"Planning a course," an essential step in having a great trip. Jeju has a lot of eateries and tourist attractions, so making a schedule can be challenging. We would like to present a simple method for travelers who find it difficult to see this and that when organizing a trip. Let's go over Triple's typical three-night, four-day course recommendation as well.
How to plan the Jeju course
Step 1: Decide the concept of the trip
Let's first decide on the theme you wish to use for your trip to Jeju. The course varies according to ideas like experiences, restaurants, tourism, and chillaxing. If you are traveling with someone else, take into account their preferences, including those of friends, parents, and lovers.
Step 2: Understanding the Jeju area
Now that the idea has been established, let's get to know Jeju. Jeju is three times the size of Seoul and is made up of six areas: Jeju downtown, Seogwipo, Jungmun, Seongsan, and Udo Island. Having a thorough understanding of each region's features facilitates route planning. Once you have confirmed accommodation for the trip as a base, let's work together to draft a thorough itinerary.
Step 3: Find a place you want to go
Once you've selected the base area, let's add the restaurants and tourist attractions we want to see to your schedule. By selecting categories like restaurants and tourism, Triple allows you to see only the locations you are interested in. Your own schedule will be completed if you save only the locations you wish to visit. It is effective because you can quickly determine the travel distance to a few chosen locations.
Standard itinerary for a three-night, four-day trip to Jeju
If you don't have enough time to plan your trip, TRIPLE Korea recommends a three-night, four-day trip. Our recommended course is around Seogwipo. You can tailor it to your needs and preferences, such as switching the timing of your visit or changing the number of travel days.
Meeting Jeju for the first time
Day 1
Look around the West of Jeju
The itinerary from Jeju City to Seogwipo. As you enjoy meat noodles near the airport and drive along the Aewol Coastal Road, you'll know you've arrived on Jeju Island. Don't forget the major tourist attractions like Camellia Hill and the O'sulloc Tea Museum.
Explore Udo Island to the fullest
Spend a day enjoying the natural beauty of Udo Island. Take a peaceful walk around the island. Make sure you take a light jacket as it can get quite windy.
Immerse Yourself into the Natural Beauty of Jeju
Start from Seogwipo and have your journey through mid-mountain areas, ending near Jeju City. Begin with breakfast near your accommodation, then enjoy a quiet walk through Saryeoni Forest Path and Sangumburi Crater. End the day at Seoubong, famous for its stunning sunsets.
Make the Most of Your Last Day!
Explore the area near the airport. After dining at a popular restaurant, relax along the coastal road and hang out at the Ihoteu Beach before heading back to the airport.
