Passe de uso livre do Jeju Tour Pass

There were so many things to experience and a wide variety of activities available, so we had a really fun time! We went horseback riding at Seongup Land, and today we also enjoyed a foot bath at Nokcha Han Jan. We then went to ride the can train, followed by Arte Museum, Teajium, Brick Campus, and Sangari Palm Forest. Although some places had additional charges, we got a lot of discounts and had a very fulfilling time!

If the weather cooperates, you plan your itinerary efficiently, and you have the stamina, the value for money is definitely good. The circus is certainly worthwhile, and the ATV experience is also great. There are many families with young children at the elephant sanctuary, so adults might find it a bit chaotic.

I came to Jeju alone and it was great to travel around with the Jeju Tour Pass without a special itinerary! I highly recommend it!

I made great use of the Tour Pass for tourist attractions and cafes in Jeju Island. I highly recommend it to others.

This is my second purchase! ^^ I'm living on Jeju Island for a month and I'm using it so well and efficiently. I've picked out all the best places to visit on Jeju Island, so I've used it very effectively. Following the 48-hour tour pass makes me feel like I've had a very fulfilling trip, which adds to my sense of satisfaction. You might wonder if a tour pass would lead to unfriendly service, but everyone at every place I visited was so kind, haha. The biggest advantage, above all, is its incredible value for money! 😍😍😍😍😍 It's truly amazing! ^^ It's also no secret that every place I take photos is a work of art! ^^

In 48 hours, I diligently visited six places by rental car: Aewol Bon Cafe, Dot Dot Heon, Camellia Hill, the Automobile & Piano Museum, Sky Water Show, and Forest Fantasia, which I enjoyed even more because it was raining, fitting my sensibilities, although I was a little disappointed I couldn't visit at night. I accidentally went to the Ranch Horseback Riding Experience after 12 PM and had to turn back. I also forgot if I could get coffee at Deoreukkeumda Seongsan, so I ended up buying it even after stopping by Gwangchigi Beach on the way back. ㅜㅜ

The convenient usage method was great. It's the best value for money. The organization by region was helpful.

When planning your itinerary, it seems useful to refer to Jeju Pass. The attractions are further apart than I expected, and with fixed start times, I only managed to see the circus. Still, considering I bought the ticket at a discount, it was cheaper than the original price, so I'm quite satisfied. Haha.

I planned my trip around places where I could use the Jeju Tour Pass. I made the most of 11 locations in total, including tourist attractions, cafes, and souvenir shops.

I used 7 places over 2 days. It was a trip with my mom, and we made good use of our time. I'd be willing to purchase again in the future! 1) Bicheolin Kayak Experience: Since it was a weekday, there weren't many people, so it was quiet and nice. However, the facilities felt very outdated, but the photos taken during the kayak experience turn out beautifully. The person explaining was very stern and tried to scare us, but it's easier than you'd think. 2) Mippeun Bakery: As a hanok cafe, it's great for taking pictures. The photos come out well with a tranquil atmosphere. I recommend the red bean bun! 3) Gapado Regular Passenger Ferry: Highly recommended if the weather is good! The ferry ride is about 10 minutes, but it's great for enjoying the sea and waves, and taking pictures with Songaksan Mountain in the background. I didn't have high expectations for Gapado, but the village itself is charming and pretty, making it great for walking around and taking photos. The green barley latte (misutgaru) is quite delicious. 4) Jeju Horeng-i: You can park briefly on the shoulder, and the store itself is very small. I recommend taking out. The donuts felt a bit expensive, so I only bought two, but they were so delicious that I wished I had bought more. 5) Camellia Hill: This is a very famous place in Jeju Island... It's great for seeing various camellias and taking pictures while strolling. 6) Jeju Tourism Organization Jungmun Duty-Free Shop: I received a car air freshener, and it's quite pretty. The electric vehicle parking lot is also spacious, making it a perfect place to stop by, get an air freshener, and charge. 7) Soesokkak Sanmul Tourist Farm: This is a place that seniors will definitely love. Various old rural items and antiques are collected, making it a great place to reminisce, take pictures, and look around.