Destination Guide

Jeju Island

Volcanic Paradise — UNESCO Heritage and Natural Wonders

Population

700,000

Language

Korean

Currency

KRW

Timezone

GMT+9

Best Season

Spring (Apr-May) / Fall (Sep-Oct)

When is the best time to visit Jeju Island?

Spring (Apr-May) / Fall (Sep-Oct) is the best season for school groups in Jeju Island. Korea runs on GMT+9, which is three and a half hours ahead of India, and the local currency is the KRW. The working language is Korean, and our guides accompany the group throughout.

What do school groups see in Jeju Island?

Our Jeju Island itineraries draw from 8 sites, including Seongsan Sunrise Peak, Yongduam Dragon Head Rock, Mysterious Road. Which of them a group visits depends on the package length and the school’s learning goals — the full list is below, and we confirm the final itinerary with the school before travel.

What to See in Jeju Island

All 8 sites we draw from when building a Jeju Island itinerary for school groups.

Seongsan Sunrise Peak

nature

UNESCO World Heritage, 100,000 year old volcanic crater

Yongduam Dragon Head Rock

nature

Dragon-shaped rock formation, Jeju symbol

Mysterious Road

attraction

Optical illusion gravity-defying road

Seongeup Folk Village

traditional

Traditional Jeju culture, stone grandfather statues

Cheonjiyeon Falls

nature

22m waterfall with subtropical forest

Jeju Olle Trail

hiking

Coastal walking trail around the island

Haenyeo Women Divers

culture

UNESCO heritage female free-diving tradition

Jeju Aerospace Museum

education

Aviation and space science museum

Explore Packages Visiting Jeju Island

See which of our educational tour packages include Jeju Island on the itinerary.

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