🇰🇷 A–Z JEJU ISLAND TRAVEL GUIDE FOR FIRST-TIME KOREA VISITORS
Planning your first trip to Korea and don’t want to get lost on Jeju Island? This complete A–Z travel guide from Phuot Bui Korea has everything you need – super detailed, easy to follow, and 100% practical! 💯


✈️ 1️⃣ HOW TO GET TO JEJU
From Seoul or Busan:
Domestic flights – quick and affordable (~1 hour)
• Budget airlines: Jeju Air, T’way, Jin Air, Air Busan
• Price: 20,000–60,000 KRW/way (book early for best deals)
💡 Tip: Book morning or evening flights to save both money and sightseeing time!


🚗 2️⃣ HOW TO GET AROUND JEJU
3 main ways to explore the island:
Rent a car – best for flexibility, especially with an international driver’s license
→ Recommended companies: Lotte Rent-a-Car, AJ Rent-a-Car
Note: Drive on the right-hand side, and watch out for Korean-only signs
Public buses – budget-friendly but slower, routes can be tricky
Hire a private car with driver – best option if you don’t drive – message Phuot Bui JP Tu Tuc for local booking help!


🏨 3️⃣ WHERE TO STAY IN JEJU
🔹 Jeju City (North) – close to the airport, night market, and food spots
🔹 Seogwipo (South) – near waterfalls, beaches, and fresh air
🔹 Aewol / Jungmun – luxury resorts, ocean views, and trendy seaside cafes


🌿 4️⃣ MUST-VISIT PLACES IN JEJU
▶️ Nature: Hallasan Mountain, Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, Hyeopjae Beach, Jeongbang Waterfall
▶️ Culture & History: Seongeup Folk Village, Yakcheonsa Temple
▶️ Cafes & Instagram spots: Aewol Coastal Road, Monsant Café, Café Bomnal
▶️ Family-friendly fun: Teddy Bear Museum, Hello Kitty Island, Maze Land
▶️ Food & Shopping: Dongmun Market, local seafood and abalone restaurants


🍽️ 5️⃣ MUST-TRY FOODS IN JEJU
🔥 Abalone: Abalone porridge or grilled with cheese – best in Seogwipo
🔥 Jeju Black Pork BBQ: Famous for its tender texture – try Donsadon or Heukdonga
🔥 Jeju Cold Noodles: Chewy, refreshing – perfect for hot days
🔥 Fresh Seafood: Eat sashimi at Dongmun Market
🍊 Jeju Tangerines: In season from Nov–Feb, or try bottled tangerine juice


⚠️ 6️⃣ IMPORTANT TIPS
• Locals speak Korean with a strong Jeju accent – use Papago app for translations
• Weather changes fast – always carry a light jacket and small umbrella
• Bring cash – many small shops don’t accept foreign cards
• Rent a 4G SIM card or WiFi router at Incheon or Jeju Airport
Plan smart – Jeju is bigger than you think! Don’t try to visit too many spots in one day


📩 Need a custom Jeju itinerary or private car with a local driver?
👉 DM Phuot Bui JP Tu Tuc – we offer free travel advice & support!

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