3 Days in Jeju, South Korea: The Perfect Itinerary 2025

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You might be looking for the perfect destination to make your vacation dreams come true. Or you are looking to see a side of South Korea that you can never find in its bustling cities. Or you could just be looking for a breathtakingly picturesque escape to nature. Whatever brings you here, Jeju Island is sure to give you a delightful experience and a lifetime's worth of photos to fill your Instagram feeds with.

Though small, this volcanic island is packed with the most exciting adventures you can enjoy alone, with friends and family, or your romantic partner - and we've created the perfect Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour itinerary that lets you enjoy the best that it has to offer.

What should expected for Jeju Island 3 Days 2 Nights Tour

Getting There

One of the best things about Jeju Island is its proximity to Seoul. The quickest way to get to the island is by plane. A direct flight to Jeju Island should take no longer than 1 hour and 15 minutes. You can book any of the cheap flights from Seoul to Jeju Island that fly several times daily, via Seoul's Gimpo Airport. Taking the ferry to Jeju Island is also a great option, although it's going to take a lot longer, and may even cost more than the price of an airline ticket.

Getting Around

There are plenty of ways to get around the island, too! The cheapest option is via the city bus, but you can also opt for bus tours. If you truly want to make the most of your Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour, a car rental is your best option as it allows you full control and flexibility with your schedule.

Where to Stay

A Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour is going to be busy, there's no doubt about that. This means a good hotel should be part of your Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour, one that guarantees a good night's rest and get you fully recharged for the rest of your trip. And we know just the place! Our list of recommended hotels in Jeju has a lot to offer and there's one for every type of traveler and every budget.

This special Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour itinerary is designed to let you make the most of your trip! We've mapped them out according to their proximity with each other, so you can see as many destinations as you can without wasting too much time on the road.

Jeju Island 3 Days 2 Nights Tour: Day 1

A strong start will set the mood for the rest of your Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour. That's why we've started your day 1 itinerary at one of the most scenic destinations in the entire island!

Jeju Folk Village Museum

Start the first day of your Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights itinerary by getting acquainted with its history and culture at the Jeju Folk Village Museum. Located about an hour away from the Yeomiji Botanical Garden, the Jeju Folk Village Museum is a living museum of sorts, fashioned after Tamna- and Joseon Dynasty-era Jeju village.

Cheonjeyeon Falls

Cheonjeyeon Falls

Jeju Island has several waterfalls you can visit, including the one pictured above.

Next on the list for the first day of your Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour is Cheonjeyeon Falls. Nicknamed 'The Pond of God,' the beautiful water formation is considered one of the most beautiful natural wonders to be found on Jeju Island along with the nearby Jeongbang Falls, which you can also visit while you're there. It has three sections, the last of which flow directly into the sea.

Jungmun Beach

From Cheonjeyeon Falls, you can trek the short distance to Jungmun Beach, South Korea's world-class surf spot. If you visit in the summertime, you'll need more than just a quick Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour, if only to give more time for swimming and aqua sports. You may even want to book any of our recommended hotels in Jungmun Beach, to make the most of this destination. But if you're here for a short visit, the cliff-bounded beach and beautiful, rocky scenery make it well worth the short visit.

Yeomiji Botanical Garden

Yeomiji Botanical Garden houses more than 2,000 species of plants, including the cacti and succulent collection pictured above.

After Jungmun Beach, take the 20-minute trek inland to Yeomiji Botanical Garden. This massive garden, dubbed among the best in Asia, houses roughly about 2,000 species of local, as well as rare tropical and subtropical plants.

Jungmun Resort Complex

All that walking and sightseeing is bound to leave you tired and hungry. And you wouldn't want to go on a lengthy drive to search for food. So, to complete your first day itinerary, head over for some dinner and fun in the Jungmun resort complex. Located just a 2-minute drive from the Botanical Garden, the resort complex features restaurants, bars, and karaoke bars that let you experience an authentic Jeju Island night-out.

Jeju Island 3 Days 2 Nights Tour: Day 2

Set your alarm clocks early - day 2 of your Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour will start a little bit early…

Seongsan Ilchulbong

Seongsan Ilchulbong is cone-shaped land formation on the water, formed from the eruption of a prehistoric underwater volcano. It is also known as 'Sunrise Peak' because this is where you can catch some of the most scenic sunrises you'll find anywhere in the world, hence the need for an early start. It’s a bit of an uphill trek, about 20-minutes long, and it can get chilly in the morning so dress appropriately.

Seopjikoji Coast

Seopjikoji Coast

This life-sized gingerbread house, known as the 'All-In House' is one of the many attractions you'll find on the Seopjikoji Coast.

Located a short drive away from the Seongsan Ilchulbong is the breathtaking coastal treasure that is Seopjikoji Coast. This volcanic terrain features otherworldly rock cliff formations and panoramic vistas of the coast. There are also some very interesting buildings atop the cape, including the life-sized gingerbread house known as the 'All-In House'. If you are willing to take a short trek, you can head up to the lighthouse, where you'll get the best views of the coast below and the Sunrise Peak a little bit ahead.

If it's warm enough, you can lay out a blanket on the open field for what is probably the most picturesque breakfast (or brunch) of your life.

Manjanggul Cave

Manjanggul Cave is a lava tube, formed from a volcanic eruption over 300,000 years ago, and is mere minutes away from Seopjikji Coast. Though there are many lava tubes on the area, many of them are closed off either because they are too small for humans to fit or because they have not been cleared for safety. The actual area that you can visit is a 1-km (0.7 mile) long cave where you'll find interesting stalactite and stalagmite formations. You'll also find massive lava columns, one even as high as 7 meters (23 ft).

At the end of your visit, make sure to stop by the museum to learn more about the history of the cave!

Hamdeok Beach

All that walking around and cave exploring is tiring - and that's why you'll need to wind down and maybe have a tall glass of cold drink. And there's no better place for that than the scenic Hamdeok Beach!

Here you'll find pristine white sand beaches, palm trees, and beautiful blue waters that, in the summer, is pleasantly warm and enjoyable for swimming. It also has some of the most breathtaking scenery in all Jeju Island, with the beautiful Hallasan Mountain and Seoubong Volcanic Cone towering overhead providing the most scenic background for your beach day.

And when you're all relaxed and rested from your afternoon on the beach, you're ready to take on the next destination on your itinerary: tour and dinner on Dongmun Market!

Dongmun Market

The last night of your Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour is the perfect opportunity to get yourself acquainted with its food culture. And there's no better place to get started than with a visit at the Dongmun Market. This popular evening market offers everything from fresh and dried seafoods, fruits, vegetables, and snacks that you can only find here!

Jeju Island 3 Days 2 Nights Tour: Day 3

After two packed days of touring and trekking the best nature has to offer, the last day of your Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour should be more relaxed and leisurely. You can even stay in bed a little longer, since the destinations for your last day are all within a short driving distance from the Jeju Airport.

Jeju National Museum

The Jeju National Museum is a massive museum complex that is dedicated to the long, rich history and archaeology of Jeju Island. One of the main focal points of the museum's collections is the Tamna Period of Jeju island. During this period, an indigenous culture thrived on the island, upon which much of Jeju's history is founded, until the island was politically absorbed into Korea's Joseon Dynasty.

Jeju Folklore and Natural History Museum

The Jeju Folklore and Natural History Museum

The Jeju Folklore and Natural History Museum has a display dedicated to the diving culture of its famous women divers known as the Haenye.

The rich ancient history of Jeju Island can never be fully understood without understanding its relationship with nature. And that's exactly what the Jeju Folklore and Natural History Museum offers! This museum has 3D displays of Jeju's flora and fauna, geological elements, and marine life that fed the long maritime history of the Jeju people.

The Jeju Folklore and Natural History Museum also has a massive collection of Jeju's cultural assets like farming tools, ritual materials, etc. Of particular interest in their Folklore Exhibition Hall are the manual diving gear used by the Haenye or women divers of Jeju.

Samseonghyeol Shrine

There's no better way to close your Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour than by paying your respects to the Samseonghyeol Shrine. The shrine is dedicated to the three demigods, Goeulla (Go), Bueulna (Bu), and Yangeulna (Yang), the founders the Tamna Kingdom of Jeju Island, and are believed to have been born here.

There are 3 sacred holes in the area, which, according to legends, are where the three demigods have emerged. There are special sacred festivals held here in honor of the demigods, but the place is open to visitors all year round.

There you have it - the Jeju Island 3 days 2 nights tour itinerary of your dreams! The only thing left to do is make it happen - book that Jeju Island trip today!

FAQs About Jeju Island 3 Days 2 Nights Tour

  • Are there direct flights to Jeju Island from Seoul?

    Yes! There are many direct flights to Jeju Island that fly out of Seoul's Gimpo Airport.


  • What can I do in Jeju Island?

    On warm summer days, Jeju Island offers endless swimming and aqua sporting opportunities. Besides the beach, Jeju Island has many natural wonders to see that are generally open for visitors all-year round.


  • Why is Jeju Island famous?

    Jeju Island is famous for its natural beauty. This island has volcanic formations, beautiful beaches, lava caves, and waterfalls.


  • Is Jeju Island worth visiting?i class="show-more-arrow">

    Yes! Whether you're looking for a long weekend getaway, or an extended vacation, you'll find some very interesting things to do on Jeju Island. It has a world-famous surfing beach, massive lava tubes, and beautiful cliffside hills that provide panoramic views of the coast.


  • How many days in Jeju Island is enough?

    If you're short on time, 3 days and 2 nights should be enough time to explore the best and most popular attractions of Jeju Island.


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