4 DAYS JEJU PRIVATE TOUR

The red-and-white horse-shaped lighthouses at Iho Tewoo Beach stand side by side by the sea—Jeju’s most photogenic landmark and a perfect sunset photo spot.Aewol Coastal Road winds along Jeju’s west coast, famed for emerald waters, black basalt rocks and stylish seaside cafes. Drive or stroll the shore path and catch a dreamy sunset. An immersive media art sanctuary in Jeju! Created by d'strict, the studio behind the iconic "WAVE," light and sound bring eternal nature to life—giant waves, waterfalls and starry skies across ten breathtaking exhibits. A dreamlike, must-visit photo paradise! Sopjikoji Coastal Trail on Jeju’s eastern tip features black basalt cliffs, green fields, and a white lighthouse overlooking the blue sea, with views of Seongsan Ilchulbong.Snoopy Garden Jeju brings the PEANUTS world to life—explore indoor exhibits of classic comic scenes and stroll forest gardens with life-sized Snoopy and friends. A healing paradise for fans. Figure Museum Jeju packs eight themed halls with lifelike figures—from Marvel Avengers and Star Trek to Toy Story. Pose in 1:1 superhero scenes; a paradise for kids and collectors alike. Camellia Hill, Asia’s largest camellia arboretum, showcases 6,000 camellias of 500 species from 80 countries. Dreamy red blooms in winter, romantic hydrangeas in summer—a garden for all seasons. Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff showcases hexagonal basalt columns 30–40m tall, formed when Hallasan lava met the sea. Waves crash in white sprays along Korea’s largest columnar joint formation—Natural Monument No. 443. Cheonjeyeon Waterfall, one of Jeju’s three great falls, plunges into a jade pool where legend says celestial nymphs bathed. A lush subtropical gorge in Seogwipo, enchanting even at night. Seonimgyo Bridge is a 130m arched iron bridge spanning the Cheonjeyeon gorge, named after the legend of seven nymphs descending from heaven. Adorned with nymph carvings, it links the falls to Jungmun Resort with breathtaking valley views. Saebyeol Friends is a hands-on animal ranch facing Saebyeol Oreum in Aewol. Feed alpacas, Valais Blacknose sheep, capybaras and more against sweeping grassy hills—Jeju’s most healing family stop.  Jeju Shinhwa World is Korea’s premier integrated resort—four five-star hotels, a water park and Shinhwa Theme Park with 15 rides across three animation zones, from Larva adventures to Jeju’s only roller coaster, capped by night fireworks. Osulloc Tea Museum, Korea’s first tea-culture museum, sits beside the emerald Seogwang tea fields. Hailed among the world’s top museums—stroll the plantation and savour green-tea ice cream and desserts. 9.81 Park is Korea’s first gravity-racing theme park—pilot an engine-free Gravity Racer downhill while embracing Aewol’s sea views, then ride back up automatically facing Hallasan. A real-life Mario Kart!