• Songaksan Mountain - This mountain features a unique volcanic landscape with a rare double crater, offering stunning views of Halla Mountain and Sanbang Mountain.
• O’sulloc Tea Museum - The O’Sulloc Museum educates visitors about Korea’s traditional tea culture. The “o“ in “o’sulloc“ signifies appreciation and enjoyment, as well as the origin and exclusivity of sulloc tea. Opened in September 2001, the museum is a well-known landmark in Korea, designed to resemble a green tea cup.

At the O’sulloc Museum, visitors can savor unique o’sulloc teas and unwind by the lotus pond in the indoor garden. The second floor features an observatory with views of the nearby green tea fields and surrounding landscape.

• Cheonjeyeon Falls - Legend has it that Cheonjeyon Falls, meaning “the pond of God,” is where nymphs come to bathe. The first cascade is 22 meters high, forming a pond 21 meters deep. The water then flows to create a second cascade, 30 meters high. Above Cheonjeyon Falls is the beautiful Seonimkyo arch bridge, also known as Seven Nymphs Bridge.
• Daepo Haean Jusangjeolli Cliff - View the coastal columnar joints by yacht. These formations are part of a UNESCO-listed geopark.

• Entry/Admission Fee for Yacht Tour (KRW 60,000)
• Entry/Admission Fee for Cheonjeyon Falls (KRW 2,500)
• Fuel and parking fees
• Pick-up and drop-off services from your hotel in Jeju Island
• English-speaking driving guide with vehicle

• Lunch & Food & Drinks_15,000 KRW
• Personal expenses.