Gangjeong-Jeju Island, Republika Koreja

Immerse yourself in two of the most iconic places on the island of Jeju, which have made greenery part of their very essence. The Gotjawal Provincial Park, which contains a forest that has created a perfect geological, ecological and cultural ecosystem. For a Zen break with the wow factor, there's the famous O’sulloc Tea Museum, an unmissable destination where design, elegance and tradition blend with one another

• Gotjawal Park
• O’sulloc Tea Museum

Welcome to the volcanic jungle of Jeju: at Gotjawal Provincial Park, you can step into a unique world! Here, trees, vines and volcanic rocks embrace each other in a single extraordinary element. It's the green heart of the island, perfect for relaxing, exploring and discovering how extraordinary the nature here really is. Its natural and cultural heritage will open its doors to you.

Then enjoy an unmissable break at the O'sulloc Tea Museum, the biggest organic tea farm in Korea, where the secrets of tradition are about to be revealed. Infinite plantations of green tea, scented air and a museum with a Zen soul, with a design that is among the most beautiful in the world. Here, tea is no laughing matter: grown on lava, caressed by fog, served as a work of art. A blend of aesthetics, scents and sweets that you can't resist. Sit down, taste, breathe…and you'll understand that slowing down for a moment has its place too.

On this journey, nature is in control, and will remind you just how small you are (and how wonderful it feels to be alive).

• Not recommended for people with reduced mobility.
• There are more than 100 steps up to the park observatory.

All the magic of Jeju at your disposal. Let yourself be seduced by the Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls (there's a reason they're known as “the Pond of God”) and by the beauty of Cheonjeyeon Valley. Then, Yakcheonsa Temple will show you its grandeur: imposing and beautiful, it's the biggest in the far east. If you want to venture beyond these tranquil places to somewhere overflowing with life, the Maeil Olle market in Seogwipo is the perfect place to end your trip. A journey where spirituality, nature and local life intersect to perfection.

• Cheonjeyeon Waterfall
• Cheonjeyeon Valley
• Yakcheonsa Temple
• The Dharma Hall, the Samseongak Shrine and the Sarira Pagoda
• Maeil Olle market in Seogwipo.

Get ready for an extraordinary tour of the most charming island in South Korea! Start at the Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls, the “Pond of God” (a name this epic is worth a trip in itself). Here, the water doesn't fall - it dances down a three-level waterfall which flows into the sea, surrounded by a jungle of rare plants and mysterious caves.

In Cheonjeyeon Valley, you'll cross the evocative Seonimgyo bridge, decorated with seven nymphs, and discover the legend engraved inside the Cheonjeru Tower.
It's time to be amazed once again, as you admire the magnificent Yakcheonsa Temple: it's 30 meters high. The statue of Vairocana, which is 5 meters high, will greet you at the entrance, while an 18-ton Buddhist bell and the sculpted walls all around you will make you feel so small. The Dharma Hall, built within a natural cave, the Samseongak Shrine and the Sarira Pagoda will only add to the wonder of all the things that surround you. It's the biggest temple in the far east, and it'll really feel it.

End on a high with a trip to the buzzing heart of local life: the Seogwipo Maeil Olle market. More than 600 meters of scents, flavors, colors and voices. Perfect for getting lost, being amazed, and finding yourself with your pockets stuffed with souvenirs. Ready to feel the real spirit of Jeju? Off we go!

• Closed-toe shoes suitable for the route are strongly recommended.
• This tour is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.
• Minimum age: 8 years

Discover the unmissable places that characterize the island of Jeju, from the peak of a volcano that looks out over the horizon to the roads of the traditional village of Seongeup, and the lively, bustling market of Maeil Olle in Seogwipo. Experience the most compelling corners of Jeju, with the promise to return.

• Spectacular views from Sunrise Peak on the Seongsan Ilchulbong volcano.
• Visit to the protected traditional village of Seongeup.
• Maeil Olle market in Seogwipo.

Welcome to Jeju: discover the best that this island has to offer with a local guide! Kick things off in grand style with a UNESCO wonder: Seongsan Ilchulbong and the famous Sunrise Peak. Once upon a time, it was a volcanic island standing out all on its own, but over time, the sand and shingle built up, 'attaching' it to the mainland. Today, you'll venture along the panoramic footpath that climbs up to the edge of the crater. The views? Incredible, particularly at dawn, when the sun rises over the horizon and leaves everyone open mouthed (and with a red-hot camera).

Then, travel back in time as you wander through the traditional village of Seongeup, where you will discover how the island's inhabitants used to live. Old houses, folk songs, traditional games, typical dishes and even the local dialect. A place where the soul of the island is preserved, between history and folklore, without any of the boredom of a museum.

If you love bustling urban life, the final stop is right up your street: explore Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market, the biggest market in the area, with 600 meters of colors, scents and local flavors. Perfect for a spot of shopping, for tasting the delicacies of the island, or simply for browsing amongst the stalls in search of an authentic souvenir or two.
You'll bring the island's nature, culture and local life back home with you (all totally stress-free!). Ready to set off?

• Not recommended for people with reduced mobility.
• There are about 900 steps to the top of Sunrise Peak.

Whether you're a lover of legends, a fan of unspoiled nature, or simply looking for something different, this combo will make your day extra special: before immersing yourself in a world of lava and myth at the cultural Stone Park, then get lost in the calm of the Saryeoni forest trail, one of Jeju's hidden treasures.

• Jeju Stone Park with Seolmundae Halmang and the stones of Obaek Janggun (the Five Hundred Generals)
• Saryeoni forest trail

Forget everything you think you know about open-air museums. Here, among the lava flows, mysterious sculptures and ancient legends, every step you take is a page in an epic story. The Jeju Stone Park is the beating heart of the island's identity, a place where the stone comes to life and tells stories of gods, generals and ancestors with super powers. Speaking of which, do you know Seolmundae Halmang? A giant grandmother-goddess who created the entire island and then ended up in a soup. (Yes, according to the legend, it really happened!)
If you feel eyes on you, it'll be the Obaek Janggun, or Five Hundred Generals, the stone guardians who protect the island with their stern and silent gaze. Walking among them catapults you into a mystical journey through mythology, art and volcanic vibrations.

Now it's time for a change of pace: step inside the green fairytale land of the Saryeoni Forest Trail. A path that leads past lofty Japanese cedars, oak and birch trees, fragrant cypresses, and a silence that reconnects you with everything that matters. Perfect for really switching off. And as a bonus? It's one of the 31 “hidden treasures” of Jeju.

You'll move slowly amidst the plays of light filtering through the leaves, the carpets of moss, and that crisp air that smells of freedom. It's only 550 meters long, but it feels like a real spiritual journey.

A sensory, spiritual and slightly crazy journey. Just like Jeju.

• Please note: Minimum age is 8 years.
• Not appropriate to heart conditions, limited mobility people, especially motor-wheelchair users.