Private Best of Jeju Island

Experience overview

Begin your day exploring Manjanggul Cave, one of Jeju's most remarkable natural wonders and part of the island's UNESCO-listed volcanic landscape. Formed by ancient lava flows, this impressive lava tube stretches for miles beneath the island and features fascinating rock formations, including lava stalactites, stalagmites, and one of the largest known lava columns in the world. Continue with your professional guide to Seongsan Sunrise Peak, another UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Jeju's most iconic landmarks. Rising dramatically from the sea, this volcanic crater formation offers spectacular coastal scenery and a unique glimpse into the island's geological history. Midday, you'll have free time to enjoy a traditional Korean lunch, with the opportunity to sample Jeju's renowned black pork barbecue at your own expense before traveling to Seongeup Folk Village. Located at the foot of Mt. Halla, this historic village preserves many of Jeju's cultural traditions. Wander among traditional homes, shrines, and local craft displays while learning about the island's heritage. Keep an eye out for the distinctive long-haired Jeju black pigs that can often be seen around the village. Your island adventure concludes at Ecoland Theme Park, set within the unique Gotjawal Forest. Ride a vintage-style Baldwin train through the scenic landscape, explore walking trails, visit the floating cafe, or discover the park's family-friendly attractions while gaining insight into Jeju's diverse ecosystem. Please Note: Entrance fees are not included in the tour price and are payable on the day of the tour. The fees are as follows: Manjanggul Cave: $3.00 US per person, Seongsan Sunrise Peak: $5.00 US per person, and Ecoland Theme Park: $12.00 US per person.