Five days of nature built around Jeju's forests, volcanic landscapes and coastline. The route links forest trails, the blue coastal road and the Sinchang Windmill Coastal Road, taking in Jeju's changing scenery from the interior to the shore in the comfort of a private charter.
Overview
This five-day, four-night private charter puts Jeju's mountains, forests, volcanic landscapes and coast centre stage. From the playful Snoopy Garden to the headland of Seopjikoji and the World Heritage crater of Seongsan Ilchulbong, then into the trees at Jeolmul Natural Recreation Forest and Hallasan National Park, with evenings at Dongmun Market and the Halla Arboretum Night Market. The final full day pairs the Osulloc Tea Museum and Bangju Church with a soak at the Sanbangsan Carbonate Hot Spring and a sunset drive along the Sinchang Windmill Coastal Road. Staying in Jeju City throughout, with a private driver to carry you from the interior to the sea in comfort.
Highlights
Itinerary
Arrive in Jeju to begin five relaxed days and four nights. Your private vehicle meets you at the airport and takes you to the hotel for a short rest before the nature exploration ahead. For dinner we recommend the well-known Black Pork Street in Jeju City, where authentic Jeju black pork opens the culinary chapter of your trip.
After breakfast, set off for the whimsical, fairytale Snoopy Garden, then on to Seopjikoji, where sea and sky meet, and the mighty Seongsan Ilchulbong. Lunch is a Jeju speciality of braised hairtail, and in the afternoon you browse Dongmun Market for local life and snacks before returning to the hotel after a full day.
Today you step into Jeju's natural embrace, walking the Jeolmul Natural Recreation Forest and Hallasan National Park and drawing fresh energy from forest and mountain. Lunch is a comforting bowl of tteokguk rice-cake soup; in the afternoon, pause for tea at the Gyulkkot Darak cafe, and in the evening wander the Halla Arboretum Night Market for local snacks to your heart's content.
Visit the popular Osulloc Tea Museum and immerse yourself in the world of green tea, then continue to the strikingly designed Bangju Church. Lunch is buckwheat noodles with dried pollock, followed by a relaxing soak at the Sanbangsan Carbonate Hot Spring and an early-evening drive along the Sinchang Windmill Coastal Road. Dinner is a feast of Jeju-style grilled meat at Myeongnyun Jinsa Galbi.
After breakfast at the hotel, pack your bags and let your private driver take you to Jeju International Airport, closing five days and four nights of nature and good food. You leave with a store of scenery and warm memories, and every reason to return to this restorative island.
Inclusions
Quoted per trip. Send us your dates, group size and hotel preferences and we will reply with a tailored quote.
Korea charter packages include 9 hours of vehicle use per day (between 08:00 at the earliest and 20:00 at the latest); overtime is charged per hour by vehicle type (Staria, Alphard, Solati, 25-seat and 45-seat coaches), with any part of an hour counted as a full 60 minutes. If you are travelling with a lot of luggage or large items, we recommend booking a suitably larger vehicle. The final plan and quote are confirmed by your travel consultant.
Stops
A soothing space themed around the much-loved Snoopy, blending art with nature. Several exhibition halls, a cafe and broad lawns make it ideal for photos, a stroll or family fun. The exhibits weave in Snoopy's gentle philosophy, full of playfulness and warmth.
A volcanic headland on Jeju's east coast, where dramatic sea views and sheer cliffs take the breath away. It has served as a location for several Korean dramas, and the coastal path offers wide views of blue sky and sea, perfect for photography and a walk.
A UNESCO World Natural Heritage site formed by an undersea volcanic eruption, with a spectacular crater and a famously beautiful sunrise. From the summit you look out over Jeju's east coast and the sea; an early climb to watch the sun rise is a classic experience not to be missed.
Jeju's oldest traditional market, selling all manner of local snacks, fruit, dried goods and souvenirs. Try the abalone porridge, fried squid and black-pork skewers: a paradise for anyone who wants to experience everyday culture and food.
An area of old-growth forest in central Jeju, with well-kept trails and rich natural ecology, ideal for hiking and forest bathing. Along the way you can feel Jeju's volcanic landscape and breathe the clean air; it is especially cool and pleasant in summer.
Home to Hallasan, the highest mountain in Korea, with magnificent volcanic terrain and rich plant and animal life. A choice of hiking trails means that whether you want an easy walk or a summit challenge, the natural beauty is all around you.
A distinctive cafe themed around Jeju's tangerines, blending local farming with thoughtful design. From a window seat you look out over Jeju's fields and blue sky while enjoying tangerine desserts and drinks, a restorative corner where it is easy to slow down.
A distinctive spot where nature meets night-market culture. The arboretum opens after dark with a variety of stalls offering Jeju specialities, handicrafts and light installations in a lively atmosphere, a popular way to experience Jeju's nightlife.
A cultural space created by Korea's best-known green-tea brand, introducing the history of tea, how it is made and the many ways to drink it. Outdoor tea fields merge with modern architecture, and you can taste, shop and take photos: a paradise for tea lovers.
Designed by a renowned architect on the theme of Noah's Ark, its form is simple yet deeply symbolic. Set in nature, the church seems to merge with sky, mountains and sea, a beautiful place for quiet reflection and photographs.
A natural carbonated spring at the foot of Sanbangsan, with water said to benefit the skin and circulation. Facilities are excellent, with indoor and open-air bathing areas, and you can soak while gazing out over Jeju's south-west coast: relaxation for body and mind at its finest.
A seaside road along Jeju's west coast where sea breezes and wind turbines make a picture-perfect scene. Walk or drive it to enjoy the blue coastline and distant mountains, a favourite spot for couples to stroll, take photos and watch the sunset.
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