Car Rental in Jeju

Great experience driving lefthanded car at the right lane in South Korea. Manage to handle the car with excellent condition driving in Jeju during winter season

We went up to forests and had a good drive around the island. Had a lot of fun with this compact car because it's easy to park too :)

Jeju was a great experience. Highly recommend exploring the entire island. Try to eat at the local owned and operated spots instead of popular tourist spots.

I made a trip to the east/west/south coast. Easy driving as the speed limit are mostly 30/50/60 and a few roads 70/80 kmh.

Jeju is GREAT. Driving isn't too bad either. I saw so many beautiful places....The Healing Forest, Camellia Hill and many more.

Hiking the Hallasan with perfect weather, I was injured on the way down but had many kind help along the way. Food was great. Amongst the various cafes we visited, we also ate delicious Korean food at Haenyo Village, Noraba, Galchigwan and Suncheon Mihyang. We get to sight see the windmills and beaches too.

Beautiful views n nice people

We traveled to Seongsan and visited Udo and Seogwipo. Beautiful natural scenery

We visited many sites. The english gps helped alot!

Had a really good time on Jeju island, but after I had a puncture, it made me wary of driving the car. Still visited Seongsan Ilchulbong, Woljeongri beach, Haenyeo museum, Jeju folk village, Oedolgae Rock and Hwanguji Natural pools. Seogwipo markets, Yokcheonsa Temple, Daepo Jusangjeollide Cliffs, Cheonjeyeon Waterfall and Jungmun Saekdel Beach. Great coffee stop at Café 2472 at Saekdal-dong

Despite initial anxiety about the left-hand drive in Jeju (I'm from Singapore and used to RH driving), it was fairly easy to adjust after going slow at the beginning; the traffic lights system was confusing with frequent speed bumps and 30kph speed limits near "child protection zones" (schools) every so often. It helped a lot that roads were good everywhere we went on our 3-day self-drive segment. The UNESCO-designated Manjanggul Lava Tube cave is amazing and a must-visit but sturdy shoes are essential as the ground is extremely uneven and damp inside the cave. It takes about 25-45 min (one-way) depending on your walking pace. We leisurely browsed the Seogwipo market and Camellia Hill Botanic Gardens - both of which are nice to experience, even on a rainy day. Planned to hike Ilchulbong Peak for the sunrise but rain meant I will have to re-visit it another time. Other beautiful natural features to include in a short visit would be the magnificent Jusangjeolli cliffs and Cheonjiyeon waterfalls. So much to see here that I'm surprised many reviewers say that 3-4 days is enough.

The Spirited Garden

Nice natural spots. Good hiking trails. Good food.

Had a wonderful time in jeju.