Excursão de um dia em grupo pequeno pela UNESCO em Jeju Premium - Sul/Leste/Oeste

It was convenient for me and my friend to be picked up right at our hotel lobby. Our charming, hardworking and very knowledgeable tour guide Andrew made us feel comfortable and at ease from the start. He taught us some basic Korean and made sure we could recognise and avoid the bad expressions. His extensive knowledge of Jeju history and humorous trivia made the trip more than interesting. Our trek on Hallasan was cancelled due to heavy snowfall the previous day, but he made sure we took lovely photos whilst playing with us in the deep snow. He also explained how the lava from Hallasan flowed into the Jungmun sea forming stone pillars known as Jusangjeolli as we admired the emerald ocean waves kissing the lava cliff. He would point out to trees and flowers and tell us the names, the most amusing was the ‘what tree’. Before lunch, he shared the history behind the tastiness of black pork. Take this tour to hear it for yourself. Despite that gross bit regarding black pigs, we immensely enjoyed the black pork served two ways, in hot soup and spicy pork with cold noodles. We finished everything including the side dishes. We had to leave the group because we had signed up for a free tour organised by our hotel. Andrew so kindly made arrangements for transport for me and my friend back to our hotel. We were sad to miss the rest of the tour so it means we’ll have to return to Jeju and book another tour with Core Travel for stress-free, professional and heartfelt service.

The east side tour was really amazing! The Manjanggul cave was really cool, the beach was beautiful, the haenyeo (woman divers) museum was really inspiring, and lastly, the view from Seongsan Ilchulbong was breathtaking. We got to see the woman divers doing a show as well. At the end of the trip, we even had a foot bath! We were taught how to scrub our feet with the bath salts. There is quite a lot of walking and stairs to climb for this tour, especially for the lava cave and Seongsan, so be prepared for that. I also have to give a shout-out to our amazing guide, Helen. She is so sweet and funny and told us so many stories about Jeju to entertain us on the trip. I learned so much about Jeju's history and culture. I really love Jeju Island. I highly recommend this tour. It's a little on the pricey side, but I think it's worth it because you get to visit quite a few UNESCO Heritage sites.

My friend and I took the Southern Jeju Day Tour featuring the beauty of UNESCO designated sites. The first stop could have never been more perfect! We went to Mt. Hallasan for a short hike through Eoseungsaengak trail. It was sunny when we went so the majestic beauty of the sunlight passing through snow-piled tree branches was a feast for our eyes. Next, we admired the view of Jusangjeolli Cliff. The cliff had geometric rock formations which look like they were perfectly carved. Then, we had the famous black pork noodle for lunch. Truly a must try! In the afternoon, we resumed our trip by visiting a Buddhist temple. Next, we visited the Cheonjiyeon falls which is one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. It was calming and peaceful just strolling around the falls. Lastly, we ended the trip with an afternoon tea at a private tea farm! A perfect culmination to the tour. Our tour guide was Henry Jung. He was very infomative, patient, and humorous. Our driver was very polite too. This is definitely a 5-star worthy tour.

Our tour guide Nicole was very cheerful and informative. She shared with us about the story, local culture and some joke about the places. Even willing to find us some food recommendation after the trip. We spent 40-60min per location. And do expect some hiking in Mt Halla. We had pork noodle for lunch and enjoyed the tea before the tour ended. The scenery was amazing and thanks to Nicole for helping us taking photo!

Highly recommend this south tour as it was enough to see the south of Jeju Island. There was a lot of walking, hills, and steps, however, that's what touring is all about! Our amazing tour guide, Nicole, is helpful and super friendly. She explained each destination's history in detail. Please note that each stop was made "chop-chop" which will make you feel rushed, but it was still worth it.

Aunque fue un día lluvioso, disfruté mucho de esta excursión de un día con mis amigos. Tuvimos la suerte de contar con dos guías considerados, experimentados y de trato fácil, Jin y Henry. Nos llevaron a visitar las atracciones imprescindibles de Jeju, como el tubo de lava Manjanggul, Seongsan Ilchulbong y el Museo Jeju Haenyeo. Disfrutar de un masaje coreano de pies fue un final maravilloso para este viaje. Por cierto, disfrutamos de un delicioso almuerzo tradicional coreano en un restaurante cerca de la playa. Sinceramente, recomiendo encarecidamente unirse a este magnífico tour, y si tienen tanta suerte como nosotros, ¡tendrán a Jin y Henry como sus guías!

The day we had our tour it would not stop raining (monsoon season) and whilst most tour guides would call it a day, our guide Michelle gave it her utmost. All locations on our chosen tour were scenic outdoor ones and Michelle only changed one of those, so as to keep us safe. The rest of the tour remained unchanged yet she still checked in with us regularly to accommodate our different speeds and preferences. She patiently took photos of us, sang two national songs for us, shared personal experiences of way of life in mainland Korea and Jeju and placed these within the context of the country’s history. The van for transport was the most comfortable I’ve ever ridden, I normally get car sick but Michelle’s driving was smooth and the van very comfortable. The tour was well-paced considering we visited 8 places in just 7 and a half hours; I was not at my fittest and I could still keep up and take in the beautiful natural wonders. Lunch was at a beautiful local spot where we got a hearty (and delicious 🤭) bowl of noodle soup that you can only taste in Jeju. I feel so lucky to have have visited such beautiful places with such great company (our tour guide).

Great tour. We started with a visit to Manjang Cave. Our guide, Paul, gave us a lot of explanations about the lava formations. We then went to Woljeongri Beach, which was a waste of time. Sure, the sand is white, but the place is just boring and not a nice place to take pictures. We had lunch at a fried fish restaurant. The meal was delicious. We visited the Jeju Haenyeo Museum and watched the Haenyeo show. Then we climbed up Seongsan Sunrise Peak. It was a short but tiring climb since we were short on time. We then visited a herb park, which was lovely, but we didn't get much time to look around. We washed our feet with lavender and applied some peppermint oil afterward. A very nice experience.

We participated in the South Course day tour. The arrangement of all attractions and the guide's explanations were excellent, highly recommended. The first stop on the itinerary was hiking Hallasan. Our guide, at 69 years old, didn't even pant throughout the entire hike, didn't need a single sip of water, and could even introduce Hallasan while walking. We truly admire him. With car transfers, visiting multiple World Heritage sites in one day is absolutely no problem. You can rest in the car after visiting each attraction, so it doesn't feel tiring. The favorite attraction of the day was the green tea farm cafe. Originally, we weren't very interested in this place, but the desserts and souvenirs here are definitely worth spending more time on. Because many tourists visit, buying souvenirs and queuing for desserts take a lot of time. It would be better if more time could be allocated to this attraction. We recommend everyone to set aside time to queue for the green tea ice cream. The guide's English explanations and physical fitness were top-notch, and he was also very enthusiastic about helping us take photos.

We were contacted one day in advance regarding the waiting time and place, as well as our assigned driver (Paul). We were lucky to have a small group of only 4, including two other ladies from Singapore. Please note that it is quite cool inside the Manjanggul lava cave, so it is advisable to bring light outerwear. We had lunch at a local restaurant where farmers from the area go for their meals. Overall, this tour covers the must-visit beautiful places.