1100 Altitude Wetland on Mt. Halla
Begin your journey at the 1100 Altitude Wetland, a high-mountain ecosystem protected under the Ramsar Convention, nestled on the slopes of Mt. Hallasan — Korea’s highest peak and a rare triple-designated site as a UNESCO Natural Heritage, Global Geopark, and Biosphere Reserve. Stroll along the tranquil boardwalk, where cool breezes and misty air drift over ancient volcanic terrain, revealing stunning vistas and a unique display of ecological diversity.

Yacht Cruise (1hr)
Set sail on a luxurious yacht cruise along Jeju’s southern coast, where breathtaking natural beauty meets unforgettable experiences. From the deck, take in majestic views of Mt. Hallasan rising in the distance, and marvel at the towering hexagonal columns of Jusangjeolli Cliff — a highlight of the UNESCO Global Geopark. Stretching over 2.5 kilometres, these dramatic lava rock formations are best viewed from the sea, offering a truly spectacular coastal panorama.
On board, the friendly crew will guide you through a fun, hands-on fishing experience, perfect for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Enjoy a variety of complimentary snacks and drinks, including Jeju tangerine & green tea cookies, wine, beer, juice, and coffee. And for a playful twist, indulge in 3-minute cup ramyeon, just like your favourite K-pop Demon Hunters!

Lunch (Local Cuisine)
Savour local food in one of the best local restaurants nearby at reasonable price, which big bus tours cannot accommodate. Vegetarian menus will be also suggested.

Cheonjiyeon Falls
Relax at the serene Cheonjiyeon Falls, whose name means “the pond where heaven and earth meet.” Cool air rises from the cascading water, creating a refreshing atmosphere surrounded by lush subtropical forest. Designated as a UNESCO Global Geopark site, the area is geologically significant for its dual volcanic cliff formations and serves as a natural habitat for both rare subtropical trees and the giant mottled eels that live in its clear waters.

Jeongbang Waterfall
Marvel at one of Jeju Island’s most iconic natural wonders, and the only waterfall in Korea that falls directly into the ocean. Towering at 23 metres high, the waterfall dramatically spills over black volcanic cliffs into the sea, creating a mesmerising and powerful sight.

O'Sulloc Tea Museum
Refresh your senses at O’Sulloc Tea Museum & Innisfree Jeju House, nestled in a picturesque setting surrounded by lush green tea fields. Begin your visit with a serene stroll through this tranquil haven, and treat yourself to fresh matcha ice cream and green tea–infused desserts, crafted with Jeju’s finest ingredients.
Indulge in the prestige of the newly opened Ageing Cellar at O’Sulloc Tea Museum, where your guide will accompany you to enrich your complimentary tasting experience. Discover how premium teas are carefully aged in cedar, camphor, and oak barrels, allowing them to develop deep, complex flavours in a meticulously curated environment. (Subject to local conditions)