• Songaksan Mountain - Songaksan Dulle-gil is a circular trail around Songaksan Mountain (104m high), featuring 99 small peaks. On clear days, you can see Gapado Island, Brother Island, and Marado Island. The trail, which is 2.8km long, circles the Songaksan crater and is easy to walk, making it ideal for families and pets.
• Aquaplanet Jeju - Home to Asia’s largest aquarium, Aquaplanet Jeju offers fun performances and the opportunity to scuba dive in the main tank (advance reservations required).
• Manjanggul Cave - This cave system stretches about 15 km, with Manjanggul Cave itself being 7.416 km long, making it the 12th longest lava cave in the world. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a natural monument of South Korea.
• Gwangchigi Beach - Located on the route from Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak to Seopjikoji, Gwangchigi Beach is part of Jeju Olle Route 1. It features a unique geological structure formed by rapidly cooling lava and offers stunning views, especially at low tide.
• Seongsan Ilchulbong - Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, 180m above sea level, is a rare volcanic formation that erupted underwater about 5,000 years ago. The peak offers a 600m diameter crater and is famous for its sunrise views, considered one of Jeju’s top scenic spots.
• Woljeongri Beach - Known for its emerald sea, white sandy beaches, and wind power generators, Woljeongri Beach is part of the Olle 20 course. It offers various marine activities and has many restaurants and cafes, making it a popular spot for photos.
• Hamdeok Beach - Located along Jeju Olle 19, Hamdeok Beach is known for its emerald waters and white sand. It is one of Jeju’s most beautiful beaches and is ideal for family vacations due to its clear, shallow waters.
• Hyeopjae Beach - Featuring white sand mixed with shell powder and a beautiful cobalt-colored sea, Hyeopjae Beach is ideal for families. It offers various facilities and camping options in a nearby pine forest.
• Geumneung Eutteumwon Beach - Adjacent to Hyeopjae Beach, Geumneung Beach offers a similar but less crowded experience. It features natural pools and is ideal for children.
• Jungmun Saekdal Beach - Located in the Jungmun Tourist Complex, this beach is known for its unique sand colors and is popular with surfers. It hosts the nation’s largest international surfing competition annually.
• Suwolbong Peak - This 77m high peak offers stunning cliff views and mineral water springs. The sunset from Suwoljeong Pavilion at the top is particularly beautiful.
• Saryeoni Forest Path - This cedar forest path is one of Jeju’s hidden gems, offering a serene walk through dense cedar trees and various other species. It is a UNESCO-designated biosphere reserve.
• Jeolmul Natural Forest Resort - Opened in 1997, this resort features cedar trees, trails, mineral springs, and various recreational facilities. It is ideal for families and offers a range of activities.
• Udo - Located northeast of Jeju Island, Udo Island offers natural scenery and activities like sea fishing, bicycle hiking, and bus tours. It is a designated Marine County Park.
• Sagyehang Bangpaje - Sagye Beach offers beautiful views of Gapado and Marado Islands. It is part of Jeju Olle Route 10 and is known for its clean seawater and unique sedimentary layers.
• Yongyeon Cloud Bridge - This suspension bridge offers stunning views of the emerald valleys and red pavilions. It is especially beautiful at night with colorful lights.
• Yongduam Rock - Resembling a dragon’s head, this 10m high rock is located near Jeju Airport. According to legend, it was formed when a dragon was struck down by an arrow.
• Jeju Stone Park - This museum and ecological park showcases Jeju’s stone culture. It features various stone sculptures and traditional thatched houses, offering a natural and cultural retreat.
• Gapado Island - The fourth largest island of Jeju, Gapado Island is known for its barley fields and scenic views. The annual Gapado Cheongbori Festival features various events and activities.
• Seopjikoji - This red volcanic ash oreum features a white lighthouse and offers stunning coastal views. The lighthouse is easily accessible and provides panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

• Slope car rental fee
• parking fee
• the cost of gas

• Personal expenses ( lunch, dinner, snack etc.)
• Admission fee to Hallim Park : 13,500 won ($10)

Jeju’s first travel agency dedicated to individuals with limited mobility is now open. The operator has explored every corner of Jeju to identify accommodations, restaurants, cafes, and tourist attractions that are wheelchair accessible.

Travel plans in Jeju are significantly affected by the weather. Please be aware that the itinerary may be adjusted due to weather conditions.

Numerous wheelchair users, both domestic and international, have already visited with their families and friends. “Jeju Wheelchair Tour” is a reliable choice! Rest assured, your decision is the right one.

The operator is committed to ensuring a safe and comfortable journey for you. 😊

• Electric wheelchairs and bathroom chairs are available for rent. Please inform the operator in advance to have them prepared for you.

• The cost of this service is equivalent to the daily ramp car fare for a minimum of one person and a maximum of five people.

• The total duration (9 hours) includes travel time, meal time, and rest time.

• The itinerary can be modified according to the customer’s preferences.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.