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Check car rental price trends and popular insights in Jeju to make your booking easier
Booking a car rental in Jeju about 7 days in advance can get you a price lower than the average.
In the past 3 hours, suppliers with the lowest car rental price in Jeju are One rent a car Kia Morning: US$25, LOTTE rent-a-car Hyundai Staria: US$42, BUDGET Hyundai Sonata: US$60, BELLA JEJU MINI Cooper: US$63.
Based on authentic user ratings and reviews, the best car rental suppliers in Jeju are The Safe Rent A Car (4.8, 151 reviews), 제주OK렌터카 (Jeju OK Rent-A-Car) (4.7, 264 reviews), One rent a car (4.6, 257 reviews), Jeju Angelcar (4.6, 322 reviews).
Standard SUV is the most popular car type to rent in Jeju. The average daily price for a Standard SUV is US$47, but some users have found rates as low as US$9.
February has the lowest average daily rate at US$53. The most expensive month is July, with an average daily rate of US$92, 38.50% higher the annual average of US$66.
Most popular car rental suppliers | 제주OK렌터카 (Jeju OK Rent-A-Car) |
|---|---|
Most popular type | Compact car |
Typical rental periods | 3 days |
Renting a car in Jeju is one of the best ways to explore this beautiful island. You must be at least 21 years old to rent a car, and most companies require at least one year of driving experience. International visitors need an International Driving Permit (IDP) along with their home country's license and passport. The IDP must be under either the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic or the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic. Most Korean rental companies typically require a credit card for the security deposit, ranging from ₩300,000 to ₩500,000 ($230-380), which is refunded upon returning the vehicle undamaged. Some companies don't charge deposits. For depsoit information, you can check it on Trip.com.
Jeju's well-maintained roads and scenic routes make it suitable for various vehicle types. Here are popular choices:
The island's mild climate makes any vehicle type suitable year-round, though SUVs offer better visibility for scenic coastal drives.
Driving in Jeju follows standard Korean rules, with right-hand traffic. Speed limits are clearly marked and generally set at:
Korea has zero tolerance for drinking and driving, with a strict legal limit of 0.03%. All passengers must wear seatbelts, and children under 6 need appropriate car seats.
Jeju International Airport makes car rental incredibly convenient. The rental car center is located just 5 minutes from the terminal by free shuttle bus. Major local companies like Lotte Rent a Car, and SK Rent a Car have counters here. Most staff speak basic English, and some companies offer English GPS systems.
Pro tips:
Traffic in Jeju is generally lighter than mainland Korea, but certain patterns emerge. The busiest times are during summer holidays (July-August) and major Korean holidays like Chuseok and Seollal. The coastal road (1132) can get busy during sunset hours, especially near popular attractions like Seongsan Ilchulbong and Hyeopjae Beach. The island's main highway (1139) connecting the airport to Seogwipo city can experience some congestion during peak tourist seasons.
Fueling in Jeju is straightforward and relatively affordable compared to mainland Korea. Gas stations are plentiful around the island, with prices typically ranging from ₩1,500-1,700 (about $1.15-$1.30) per liter. Many stations are self-service, though attendants are usually available to help. If you're renting an electric vehicle, Jeju boasts one of Korea's best charging networks, with stations available at most major tourist spots and along main routes. Please note that EV charging stations on Jeju do not accept credit or debit cards issued outside of Korea. You can purchase an EV charging card from the car rental company when you pick up your electric vehicle.
Parking in Jeju is generally easier and more affordable than in major Korean cities. Most attractions offer parking lots with reasonable fees:
Many restaurants and cafes offer free parking for customers. However, popular spots like Seongsan Ilchulbong and Hallasan National Park can get crowded during peak seasons, so it’s best to arrive early.
Jeju's circular coastal road makes it perfect for road trips. A complete circuit of the island takes about 3-4 hours without stops, but most visitors spread it over several days. Popular routes include:
| Route | Stops | Highlights |
| East Coast Route | Jeju City → Seongsan Ilchulbong → Seopjikoji → Woljeongri Beach | Sunrise views, coastal scenery, seafood restaurants |
| West Coast Route | Jeju City → Hallim Park → Hyeopjae Beach → Osulloc Tea Museum | White sand beaches, cafes, tea plantations |
| South Coast Route | Seogwipo → Cheonjiyeon Waterfall → Jusangjeolli Cliff → Yakcheonsa Temple | Waterfalls, dramatic cliffs, cultural sites |
| North Coast Route | Jeju City → Hamdeok Beach → Ecoland | Beaches and shores, amusenment parks |
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