This free Jeju Tourism Organization site offers monthly themed travel destinations, hotels and guest house info, and features hot restaurants and cafes all combined with searchable maps and bus routes.

Jeju Tourist Map - Official Tourism Map of Jeju Island Author: Jeju Tourism Organization Subject: Jeju Official Tourist Map without Advertisements Produced by Jeju Tourism Organization Created Date: 6/7/2024 2:10:08 PM

If you know anything about Jeju, you have likely heard about the island's haenyeo. These are women that dive without any breathing equipment to harvest shellfish and other seafood along the coast of the island.

On Jeju, bushes of red camellias are the highlight of many of Jeju’s winter flower gardens. In bloom from mid-November until the beginning of spring, these flowers are as comforting in winter as a warm fireplace or a thick jacket.

Jeju has many festivals that provide visitors with memorable experiences. January begins with the Seongsan Sunrise Festival, where participants welcome the New Year. The Jeju Fire Festival signals the start of spring, before the Cherry Blossom …

Hello Kitty Island, where heartwarming stories live and breathe alongside Hello Kitty, is sure to provide a moving experience. Spend the day with Hello Kitty and discover the brand’s 40 years of history in a single day journey filled with interesting stories and tales.

Just leave yourself to the various Jeju festivals and enjoy the island according to your tastes and convenience. ‣ Jeju Food Expo: October 4 ~ 6 / The area of Jeju Citizen Welfare Town Square ‣ Tamna Cultural Festival: October 9 ~ 13 / The area of Jeju Tamna Culture Square

Jeju, loved and known the world over as an island of natural beauty, is a volcanic landform created by an eruption. It not only has great scenery, but also great geological significance. It has over 360 oreums (parasitic cones) and 160 lava tubes, and the entire island was designated as a biosphere reserve in 2002.

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Depending on how you choose to travel around the island you can spend anything from a few hours to a full day (or more) exploring its sites. While it is much smaller than Jeju, Udo still has all the amenities you could want, including plenty of restaurants, cafes, and places to stay.