No problem using the GPS. You cannot program the written language to English, but you can change the audio to English.

Just key in the phone number of your destination and you are done. Anyway it's better if you could learn some Hangul before going there too, so that you can make sure the destination shown in GPS is correct.

Actually most of the attractions are nearby Seogwipo (and Jungmun) area, for example, the three most famous waterfalls are all nearby. Hallasan also easily accessible (nearer) from here.

I don't really explore much of Jeju-si. Only went to Yongduam Rock, Loveland, Mysterious Road, Gimnyeong Maze Park and Manjanggul Lava Tube there.

While for Seogwipo, Teddy Bear Museum, Jeongbang Falls, Cheonjiyeon Falls, Cheonjeyeon Falls, Alive Museum, Seosokkak Estuary, Olleh Market.

Don't miss out east of the island too. For example Seongsan Ilchulbong, where you can see women diver show.

Much thanks for  the recommendation.
So you drive from Seogwipo to Seongsan Ilchulbong then back to Seogwipo ?
Probably not going to the waterfalls, as Feb still winter must be freezing cold there ..

I drove from Seogwipo to Seongsan Ilchulbong in the morning, had lunch in one of the Sikdang restaurants, then drove to Gimnyeong Maze Park and Manjanggul Lava Tube (both are just 1 km apart) in the afternoon. After that drove back to Seogwipo.

The distance is not as long as you think. But you will feel it's a long journey especially if you venture from south to east, north to south etc., mainly due to the very low speed limit (average maybe 60 - 70 km/h only).

I just used 3 quarters of fuel throughout the 4 days, but that already costed me RM160 

I drove from Seogwipo to Seongsan Ilchulbong in the morning, had lunch in one of the Sikdang restaurants, then drove to Gimnyeong Maze Park and Manjanggul Lava Tube (both are just 1 km apart) in the afternoon. After that drove back to Seogwipo.

The distance is not as long as you think. But you will feel it's a long journey especially if you venture from south to east, north to south etc., mainly due to the very low speed limit (average maybe 60 - 70 km/h only).

I just used 3 quarters of fuel throughout the 4 days, but that already costed me RM160 

Hi can i know is Malaysia D License able to drive there? Need to apply anything about license if wan to rent car and drive there?

You need to have a valid class D license that have at least one year validity (you can renew on the spot anyway), then you can apply for the international driving permit (idp) from jpj.

Bring two white background visa photo, pay RM150, wait for 15 mins. That's all.

Thanks! Another question as i will be taking airasia to there on end of feb 2018. May i know where u stay at seogwipo? Is the hotel/homestay provide parking for the car? Just looking for recommendation

Thanks! Another question as i will be taking airasia to there on end of feb 2018. May i know where u stay at seogwipo? Is the hotel/homestay provide parking for the car? Just looking for recommendation

Hi can i know is Malaysia D License able to drive there? Need to apply anything about license if wan to rent car and drive there?

Yup just used Google map to check on the duration from locations. Wow fuel price is expensive ..
Anyway thanks for sharing the trip

Google map can not used to show the car route. The route show in google map just bus route.

Is it easy to go around Jeju island using the public transport? Anyone has experience?

Is it easy to go around Jeju island using the public transport? Anyone has experience?

Is it easy to go around Jeju island using the public transport? Anyone has experience?

Anyone went to korea on april for cherry blossoms?

Come n share ur experience here?

hi all , would like to ask is jeju-si hotel policy is strict? As the room available for 5 person, we having 6 person possible for us to just stay in same room instead booking another room ?