Practical transportation guides for Jeju Island, including buses, taxis, rental cars, airport transfers, and car-free travel.
Find the transport guide for your journey
- Bus basics, fares and travel cards — begin here if you have not used Jeju buses before.
- Airport to Jungmun: 600 vs 181/182 — compare the routes against your hotel’s actual location.
- Route 201 and the east coast — plan coastal journeys through the eastern side of the island.
- Route 202 and the west coast — use this for the Aewol, Hallim and Hyeopjae corridor.
- Bus stops, directions and live arrivals — check this when you know the route but are unsure where or when to board.
Keep three details together: the accommodation’s exact address, the stop for your direction of travel, and a return option. A route that passes through a large town does not necessarily stop near every hotel or attraction carrying that town’s name.
For a complete trip using buses and short taxi rides, pair these guides with the two-day car-free route. Confirm current timetables and live arrivals through the official links in the individual route guides.
Start with this guide
Jeju Island Without a Car: Complete Bus, Taxi & Itinerary Guide
This is the best starting point if you are unsure whether you need a rental car. It explains where to stay, how to combine buses and taxis, realistic daily routes, airport transfers, useful apps and common mistakes.
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Plan by travel style
If you prefer public transport, start with the car-free guide and choose accommodation in Jeju City or Seogwipo. If you plan to drive, use the rental-car guide for IDP requirements, pickup, insurance, navigation and route planning.