeju’s Seongsan Port, offers a serene and picturesque escape from the mainland’s hustle. Known as “Cow Island” due to its shape, Udo boasts diverse natural landscapes, including emerald-colored seas, white sandy beaches, and black basalt rocks. The island’s gentle slopes make it ideal for exploration by bicycle or electric vehicle, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in its tranquil atmosphere. Highlights include the white coral sands of Seobinbaeksa Beach, the dramatic cliffs of Geommeolle Beach, and the panoramic views from Udobong Peak. With its unique culture and scenic beauty, Udo Island provides a peaceful retreat that captures the essence of Jeju’s natural charm.

✈️ 1.5h direct flight to this visa-free romantic paradise, ideal for spontaneous trips!! Jeju Island is truly an amazing travel destination! Its breathtaking natural scenery and unique folk culture will make you fall in love at first sight💖. Why Visit Located at the maritime junction of China, Japan, and Korea, Jeju is South Korea's largest island. With pleasant weather averaging 16°C annually, it boasts distinctive volcanic landscapes, crystal-clear ocean views, rich cultural heritage, and delicious local cuisine. Best of all, Chinese citizens enjoy visa-free entry for stays up to 30 days, making travel incredibly convenient. Whether you're a romantic couple, nature lover, or culture enthusiast, Jeju is perfect for you. Must-Visit Attractions 1. Hallasan Mountain: At 1,950m, it's Korea's highest peak and a hiker's paradise. Trails showcase pristine forests and volcanic formations. Beginners can try the moderate Eorimok route - the summit views are heavenly, but bring windproof gear for temperature drops. 2. Seongsan Ilchulbong: This UNESCO-listed volcanic crater offers spectacular sunrise views over the ocean. The golden morning light creates magical scenery. Don't miss the traditional village and horseback riding at its base. 3. Udo Island: Known for sapphire-blue waters and coral sand beaches, this eastern isle features eight scenic spots. Rent bikes to explore filming locations from "The Little Mermaid" and "Architecture 101", and try their famous peanut ice cream. Remember your passport for ferry tickets. 4. Seopjikoji: Famous for dramatic cliff coastlines featured in "Legend of the Blue Sea". The Glass House observation deck offers 360° ocean views - visit an hour before sunset for breathtaking light. 5. Teddy Bear Museum: The world's largest teddy bear collection displays rare editions in creative costumes and scenarios - a photogenic wonderland. 6. Jusangjeolli Cliff: Hexagonal basalt columns resembling giant organ pipes showcase nature's power. Nearby stands the "Dae Jang Geum" filming location. 7. Sangumburi Crater: Autumn brings stunning silver grass fields that ripple like waves - perfect for K-drama style photos. Spring offers canola flower fields. 8. Yongduam Rock: This iconic dragon-head-shaped formation offers panoramic ocean views and great photo ops. Food Recommendations 1. Black Pork BBQ: Jeju's famous specialty - juicy meat grilled to crispy perfection. Try Don Sa Don, a celebrity-favorite spot. 2. Grilled Pork Knuckles: Tender and collagen-rich, best wrapped in lettuce with rice. Baro Pig's Feet offers great options, including spicy versions. 3. Seafood: Fresh catches like abalone, conch, and sashimi. Don't miss seafood stews and grilled fish at local restaurants. 4. Peanut Ice Cream: Udo Island's signature sweet treat. Transportation 1. Getting There: Jeju International Airport has direct flights from many Chinese cities. 2. Island Transport: - Buses: Affordable with good coverage. Get a T-money card for convenience. - Taxis: Base fare ~¥18, ~¥6/km - good for short trips or groups. - Private Cars: Ideal for families (requires international license). - Biking: Scenic coastal routes like Olle Trails offer relaxed exploration. Accommodation 1. Jeju City Hotels: Around ¥200/night, convenient with good amenities (book ahead). 2. Beach Resorts: Like Parnas Hotel with infinity pools (higher priced). 3. Hanok Stays: Traditional houses in folk villages offer cultural immersion (basic facilities). Tips 1. Visa-free for Chinese citizens requires: 6+ month passport validity, return ticket, and accommodation proof (may be checked). 2. Jeju is 1 hour ahead of Beijing time. 3. Exchange KRW in advance. While cards work most places, cash helps at markets. Get local SIMs/WiFi at the airport. 4. Smoking is illegal in public - only in designated areas.

Exploring Udo on a scooter is one of the most liberating and sentimental ways to spend a day during your Jeju trip 🛵✨ Start your day early by taking a ferry from Seongsan Port to Udo, which takes about 15 minutes. Once you arrive, rent an electric scooter near the port and begin your island tour. The first stop is Udobong⛰️. Climbing up to the lighthouse reveals a windy meadow and a stunning emerald sea. Next, visit Udo's iconic beaches, Geommeolle Beach and Seobin Baeksa🌊. Geommeolle, with its black sand, and Seobin Baeksa, with its white coral sand, offer contrasting charms and are perfect spots for capturing memorable photos📸. At Hagosudong Beach, you can take a break and enjoy the crystal-clear waters. Don’t forget to try unique local snacks like peanut ice cream or Udo peanut latte🍦. As you spend the day riding around the island on your scooter, time flies by! The journey back to the port at sunset is yet another unforgettable experience🌅. To truly appreciate Udo's charm, traveling by scooter is a must rather than walking.

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I just got back from Jeju Island and want to share my honest thoughts with everyone. It was my first time traveling abroad, and I thought I had done enough research, but I still fell into many traps and was so tired that I had to lie down for two days after returning home to recover… I'm sharing my hard-earned experiences, so be sure to read this if you're planning to go! 📅 Itinerary log - Day 1: Got up at 4am to catch the plane, so sleepy I could barely open my eyes. Went straight to Hamdeok Beach and Woljeongri after dropping off my luggage in Jeju Island. Although it was raining, the misty seaside was quite atmospheric. In the evening, I strolled around Shilla Duty Free and Baojian Road, my legs were about to break, and I went back to the hotel to crash at 10pm. - Day 2: Chartered a car to Seopjikoji, the scenery was indeed beautiful! But Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak was just so-so, and the seafood wasn't tasty either. The most annoying thing was that when we went to Udo Island, the driver said he wouldn't go with us, so we had to rent bicycles ourselves, and we were really pressed for time. But the speedboat ride was quite exciting, which was the only consolation. - Day 3: Strolled around Chilseongro, which was similar to Baojian Road, nothing special. In the afternoon, I took some nice photos in Aewol, but because of lack of time, I didn't get to Hyeopjae Beach and Windmill Coast. If I had known that taking a taxi and splitting the fare wasn't expensive, I should have just taken a taxi! - Day 4: Rushed to catch the plane early in the morning, and it was already 3pm when I got home, I was completely exhausted… 💣 Big traps I fell into 1. Luggage tearjerker: Spring Airlines doesn't allow 20-inch suitcases as carry-on luggage! I saw on a third-party platform that it was allowed, but I had to pay extra for checked baggage on the spot, which cost me an extra three or four hundred RMB for the round trip, so painful! 2. The itinerary was too rushed: I was walking non-stop every day for four days, so tired that I doubted my life. You should set aside at least five days, and it's more appropriate to charter a car to play on the west side on the third day. 3. Transportation blunder: When going to Udo Island, be sure to find a driver who can take the car onto the island! Or just take a taxi and split the fare, don't rent a car yourself like we did, it's tiring and time-consuming. 4. Meaningless attractions: There's really no need to go to Chilseongro and Dongmun Market, and Korean food isn't as delicious as I imagined. I didn't go to the south side this time, and I heard it's so-so, but I want to try it again next time. 5. Accommodation suggestions: Although it's more expensive to stay by the sea, it's convenient to go to the attractions. Although it's far from the city center, it's enough to go to the airport and shopping once, so it's still worth the experience. 6. Bus blunder: Be sure to check the GPS when taking the bus! I asked the locals for directions, but I still took the bus in the wrong direction for one stop, so embarrassing… A little consolation I earned a few hundred RMB by buying things for my friends, which made up for some of the losses. But next time I go, I will definitely do my homework in advance! Are there any sisters who have been to Jeju Island? Share your experiences in the comments section so I can avoid some traps next time! 👇

✨ This itinerary is perfect for those who like to take early morning flights! Please accept this 3-day, 2-night lazy travel guide! For an average of 2,000 RMB per person, you can have a blast! Transportation includes a mix of buses, chartered cars, and taxis for the best value! 📅 Day 1: Hamdeok Beach + Little Dog Cafe (Bagel Museum) + Baojian Road Pedestrian Street 🚌 Arrival: Airport → Hotel by taxi (3 km, 10 min). Stay at the Gloucester Hotel in the city center (nice environment~) 🚌 Bus: Hotel → Hamdeok Beach (bus, approx. 40 minutes, KRW 2,200, can pay with Alipay!!!) 📸 Hamdeok Beach: The famous Haenyeo Rice Wrap is here. We ordered lobster rice wrap + seafood noodles + orange juice + fried squid rings (delicious and great for photos). There is a long boardwalk next to the beach where you can take a leisurely stroll. 📸 Little Dog Cafe + Bagel Museum: About 4 km from Hamdeok, easily accessible by taxi or bus~ A great place for taking photos! 📸 Baojian Road Pedestrian Street: Yili Chicken Feet/Grilled Black Pork/Potato Rib Soup/BHC Fried Chicken are all here~ Choose one according to your preference! There are also many gift shops + Olive Young to explore. Be sure to use the zebra crossing! 📅 Day 2: Udo Island + Seopjikoji + Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak + Woljeongri Beach + Chilseongro Shopping Street 🌟 Highly recommended: Transportation on Jeju Island is generally inconvenient, so you can choose to charter a car. It is really the best choice for visiting the east side~ 📸 Jeju Island Aquarium: Udo Island ferry was suspended due to rain that day~ So we went directly to the aquarium, which is a filming location for "Queen of Tears." It feels like falling into a blue dream 🩵 (Next time, I plan to take the bus to Udo Island for a more leisurely trip). 📸 Seopjikoji: I really like the black reefs here. The sea is deep, the boardwalk is long, and the lighthouse stands tall. It feels like coming to the end of the world, as beautiful as a painting ☁ 📸 Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak: The left side of the mountain trail is free. There is also a Haenyeo performance at 2pm, don't miss it~ 📸 Woljeongri Beach: This is my favorite jelly sea! It's unbelievably clear. The cafe [mon moon] is also here. The purple sweet potato bread and pistachio croissant are super delicious~ 📸 Chilseongro Shopping Street: There are many beautiful and interesting shops here. You can stroll around here at night~ 📅 Day 3: Aewol Village + Jeonnongro Cherry Blossom Festival + Airport 🚌 Bus: Bus No. 202, approx. 50 minutes, KRW 2,200 📸 Aewol Village: Today, we mainly visited the attractions on the west side. We also went to two cafes, Team Bowl and Lazy Pump, which were very pleasant~ The locals call this place "Coffee Street," so feel free to choose two to explore. By the way! I really like the "Acorn Comics" here. The portraits drawn by the young lady are quite vivid~ 📸 Jeonnongro Cherry Blossom Festival: When I went to Jeju Island, it was the cherry blossom season. There were various street performances on the entire street of Jeonnongro, which was very atmospheric~ If you are also going at the end of March to the beginning of April, don't miss it! Our 3-day, 2-night trip ended happily!

Jeju Island is South Korea's largest island, famous for its volcanic landscapes, beautiful coastlines, rich culture, and delicious food. It's perfect for leisure vacations, nature exploration, and culinary experiences. Here's a detailed Jeju Island travel guide covering transportation, attractions, food, and important tips: --- ### **I. Transportation** 1. **Getting to Jeju Island** - **By Air**: Flights from Seoul (Gimpo/Incheon Airport) to Jeju take about 1 hour with frequent departures; direct flights available from many Chinese cities (Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, etc.). - **By Ferry**: From Busan or Mokpo (takes longer, suitable for travelers who want to experience ocean views). 2. **Getting Around the Island** - **Bus**: Covers major attractions across the island, economical but time-consuming; check routes in advance (Naver Map or Kakao Map). - **Car Rental**: Requires an International Driving Permit (IDP), ideal for group travel, offers flexibility and freedom. - **Taxi**: More expensive but convenient and fast; download Kakao T app for ride-hailing. - **Bicycle/Electric Scooter**: Popular for coastal routes (like Udo Island). --- ### **II. Must-Visit Attractions** **Natural Landscapes** 1. **Mount Hallasan** - Korea's highest peak, a paradise for hikers. Recommended routes: Seongpanak or Gwaneumsa Trail, takes 5-7 hours. - *Tips*: Bring plenty of water and warm clothing; some trails require advance reservation. 2. **Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak)** - UNESCO World Heritage Site, a volcanic crater offering stunning sunrise views, about 30 minutes to reach the top. - *Nearby Activity*: Haenyeo (female divers) performance at the foot of the mountain (shows at 1:30 PM and 3:00 PM). 3. **Seopjikoji** - Romantic coastal walking path, filming location for "The Legend of the Blue Sea," great photo spots at the lighthouse and church. 4. **Udo Island** - Mini island off Jeju's east coast; rent bicycles or electric scooters to tour the island. Try the famous peanut ice cream and seafood noodles. - *Transportation*: Take a ferry from Seongsan Port (about 15 minutes, remember to bring your passport for tickets). **Cultural & Experience Sites** 1. **Teddy Bear Museum** - Great for families or photography, located in Jungmun Tourist Area, features themed teddy bear exhibitions. 2. **Jeju Folk Village** - Recreates traditional Korean houses and life scenes, experience Jeju's historical culture. 3. **O'Sulloc Green Tea Museum** - Green tea plantation and Innisfree experience hall, taste green tea ice cream, DIY soap making. **Leisure & Entertainment** 1. **Aewol** - Popular area for trendy cafes (like Bomnal Cafe, Monsant Cafe), perfect for sunset views in the evening. 2. **Jungmun Tourist Area** - Comprehensive resort area with beaches (like Jungmun Beach), museums, duty-free shops, and Lotte Hotel. --- ### **III. Food Recommendations** 1. **Black Pork (Heuk-dwaeji)** - Jeju specialty, visit Black Pork Street (Jeju Heuk-dwaeji Street), enjoy with kimchi and soju. - *Famous Restaurants*: Donsadon (G-Dragon's favorite), Heukdongjip. 2. **Seafood Stew (Haemul Ttukbaegi)** - Fresh abalone, octopus, and crab stew; recommended at Dongmun Market or Samseonghyeol seafood restaurants. 3. **Jeju Tangerines (Gamgyul)** - Seasonal in autumn; tangerine chocolates and juice make great souvenirs. 4. **Other Snacks** - Peanut ice cream (Udo Ttangkong Ice Cream), Hallabong cake, horse meat dishes (less common but worth trying). --- ### **IV. Suggested Itinerary (3-4 Days)** - **Day 1**: Eastern Route Seongsan Ilchulbong → Udo Island cycling → Seopjikoji sunset - **Day 2**: Central/Southern Route Mount Hallasan hiking (or Saryeoni Forest Path) → Teddy Bear Museum → Aewol cafes - **Day 3**: Western/City Route Hallim Park → Hyeopjae Beach → Dongmun Market Night Market --- ### **V. Important Tips** 1. **Weather**: Jeju is windy, has big temperature differences in winter, and typhoons in summer; check the weather forecast before your trip. 2. **Payment**: Most places accept credit cards, but night markets and small vendors require cash. 3. **Language**: English works at tourist sites and hotels, but have a translation app ready (Papago). 4. **Environmental Protection**: Jeju prohibits single-use items (hotels don't provide toothbrushes), bring your own. 5. **Safety**: Pay attention to tide changes at beaches, and hike Mount Hallasan according to your physical ability. --- Jeju Island is perfect for slow travel. Adjust your pace based on your interests and enjoy the island's natural and cultural charm! If you need more specific recommendations (like hotels or lesser-known attractions), let me know your preferences!

The same style as "I Meet You When the Bitter Orange Ends"! A complete guide to Jeju Island If you haven't watched "Meet You in the End of Time" starring IU and Park Bo Gum, this drama is not only good to watch, but also tear-jerking. The story in the drama takes place in the beautiful Jeju Island, and many scenes were shot on location in Jeju Island. If you don’t know where to go during the holidays, why not go to Jeju Island to experience the same scenes in the drama👇 ✅ Tour route arrangement 🌟Day 1: Hamdeok Beach - Woljeong-ri 🔸Hamdeok Beach The jelly sea here is very suitable for taking pictures, with fine sand and clear water. There are many coffee shops on the beach where you can drink coffee, enjoy the sea view and spend half a day leisurely. 🔸 Yuetingli The white sand beach and jelly sea are the characteristics of this place. There are also many Internet celebrity cafes, which are very suitable for taking pictures and enjoying the sunset. 🌟Day two: Udo - Seongsan Ilchulbong - Seopjikoji 🔸Niu Island The grassland and sea views on the island are very unique! You can rent a bicycle to ride around the island and enjoy the healing sea view. 🔸Seongsan Sunrise Peak As a world natural heritage, you can experience hiking on the crater (about 20 minutes to the top), enjoy the beautiful sunrise, and watch the Ama performance. 🔸Land-related There are seaside cliff trails, blue sea and black volcanic rocks here, which makes you feel like you have entered a fantasy world or are in a Korean drama scene. 🌟Day 3: Aewol-eup - Chilsung-ro Pedestrian Street - Baojian-ro 🔸Aewol-eup There are many cafes along the coastline, and you can also experience riding a transparent boat. 🔸Qixing Road/Baojian Road It is a great place for shopping and food tasting, with local brands, trendy brands and delicious food all gathered here. 🌟Day 4: Olle Market - Columnar Joints - Camellia Hill 🔸Olai Market At the traditional market in Seogwipo, you must try black pork rolls, Jeju oranges, and rice cake ribs. 🔸Columnar joint zone The hexagonal stone pillars formed by volcanic rocks are spectacular under the impact of waves. 🔸Camellia Hill Although the camellia season has passed, May to July is the hydrangea season, and the sea of ​​flowers and forests all over the mountains are very romantic. 🙋Other Tips 1️⃣ Jeju Island's attractions are relatively scattered, so it is recommended to charter a car or drive yourself; you need to bring your passport to buy a boat ticket to go to Udo Island. 2️⃣The weather in Jeju Island is changeable, so it is recommended to bring a windproof jacket with you. 3️⃣ It is recommended to choose accommodation near Baojian Road in the city, which is close to the airport and has abundant food.

🌅 DAY1: City fireworks and natural wonders Morning: First encounter with Jeju Arrival and Transportation From Jeju International Airport, we recommend taking Airport Limousine Bus No. 600 (5,500 KRW, 40 minutes) which goes directly to downtown Jeju. If you have large luggage, you can take a taxi to the hotel (approximately 4,000 KRW). Hotel: Jeju Sunshine Hotel, a 5-minute walk from Baojian Road, has a great location. Afternoon: Exploring Longtou Rock and Yongyeon Yongduam Rock The iconic volcanic rock of Jeju Island looks like a giant dragon exploring the sea. The shooting point is located on the west viewing platform. It is recommended to use a wide-angle lens to capture the whole picture. At the nearby Haenyeo Market, you can taste freshly caught conches (2,000 won per piece) and Jeju orange juice. Hidden trick: Walk 15 minutes to Yongyeon, a natural pool formed by a volcanic crater. The maple leaves and clear water in autumn complement each other beautifully. Evening: Food carnival on Baojian Road Black Pork Feast The "Black Pork Street" on Baojian Road is a must-eat place. Montrak (charcoal grilled meat, order 2 servings or more) and 제주깜돈 (pork belly with perilla leaves, 150 yuan per person), the meat is tender and not greasy. Night Market Easter Eggs: Street food stalls recommend sugar cookies (3,000 won) and Jeju tangerine chocolate (1,000 won/piece). 🌊 DAY2: One-day tour on the east line (nature and romance) Morning: Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak and Udo Island Seongsan Ilchulbong It is a world natural heritage site. It takes 30 minutes to reach the top, where you can overlook the crater and the blue sea. It is recommended to arrive before 7am to avoid the crowds and watch the sunrise. Transportation: Take a taxi from downtown Jeju for about 1 hour (30,000 KRW), or take bus No. 111 (2 hours). Udo Island It is a 15-minute boat ride from Seongsan Port and we recommend renting an electric car (20,000 KRW/3 hours) to travel around the island. Must-visit points: Coral Sand Beach: White sand and blue sea form a dreamy picture. Longtou Peak: A volcanic rock shaped like a dragon head, it corresponds to the Longtou Rock in Jeju City. Peanut ice cream: a specialty of Niu Island, with a rich peanut flavor paired with a crispy cone. Afternoon: Seopjikoji and Woljeong-ri Sopjikoji The filming location of the Korean drama "Legend of the Blue Sea", the lighthouse, cliffs and rapeseed fields (blooming in April) are great places for taking photos. It is recommended to wear light-colored clothing and use a wide-angle lens to photograph the coastline. Woljeong-ri Beach A new internet celebrity check-in spot, with jelly-like sea water and colorful houses contrasting with each other. Cafe Mula, sit on the terrace and drink coffee while enjoying the sea view. Evening: Qixing Street Nightlife gourmet food: Chilsung Street snacks: Octopus balls (3,000 won), fish cake skewers (1,000 won). Spine and potato soup: 24-hour spine and potato soup, the meat is tender and tender, and it is served with spicy cabbage to relieve the greasiness. Easter eggs: You can find Jeju Island’s special souvenirs in street shops, such as Stone Grandpa key chains (5,000 won). 🌿 DAY3: Cultural experience and return trip Morning: Jeju Folk Village and Dongmun Market Jeju Folk Village Experience traditional thatched houses and Ama culture, and watch folk performances (tickets included). Participate in stone rubbing (5,000 won) and make a souvenir. Dongmun Market Jeju Island Traditional Market, Must-Try: Seafood pancakes: cooked to order and served with spicy dipping sauce. Red bean rice cake: soft, sticky and sweet, needs to be refrigerated. Jeju oranges: 10,000 won/bag, can be juiced on site. Afternoon: Cherry Blossom Secrets and Return Diannong Road Cherry Blossom Avenue (April only) From late March to early April, when cherry blossoms are in full bloom, take photos of the "cherry blossom tunnel" and close-ups of the falling flowers. If you have enough time, you can visit the Cherry Blossom Road of Jeju University and feel the romantic atmosphere of the campus. Return Arrangements: It is recommended to arrive at the airport 2 hours in advance and buy Jeju Island citrus chocolate at the duty-free shop (10,000 won/box) 📌 Practical tips: 1. Airport bus No. 600 covers major hotels and runs every 20 minutes. 2. The scenic spots on the east line are scattered. It is recommended to charter a car (about 600 yuan/day) or join a one-day tour group (including pick-up and drop-off, about 200 yuan/person). 3. Buy the ferry ticket to Udo Island on site, round trip 10,000 won, one ferry every half hour. 4. The cherry blossoms are coming to an end in early April, but you can still see them at Jeonnong Road and Jeju University. The Seogwipo Cherry Blossom Festival (end of March) has a nighttime light show, so you can adjust your schedule to visit. 5. Most restaurants and shops accept Alipay/WeChat, but some stalls require cash.

In late March to early April in Jeju, besides cherry blossoms, you must see the little yellow flowers. 🌼 Canola Flower Cafe on Udo Island 발318 The first cover photo was taken here! Don't order the grain latte, the teas are better! A large field of canola flowers makes for great photos! 🌼 Seopjikoji You can visit Seopjikoji on the same day as Udo Island, it's only a 10-minute drive from the port where you take the ferry! Walk a bit further in to get photos of large fields of flowers with the sea in the background.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Jeju Island. Udo Island｜@udo.sand How can you not try peanut ice cream when you come to Niu Island? In addition to the classic ones sold at traditional stalls, you can’t miss this cute and hipster shop! This time I chose "Udo Sand" to check out. As soon as I walked in, I was bought by the healing atmosphere. It's so cute~ The store's signature dishes are peanut ice cream and handmade biscuits. This time I ordered #花生冰淇淋 and #杰州橘子冰淇淋. The orange one tastes like sorbet, sour, sweet and refreshing; the peanut ice cream is made from local peanuts from Udo Island. It has a rich aroma but is not greasy at all, and you can taste three different levels of peanut fragrance. The biscuit on top is really delicious. After eating, I went straight to the counter to buy a boxed version as a souvenir. Although a box of five cookies costs 12,000 won, I really regretted buying too few after returning to Taiwan. The cookies come in two flavors: original peanut and peanut chocolate. I really recommend them to everyone. Please don't be stingy when you go, really! Buy it up! / 𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 / ✅ Udo sand is a popular 📍 Address: 제주 제주시 우도면 우도해안길 780-2 1호 ⏰ Opening hours: 10:00 - 18:00 #whatna wants to eat #wherena wants to go #jeju island #jeju island travel #jeju island coffee #niu island #niu island food #peanut ice cream #우도샌드 #우도 #우도여행코스

When you come to Jeju Island, how can you miss #NiuDong! Here you can find Jeju's purest coastline, the most healing pace, and the most stunning gradient sea colors. Take the ferry from Seongsanpo Port. It's a short 15-minute boat ride with cute seagulls. You can feed the seagulls and enjoy the sea view along the way. We'll be there soon. When we arrived at Udo Island, everything seemed unreal. The most recommended way to play is to rent an electric bicycle or motorcycle and ride slowly along the coastline. It is super comfortable and healing! Along the way, all you can see is the boundless blue sea, and any stop is a surprise. We only saw a lot of people along the way ~ just a few famous attractions ~ we stopped to take pictures ~ and continued on our way! Of course, when you come here, the most important thing you can't miss is the peanut ice cream! The local peanut ice cream is not only rich and fragrant, but also has a unique grainy texture, which is really delicious. This small island does not have too many flashy attractions, but it has the simplest beauty. If you also want to escape from your daily life and experience a date with the sea, then Niu Island is definitely worth a visit! #MarchGoodPlaces2025

| A Rendezvous with Dreams and Adventures. Udo Island of Jeju, a dreamlike paradise embraced by crystal-clear waters, where every breath of air is filled with romance and freedom. This is a haven for travel enthusiasts and a sanctuary for the soul. Let me unveil the mysterious and enchanting face of Udo Island as we embark on this wonderful journey of exploration! 🌍 📸Must-Visit Spots 🌟Udo Lighthouse The Udo Lighthouse is the island's iconic landmark and a must-visit Instagram hotspot📍 Standing beneath the lighthouse, with gentle sea breezes caressing your face, you can take in the breathtaking panoramic views of Udo. The endless azure ocean and rolling waves tell stories of the sea's grandeur and depth, offering a feast for the eyes at every glance. 🏖️White Sandy Beach The sand here is as fine as powder, incredibly soft beneath your bare feet👣 The water is so crystal clear that you can see small fish swimming below. Walking along the shoreline, waves lap at your feet bringing a cool sensation, allowing you to fully immerse in this peaceful and leisurely moment. 📚Haenyeo Museum Want to learn more about Jeju's unique female diver culture🧜‍♀️ Don't miss the Haenyeo Museum! The museum displays daily items and fishing tools used by these sea women. Through vivid images and authentic artifacts, it recreates their challenging yet legendary lives, taking you into this mysterious and ancient cultural world. 🌸Flower Road Every spring, Udo transforms into an ocean of flowers🌷 Walking along the Flower Road, colorful blooms compete for attention, creating rippling waves in the gentle breeze. The fragrant flowers make you feel as if you're in a fairy tale, lifting your spirits instantly. 🍱Local Delicacies You can't miss the local cuisine when visiting Udo😋 The fresh sashimi is highly recommended, with each slice perfectly cut, melting in your mouth with exquisite flavors. The sizzling grilled black pork🥩 paired with refreshing kimchi creates an explosion of happiness with every bite. The seafood pancakes are equally impressive, perfectly combining abundant seafood with crispy golden batter, delivering the taste of the ocean in every bite. 📷Photography Tips Udo is a natural photo studio📷 Whether you're posing by the lighthouse with the ocean as your backdrop for artistic shots, running and jumping on the white sandy beach to capture dynamic moments, or strolling along the Flower Road immersed in the blooming flowers, you'll easily get Instagram-worthy photos. Remember to wear vibrant colors like red or yellow, which stand out beautifully against the blue sea, sky, and flower fields. 🌅Stunning Sunset You must experience at least one sunset in Udo🌇 As the sun slowly descends, its rays dance on the sparkling water, bathing the entire island in a warm golden glow. Find a quiet spot to sit and admire this dreamlike scenery, and watch all your fatigue and worries melt away. 📌Helpful Tips The weather in Udo changes as quickly as a child's mood😜 Be sure to check the weather forecast before your trip and bring rain gear in case of sudden showers. Also, don't underestimate the strong UV rays - pack your sunscreen to protect your skin while enjoying your adventure.

When you go to Udo, you should rent an electric bike or an electric car and go around the city a lot! I also really like going around Udo! It was really nice to ride an electric car and stop by beautiful places that caught my eye here and there, and take pictures with pretty backgrounds as the center! Tourist attractions in the city are crowded with people, but since you're going around Udo, you can stop wherever you want and rest quietly! I highly recommend that you set aside a day to go to Udo and fully experience the tranquility of Jeju.🙌🏻 #MarchTravelSupportEvent

When you come to Niu Island, in addition to enjoying the unbeatable sea view, of course you can't miss the delicious food! This time we came to the super cute HAHAHOHO Burger 🍔 (하하호호 우도점), this handmade burger shop is recognized as the most popular one. Whether you are a local or a tourist, you must come for a pilgrimage! There are two signature burgers that you must try, both made with black pork. #济州服装堡哈尔滨荷花香盆香。 #济州服装堡 - Jeju garlic burger - juicy beef steak with garlic sauce from Jeju. The garlic sauce is slightly sweet, not spicy at all, and has a rich aroma and is smooth. #Niudao Peanut Burger——This burger perfectly incorporates the peanut butter, a specialty of Niudao, into it. It has a mixture of sweet and salty flavors, the sauce is rich but not greasy, and it is full of layers and surprisingly delicious. The best thing about coming here is that you can eat burgers while staring at the sea. It's really super relaxing! If you come to Niu Island, this super popular burger restaurant must be included in your itinerary. Whether it is the taste, atmosphere or photo taking, it is all great! / 𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 / ✅ HAHAHOHO Burger 📍 Address: 532 Udohaean-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do ⏰ Opening hours: 10:30–16:00 #FebruaryDestinations2025 #Jeju #Udo