Helping you plan amazing holidays
Jeju Island has a lot going for it.
The island’s beauty literally came out of chaos – it was created two million years ago from volcanic eruptions that formed craters, caves, and cliffs that are unlike anywhere else in the world, creating an island with a slew of spectacular landscapes.
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Fancy a holiday where you’ll be able to hop from one gorgeous beach to the next, visit all kinds of quirky museums, and see stunning natural landscapes? South Korea’s “island of the gods” – Jeju Island – is the perfect destination for you.
Whether you’re staying for 3 days or a week in this beautiful subtropical paradise, you’ll never run out of things to do. But what most first-time visitors are surprised to find out is that Jeju is huge. Even with a rental car, you can’t go around the whole island in one day. This is why you need to make sure you know exactly where to stay in Jeju, depending on what you’re in the mood to see and do.
This quick and easy guide to the island’s best hotels and accommodations will help you decide where to stay in Jeju. Whether you’re in the mood for an exciting road trip, tons of shopping and food crawls, or barefoot luxury, we’ve got the best of the island for you.
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Life in South Korea has certainly gotten faster and flashier in the last few years, but come spring, everyone stops to smell the flowers.
Winter melts and spring takes over, splashing the cities and the countryside with brilliant colors and fragrant scents.
The most awaited of these blooms, of course, is the cherry blossom. While we all wait with bated breath for the forecasts and the festivals, get a head start on your travel plans with these top tips for savoring spring in South Korea.
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There’s something that a lot of first-time travelers to Jeju don’t realize: the island is huge.
Most people think they can fly into Jeju in the morning, hike Hallasan mountain, visit 3 or 4 museums, spend an afternoon at the beach, maybe do a little shopping in Lotte Duty Free, before getting on the last flight out back to Seoul or Busan.
Even allotting two days in the island is not enough, not even for fast-paced travelers.
But if you only have two days and you want to experience Jeju’s beautiful natural landscape, you should go to Udo Island. [Read more…] about Udo Island – a taste of Jeju in a day
