Jeju Overview

Jeju city, known locally as Jeju-si, is the capital of the Korean island of Jeju (sometimes spelled Cheju), the country's most popular summer holiday destination. With beautiful beaches, picturesque gardens and pretty waterfalls among its attractions, it draws visitors in large numbers from Japan and China, as well as from its own mainland. more...

Jeju Activities

The Green Tea Museum examines the popularity of green tea across Asia, not only as a drink but also as an ingredient in sweet products such as cakes and biscuits and in a variety of toiletries and cosmetics. Displays chronicle the history of the plant and the processes involved in making it into forms suitable for consumption and commercial use. more...

Jeju Sightseeing

A feature of Jeju since 1993, this impressive facility is dedicated to the study and preservation of plant life and is home to a collection of over 900 different species of trees and subtropical plants. The gardens alone feature more than 500 tree species and 90 plant species, while the greenhouse has over the 100 species of subtropical plants and the 103 species of native plants. Rare and endangered specimens on display include the michelia compressa, the chloranthus glaber and the euchresta japonica. Phone: +82 64 1330. more...

Jeju Transport

There are ferry services from mainland Korea from a number of cities including Busan, Incheon, Wando, Yeosu, Mokp'o and Noktong. There are also some services from Japan. All ferries dock at the main terminal in Jeju City. more...

Jeju Travel Tips

Jeju is not considered a dangerous destination and it's unlikely that visitors will encounter anything capable of seriously spoiling their holiday. Some petty crime exists but is not especially common and with a little awareness and common sense, visitors can reduce their chances of becoming targets. more...