Manjanggul Lava Tube Marvel at the incredibly well-preserved lava formations, including lava flow lines, stalactites, cupola ceilings, and lava toes, as you walk through 1 km underground passage leading to one of the largest lava columns in the world. The cave maintains a cool temperature of 11–15°C year-round, offering a refreshing escape from the outdoor heat. Bringing a light jacket is recommended, and wearing a hat can help protect you from occasional water droplets falling from the cave ceiling. (1 hour, 2 km round-trip walk)

Immerse yourself in a shower of oxygen and phytoncides from over 2,800 ancient Bija (nutmeg) trees in Bijarim Forest. Discover the awe-inspiring beauty of the New Millennial Tree, standing tall for over 900 years.

Time to savor local food. We’ll suggest the best local kitchens around at a reasonable price, which a big bus tour cannot accommodate. Vegetarian menus will be also suggested. (Lunch cost is excluded)

Woman Divers Show: Meet women divers at the outdoor show volunteered by women divers from Seongsan Village. Watching the real women divers’ singing labor songs and diving into the water to come back with catches will be a good chance to appreciate their UNESCO listed culture. (20 min. Subject to weather condition)

Get healed while hiking up Seongsan Ilchulbong, the no.1 tourist attraction in Jeju. Characterized by its distinctive bowl shape, this beautiful volcanic crater rises up to 180 meters above sea level. Reaching the summit offers a sense of accomplishment and a deeply therapeutic moment from awe-inspiring views. (Hiking trail 1.2km, 60 min.)

Seopjikoji Capre Wrap up your adventure at a scenic café with dramatic views or enjoy a memorable moment on Seopjikoji’s iconic grand swing. As a popular filming location for many Korean dramas, Seopjikoji offers a lasting impression of peaceful coastal beauty, with a nostalgic white lighthouse perched at the tip of the cape.

* The remaining hours will be allotted for the travel time from pick-up until drop-off.