I love this! Very helpful as I am planning my trip to Jeju next month. I was doubtful I can hike Hallasan but the route you went to seems manageable. Thank you!
That’s really very informative.. I visited Jeju last years.. but couldn’t complete the full iternary because of thunderstorm. Might visit during my next visit to Korea.
Timestamps: I traveled Jeju by bus both trips. Working on video with more Jeju tips~ 0:00 Preview 0:16 Top 5 Sites 1:10 7 Beaches 1:57 Jeju City (north) 3:22 Seogwipo City (south) 5:14 West Coast 6:54 East Coast 8:24 Central 9:15 Sites for Next Time
Very helpful video, thanks for sharing ur experiences! May I ask, which place do u think better for stay with kids, we want spend our time with beach and nature but also easy to get some restaurants or night market. and is it possible to go waterfall with kids, which is ofc we gonna bring her with stroller 🫣 Sorry for too much questions.
Glad to hear! Seogwipo City/Jungman in the south might be better, though it's an hour from the airport. Beaches, nature sites, resorts, museums, etc. The most stroller-friendly waterfall might be Cheonjiyeon Waterfall (not to be confused with Cheonjeyeon Waterfall which is close in spelling!) Another alternative is near Aewol Street or in the north-east there are beaches too. But I haven’t traveled with kids so I can’t say for sure! Have a nice trip!
Np! It wasn't the easiest, but still possible. Last resort, there's vegan burgers at the Lotteria fast-food chain or vegan ramen at convenience stores, or veganizing bimimbap at non-veg places. I wrote my recs here: heyroseanne.com/blog/8-vegan-restaurants-jeju-island-korea
There are some sites where the bus stops right in front, unfortunately many others require a bit of walking, but many taxis going to main tourist sites ~
My Jeju Travel Guide video and everything I wish I knew before visiting: ruclips.net/video/0NAG3vmkFZ8/видео.html
I am very impressed with how clean and beautiful this island is!
Very nice and thorough Jeju Island guide.
You’ve no idea how much you helped me omg thank you so much you’re the best ❤
I'm so glad! Hope you have a fun time in Jeju 🩵
I love this! Very helpful as I am planning my trip to Jeju next month. I was doubtful I can hike Hallasan but the route you went to seems manageable. Thank you!
Glad to hear! Haha yes I was worried too, but the route I took was quite short compared to the others. Have fun and take care!
That’s really very informative.. I visited Jeju last years.. but couldn’t complete the full iternary because of thunderstorm.
Might visit during my next visit to Korea.
Hope you're able to visit in better weather conditions!
Hopefully… because visiting next month again nearly 5-8 oct .. Thanks again
Omg so so helpful, loved this!❤
Yay I`m glad! Hope you have a fun time in Jeju!
Timestamps:
I traveled Jeju by bus both trips. Working on video with more Jeju tips~
0:00 Preview
0:16 Top 5 Sites
1:10 7 Beaches
1:57 Jeju City (north)
3:22 Seogwipo City (south)
5:14 West Coast
6:54 East Coast
8:24 Central
9:15 Sites for Next Time
Excellent guide, thank you!
Have a great time in Jeju! 🏞
Wow wonderful place 😮
Very helpful video, thanks for sharing ur experiences!
May I ask, which place do u think better for stay with kids, we want spend our time with beach and nature but also easy to get some restaurants or night market. and is it possible to go waterfall with kids, which is ofc we gonna bring her with stroller 🫣
Sorry for too much questions.
Glad to hear! Seogwipo City/Jungman in the south might be better, though it's an hour from the airport. Beaches, nature sites, resorts, museums, etc. The most stroller-friendly waterfall might be Cheonjiyeon Waterfall (not to be confused with Cheonjeyeon Waterfall which is close in spelling!)
Another alternative is near Aewol Street or in the north-east there are beaches too. But I haven’t traveled with kids so I can’t say for sure! Have a nice trip!
wow very nice content
Thanks for the informative video Roseanne! Are there many vegetarian or vegan food places in Jeju? How do you manage food-wise?
Np! It wasn't the easiest, but still possible. Last resort, there's vegan burgers at the Lotteria fast-food chain or vegan ramen at convenience stores, or veganizing bimimbap at non-veg places. I wrote my recs here: heyroseanne.com/blog/8-vegan-restaurants-jeju-island-korea
Tks for sharing. I wish you can youtube showing just Seniors which cannot walked much.Short distance is ok tks
There are some sites where the bus stops right in front, unfortunately many others require a bit of walking, but many taxis going to main tourist sites ~
How long did you stay in Jeju? Amazing video!
Thank you! First time was 4 nights, second time 5 or 6 nights!
How many days does it take to cover all these places?
For me it was over 2 trips, 3-5 days each. It depends if you're driving yourself or taking public transit.
@@RoseanneDucut thanks