Jeju Island
A captivating destination renowned for its natural beauty and volcanic landscapes, including Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak and the lava tube caves of Manjanggul and Gimnyeonggul, providing an insight into the island's volcanic origins. Jeju is also celebrated for its many unique traditions and cuisine.
Hallasan, South Korea's highest peak, dominates the island's centre, offering breathtaking hiking trails and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Jeju's coastline is equally stunning, with pristine beaches, rugged sea cliffs, and crystal-clear waters. Visitors can explore secluded coves, swim in natural pools, or simply relax on sandy shores such as Jungmun Beach and Hyeopjae Beach.
For a taste of something different, visitors can experience local customs such as haenyeo (female divers) harvesting seafood from the ocean floor, or indulge in Jeju's distinctive culinary offerings, including fresh seafood, black pork, and citrus fruits grown on the island's fertile soil.
