Only for cruise passengers: your guide meets you at the cruise terminal, the day runs on your ship's schedule, and you are back on board on time — guaranteed. Jeju Port and Gangjeong Port are on opposite sides of the island, so each has its own route. Cruise shore excursion
Only for passengers of a cruise ship calling at Jeju that day. Staying at a hotel near the port does not qualify — we ask for your ship name when you book. Not on a cruise? See the East Course, SouthWest & Hallasan or Jungmun & Seogwipo pick-up tours.
Jeju has two cruise ports on opposite sides of the island, about an hour apart by road. Your route — and the option you book — depends on the port, so check your ship's itinerary first.
East Jeju route: the UNESCO sunrise peak, a living folk village, a lava cave and Jeju City's oldest market.
South Jeju route: a seaside temple, volcanic cliffs, green tea fields, a waterfall and Seogwipo's market.
Not sure which port? It is printed on your cruise itinerary as “Jeju” (Jeju Port) or “Seogwipo / Gangjeong”. Still unsure — message us with your ship name and date.
Your guide uses them to set the meeting time and plan the route backwards from your all-aboard time.
Unlike standard tours with fixed schedules, this excursion is tailored to your ship's actual arrival and departure times. Whether your cruise arrives early or late, your guide will be waiting at the port, and the tour begins accordingly. The day is paced for comfort, not speed: no shopping stops, no unnecessary detours — Jeju's UNESCO landmarks, local markets and everyday island culture, with time to enjoy them.
UNESCO 
About 6 hours · starts when your ship is in · two itineraries, chosen by your cruise port. Stop times are for reference and are adjusted to your ship's schedule.
Jeju International Ferry Terminal · East Jeju: UNESCO peak, folk village, lava cave, market
Sunrise Peak, a tuff cone that rose from the sea about 5,000 years ago. Walk up to the crater rim for the view over the east coast.
A living folk village of traditional thatched houses and volcanic stone walls, with residents who still live there.
Walk through Micheongul, a lava tube inside Ilchul Land park, then the gardens outside.
Jeju City's oldest market: tangerines, black pork, seafood and street snacks. Free time to look around and taste.
Seogwipo Gangjeong Cruise Terminal · South Jeju: temple, volcanic coast, tea fields, waterfall, market
One of the largest Buddhist temple halls in Asia, set in a tangerine grove above the south coast.
Hexagonal basalt columns stacked along the shore where lava met the sea.
Green tea fields and the tea museum. Time for a green-tea ice cream or a walk between the rows.
A three-tier waterfall in a subtropical valley at Jungmun — a short, shaded walk down to the falls and the arched Seonimgyo Bridge above.
Seogwipo's main market: local snacks, tangerines and seafood. Free time to taste and shop before returning to the port.
People who turn a trip into a meaningful journey.
For 18 years, YEHA has developed and refined its own guide training program, helping train many guides across Jeju Island.
Every guide on our dedicated team has completed YEHA's rigorous in-house training, built on deep local knowledge, professional guiding skills, and the high service standards we have developed over the years.
Our guides are more than part of the tour —
they are what sets YEHA apart.
The guide, Nicole, was super nice and always helpful. We booked the two day tour and we were always lucky that she was always our guide for both of the tours. We were able to visit and explore all the main attractions here in this beautiful island!
Tripadvisor
Incredible excursion! The places are magnificent and everything is very well organized! The day before, a WhatsApp group was created to communicate with the guide. Elin-Jeju mama was amazing throughout the entire excursion, from her explanations to her atmosphere and energy!!! I highly recommend this tour!
Trip.com
The courses tour was pretty awesome, very beautiful places and everything explained well.nnClara Kim was huge kind and willing to support all our doubts. My wife and me really recommend it for sure. We hope to get back soon
Google
2 days ago Definitely worth the time and the money, genuinely recommend. The tour I went on (Jeju UNESCO East Course Tour) was well organised, it was a perfect mix of free and educational time, which was also fun. There weren’t too many people, you could ask your tour guide questions anytime. My tour guide was Elin, she’s absolutely wonderful! My favourite part was seeing haenyeo perform, but it’s never guaranteed because of the weather. Either way 10/10! Genuinely recommend. Big thanks to the whole team :)
Google
2 days ago I went on the tour with Clara, the tour guide, and Mr. Kim, the driver. The tour was designed well to start with the 1100 Altitude Wetlands (a little walk but mostly chance to have a quick breakfast at the convenience store with the observation deck) and highlighted the southern Jeju spots and a little bit of eastern by the way of O’sulloc Museum. I specifically took this tour to be able to visit O’sulloc Museum, which is not easy to do as a solo traveler who doesn’t want to drive. It was nice to be able to see a lot of Seogwipo area as someone staying in Jeju city. The tour was paced well for me, I felt we had enough time at each stop. There were no weird sales stops along the way. Clara was very informative as a native Jeju dweller to highlight the reasons why we were making each stop. It is a bit of a hike involved in many stops, as Jeju is just a very hilly place with lots of steps and walking to see a good amount of these stops. Clara also took great photos, another plus for going on a group tour as a solo traveler. The tour is a bit longer than eight hours by the time you get to Jeju city area, so flights or other next itinerary should be planned accordingly.
Viator
2 days ago Our family really enjoyed this experience and felt it was a great way to explore Jeju island. Each location was so carefully chosen and our guide, Clara, was very knowledgeable. The lunch was also so perfect and gave us a taste of the specialties of the island.
Viator
2 days ago More questions about booking, airport arrival, lunch or weather? See the full FAQ and the pick-up points page.
If your ship cannot dock, contact us — we will do our best to help.
A relaxed Jeju day built around your ship's schedule. ₩84,000 per person, port pick-up and drop-off, admissions included.
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