Hallasan is the highest mountain in South Korea and a dormant volcano, rising 1,950 meters above sea level. Its snowy winter landscape is considered the most beautiful season of all. While reaching the summit takes about 9 hours round trip, this experience offers a shorter adventure on Eoseungsaengak (1,169 m), a scenic trail within Hallasan that takes approximately 1 hour round trip.

Depending on weather conditions, crampons may be required. Although the trail is rated easy, it allows you to fully experience the breathtaking beauty of snow-covered Hallasan in a safe and accessible way.

Crampons are provided free of charge.

The Jeju Olle Trail is a network of scenic walking paths that circle Jeju Island, following coastal roads, stone walls, villages, and volcanic landscapes. The word “Olle” means a narrow path leading from the street to a home in the local Jeju dialect, symbolizing a journey into the heart of the island.

On this tour, you will experience a beautiful coastal section of Jeju Olle Trail Route 17, walking approximately 5 km (about 50 minutes) along the seaside. Enjoy refreshing ocean views, gentle sea breezes, and the peaceful rhythm of Jeju’s coastal life as you stroll beside the water.

A Korean jjimjilbang is a traditional wellness space where locals relax, warm up, and recharge. It typically includes a public bathhouse area with shared hot, cold, and warm pools, where guests bathe before enjoying the sauna facilities.

You will also receive a pair of shorts and a T-shirt to wear in the common sauna area, where you can unwind in heated rooms designed to promote relaxation and improve circulation.

If shared public bathing feels unfamiliar due to cultural differences, you are welcome to skip the bathhouse and proceed directly to the jjimjilbang sauna experience.

Not included Tiecket 13000 KRW