Jeju City Day Tour: Five stops from tea fields to coastal cliffs

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Duration9h–10h

GroupUp to 43

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Walk through endless green tea rows, then stand where a waterfall meets the ocean

A nine to ten-hour guided tour of Jeju City's southern coast covers Hueree Nature Life Park, Jeongbang Waterfall, Jusangjeolli Cliff, O'Sulloc Tea Museum and Mt. Halla's Eoseungsaengak Trail, with pickup from four locations across the city and a licensed English-speaking guide. Hueree admission (KRW 8,000 by cash or KRW 12,000 by card) is paid on-site; the itinerary adjusts for weather and seasonal conditions, with alternative stops available if access is restricted.

9h–10h

Step-by-step itinerary

Jeju Southern Authentic Day Tour

Pickup in Jeju City
Visit Hueree Natural Life Park or Oedolgae Rock
See Jeongbang Waterfall or Cheonjiyeon Waterfall
Explore Jusangjeolli Cliff
Visit O’sulloc Tea Museum and green tea fields
Hike Mt. Halla Eoseungsaengak Trail or alternative trails
Tour ends at drop-off location

The Experience

The tour starts with pickup from one of four locations — Ocean Suites Hotel at 9:10am, Lotte Duty Free at 8:40am, Shilla Duty Free at 8:30am, or Jeju Airport at 8:55am — and moves through the day in an air-conditioned vehicle with a licensed guide. Parking and fuel are covered, so the logistics of getting between stops are already arranged.

Hueree Nature Life Park opens the itinerary with seasonal flowers and easy walking paths through quiet countryside; from July through September, this stop may be replaced with Oedolgae Rock depending on conditions. Jeongbang Waterfall comes next — a rare sight where water flows directly into the sea — though if weather closes access, the guide will take you to Cheonjiyeon Waterfall instead. Jusangjeolli Cliff follows, a formation of black hexagonal stone pillars that rise like a folding screen along the coast.

O'Sulloc Tea Museum is where the afternoon slows down. You walk through wide green tea fields, then move into the museum to taste green tea and sample desserts. The final stop is Mt. Halla's Eoseungsaengak Trail, though snow, weather or traffic may shift this to the 1100 Altitude Wetland or Saebyeol Oreum instead. The tour officially ends at Dongmun Traditional Market, where you can explore local street food on your own time — the guide does not conduct a tour there.

What’s included

Licensed English-speaking guide.
air-conditioned vehicle.
parking and fuel.
access to five main stops across Jeju's south coast.

Good to know

Easy physical levelNot for heart conditions

Operated by Lucas Travel

Is this one for you?Book this tour if you want to see multiple coastal and mountain landmarks without arranging your own transport or worrying about which stops are open — the guide handles weather changes and timing, and the vehicle moves you between each site.