Things to do in Hello Kitty Island

Had such a fun time on this Jeju tour! I loved visiting beautiful Instagram-worthy spots around Jeju Island, especially Hello Kitty Island, which was so cute and fun 📸💕 Shopping at Innisfree was a highlight, and I really enjoyed the tea tasting experience at Osulloc Tea Museum 🍵✨ Overall, a great way to enjoy Jeju and definitely worth it!

Fantastic day tour and one of the highlights of our Jeju trip. The itinerary was well planned and covered many attractions without feeling rushed. Hotel pickup was punctual, transportation was comfortable, and the guide was friendly, knowledgeable, and spoke clear English. We especially enjoyed Seongsan Ilchulbong, the coastal scenery, dolphin watching, and the live shooting experience. The included attraction tickets made the tour great value for money. Highly recommended for first-time visitors who want to see the best of Jeju in a day.

beautiful place and a must for the summer for Hydrangea. i was here 4 years ago in early June. I thought the hydrangea were lovely then. now in late june it is the full bloom of Hydrangea and it is even more amazing. the garden also changed slightly and I love taking rest in the large green house where there is a cafe inside. absolute beauty.

experience: it was a really wonderful experience, with the 5 different galleries, it gives some information during the Joseon times mixed with modern art as well.

It was a lot of fun, and 90 minutes was just right. Our kids, aged 10 and 12, had a great time. The location is within the Jungmun Tourist Complex, with a bus stop nearby. You can also use Uber to call a car (we arrived via MSC cruise). There's a cafe outside with free Wi-Fi, so those not participating can order drinks and wait there. Booking with Klook was convenient: no need to communicate in a foreign language; just show the QR code to the counter staff.

If you're only doing this activity, it's cheaper to buy it on Klook. Klook often has discount coupons available. However, if you want to do both this and Running Man, there's actually a slightly cheaper discounted price available on-site. Even if a child is over 150cm tall, they still need an adult to accompany them, and you'll need to pay extra for a double seat on-site. It's fun! The orange helmet is very cute. You can play for 10 minutes. Show the QR code at the Running Man lobby to redeem your ticket. Booking convenience with Klook: Very convenient, no need for foreign language communication, just scan and get your ticket.

Cartridge casings can hit you, and in fact, one hit a child on the arm! They said that spot felt hot for a moment, so I think it's safer to wear long sleeves. You can borrow a non-woven fabric apron for free that covers your neck area! The instructor was precise and polite. There is a staff member who can speak a little Japanese.

We did not expect Lunafall to be this theatrical and dramatic. We are impressed with the entire experience despite having language barrier. We got 2 Lunaballs for both our children to enhance the experience. They had a great time there. Recommended for family with children, it will be tricky for elderly with sight issue. The trail is dark albeit lighted at some point which will be alright for normal sighted person but challenging for elderly. It is not stroller and wheelchair friendly.

On a rainy day in Jeju, we spontaneously decided to do this activity. Booking through Klook offered a discount, and the redemption process was smooth. We went on a weekday, so there weren't many people. The same venue also offers activities like go-karting, Running Man, and a horror school, but we only visited the 4D馆 (4D Experience Hall) and took many photos, most of which featured Jeju characteristics.