Flights, places to stay, and the best things to do in Jeju Island for travelers flying from Vietnam.

Jeju Island is South Korea's premier volcanic retreat, celebrated as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage wonderland. Renowned for its dormant shield volcano Mount Hallasan, dramatic black basalt coastlines, lush green tea fields, and historic haenyeo women divers, Jeju is a favorite visa-free getaway for Vietnamese holidaymakers.
Convenient base near the airport with Dongmun Traditional Night Market, local seafood bistros, and coastal bus terminals.
View hotel optionsScenic southern hub near Cheonjiyeon waterfalls, coastal Olle walking trails, and traditional seaside eateries.
View hotel optionsUpscale resort enclave with private beach access, cliffside infinity pools, golf greens, and premier spa retreats.
View hotel optionsHike the UNESCO-listed volcanic tuff cone rising dramatically out of the eastern sea for breathtaking sunrise views.
Walk through one of the world's finest subterranean lava tunnels or hike alpine paths around Mount Hallasan.
Stroll scenic rows of organic rolling green tea plantations and sample matcha lattes and Jeju green tea ice cream.
Autumn foliage (danpung) and silver grass (eoksae) season on volcanic slopes; pleasant 15–22°C temperatures.
Winter snowscape on Mount Hallasan, sweet winter Hallabong citrus harvests, and relaxing hot spring onsens.
Renting a car with an International Driving Permit (IDP) is the most flexible way to explore Jeju's vast scenic coastal perimeter.
Enjoy fresh Jeju black pork barbecue (Heuk-dwaeji) grilled over charcoal and coastal abalone porridge (Jeonbokjuk).
Check the daily schedule at Seongsan Ilchulbong to witness the traditional live diving demonstration by elderly Haenyeo divers.
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