
moderate
5–6 hours
Suitable for those with average fitness; involves walking up to 3 km on moderate terrain with some elevation.
Experience Jeju’s spring in full bloom on a guided tour through canola fields, gentle volcanic treks, and dramatic basalt cliffs. Discover the island’s geological legacy and cultural essence on this accessible six-hour journey.
Spring breathes new life into Jeju Island's southwestern coast, where golden canola fields ripple beneath the steady watch of volcanic peaks. This guided tour begins amid these vibrant wildflowers, their bright yellow petals pushing open in the crisp spring air, radiating against the backdrop of Sanbangsan Mountain’s rounded silhouette. The land here doesn’t just display beauty—it dares you to understand its ancient forces.

Temperatures vary from coastal warmth to cooler mountain air; layering allows easy adjustment throughout the day.
Eoseungsaengak trail includes uneven volcanic rock and forest paths requiring sturdy footwear for stability.
Hydration is crucial, especially at the exposed Jusangjeolli Cliffs where ocean winds can dry you out quickly.
Multiple scenic stops mean patience and readiness to capture panoramic views and blooming fields effectively.
Jeju’s volcanic formations, including Hallasan and Jusangjeolli, are key parts of its UNESCO Natural Heritage designation, preserving its geologic past and island culture.
The tour promotes eco-friendly practices to minimize visitor impact in sensitive natural areas, encouraging respect for local habitats during exploration.
Provide traction and support for rocky and uneven terrain on Hallasan's Eoseungsaengak trail.
spring specific
Protects against sudden spring showers and coastal breezes.
spring specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout the tour, especially at exposed cliff areas.
Capture Jeju’s dramatic coastal formations and blooming canola fields.