Practical Jeju Island travel guides for international visitors.
From September 11 to November 30, 2026, the first 1,000 eligible Jeju tourists staying at least 1 night at a safety-certified rural guesthouse can claim a KRW 20,000 benefit after posting a qualifying review.
To reach Hyeopjae without a car, use westbound Express Bus 102 toward Hallim and connect to Bus 202, or start Bus 202 from Jeju Bus Terminal. Check live times before travel.
Jeju hairtail appears grilled, braised, fried and even as sashimi. This practical guide explains the difference between grilled and braised cutlassfish and how to order without overbuying.
Udo ferries leave from Seongsan and Jongdal, with crossings of about 10–15 minutes. Plan around weather, final ferry times and at least 3–4 hours on the island.
A two-day Jeju route for travelers without a rental car: keep one base, focus on the northeast/east corridor, and avoid wasting half the trip crossing the island.
Choosing between Jeju City and Hamdeok without a rental car? Compare airport access, east-coast buses, beach time, dining and day-trip flexibility.
Bus 101 is Jeju’s east-coast express route from the airport via Jocheon toward Gimnyeong and Seongsan. Here is how to use it for a Hamdeok stay without a car.
Hallasan summit access in September 2026 is different: the upper Gwaneumsa section is closed through September 30, so Baengnokdam is reachable only via Seongpanak.
Compare Hamdeok and Aewol as Jeju bases for beaches, cafés, east/west sightseeing and public transport before choosing where to stay on the island.
Use Jeju’s official bus network to reach Aewol: when express Bus 102 makes sense, when local Bus 202 is more useful, and why your exact Aewol stop matters.