Cruise Layover : Private Jeju Highlight Tour
Why we love it?
The Cruise Layover: Private Jeju Highlight Tour offers an immersive 8-hour and 30-minute exploration of Jeju Island, catering to cruise passengers with limited time. This tour is ideal for travelers seeking a personalized experience, as it includes private transportation and an English-speaking guide. Participants will visit key attractions in Jeju-si and Seogwipo, allowing them to appreciate the island's natural beauty and cultural heritage. Distinctively, the tour begins and ends at the Jeju International Cruise Terminal, making it convenient for those on a layover. Bottled water is provided to ensure comfort throughout the day.
Inclusions
- English speaking Guide
- Pickup & Dropoff at Jeju International Cruise Terminal
- Bottled water
- Private transportation
Exclusions
- Personal Expenses
- Meals - tour guide suggest
Itinerary
Step 1
First, you will go to Hyeopjae Beach. This is beautiful beach with rocks, Jeju-men and an orange juice stand with some amazing homemade sparkling nectar of the gods. You can see Biyang-do from the beach and it helps clear your mind for your work. The view looks like an Emerald colored beach, which is not easy to be found in Korea
Step 2
If you want to try the largest theme park with various botanical gardens, tons of different birds and flowers and beautiful century- old bonsai trees in Jeju, you have to visit Hallim Park.
This is so big that there are many things to see. You can see a gate and all traditional houses in Jeju and find that each house and gate has meanings depending on wooden sticks positioned.
Or You can choose visit to Manorblanc Jeju, an analogue-sensitive cafe with a pretty garden with a view of the sea. You can see different types of flowers depending on the season.
Step 3
You will head to Suwol Bong hill designated as a Global GEO park by UNESCO. This walking path meanders along the coastline amidst stunning rock formations and beautiful views of the nearby islands. The palm trees found in the park were first planted in 1971. From that time, in an abandoned sandy field, they have been taken care of and have grown to create this amazing paradise. Suwolbong Peak was formed from a volcanic eruption and many worldwide geologists are interested in this hill
Step 4
It will be good chance for tea lovers to visit here. If you are interested in traditional tea culture, it’s the best time to have a cup of great tea there ( optional ). This is the largest green tea fields in Jeju. Filling the air with a pleasant aroma, green Tea Museum makes visitors fell free to roam around and sample the tastiness inside the museum.
Step 5
There is one mountain you can see in Jeju. Mount Sanbang is a very cool dome-shaped lava mountain with a beautiful temple carved into the side about half way up. The 20-minute hike to the temple is well worth it, offering stunning views of the landscape.
Step 6
You can go to Jeongbang waterfall or Cheonjeyeon Falls. You have to choose one of 2 waterfalls.
In Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, they have three waterfalls. The first is a bit underwhelming because the water actually falls “behind” the rocks so you can’t really see anything
Step 7
You can go to Jeongbang waterfall or Cheonjeyeon Falls.
Please Note
- Infant seats unavailable
- Not recommended for people with back problems
- Not suitable for pets
- Not stroller accessible
- Not wheelchair accessible
- You don't have to follow Itinerary above. Just let me know where you want to visit and explore
- Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
- Please add country code to your phone number at time of booking
- Please let us know in advance when you arrive at port.
Know Before You Go
- Infants must sit on laps
- Public transportation nearby
