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Staying active in winter: Winter Jeju, Thrilling Activities

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When traveling to Jeju Island, activities are a must! Don’t be discouraged during the cooler months, because there are still many activities perfect for cold weather. The following will help you to uncover Jeju Island’s beautiful scenery during winter, while having fun too!

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    Staying active in winterWinter Jeju, Thrilling Activities

    When traveling to Jeju Island, activities are a must! Don’t be discouraged during the cooler months, because there are still many activities perfect for cold weather. The following will help you to uncover Jeju Island’s beautiful scenery during winter, while having fun too!

    Stretch your legs on the Treasure of Jeju, Hallasan MountainSnowflake Mountain Trekking

    Formed by volcanic lava flows, Hallasan Mountain is the highest mountain in South Korea at 1,950 meters. It is found at the heart of Jeju Island. In the winter, the snow white scenery is gorgeous.
    There are 7 climbing routes categorized by level, distance and time. The Eorimok trail, Yeongsil trail and Witse Oreum volcanic cone are the most suitable routes to hike in winter and for beginners.
    During winter, the Eorimok trail consists of a layer of snow covering the entire path but it is the beautiful white scenery that makes this an ideal trek. This terrain is flatter than the other trails but the view is refreshing and bright as the snow reflects the winter sunshine. The Eorimok trail starts at the Hallasan Mountain National Park Visitor Information Center (970 meters above sea level) and then passes along Sajebi Dongsan (at the 2.4 km mark) and Manse Dongsan (at the 4.7 km mark) to Witse Oreum (at the 6.8 km mark).
    Hiking Hallasan Mountain always provides beautiful sights, but hiking in winter is something else. It provides enchanting winter wonderland views and photos don’t do it justice, it is surreal! Triumph over the mountain and reach the top to reward yourself with views of the hidden crater lake called ‘Baekrokdam’.
    Bringing a disposable lunch box is prohibited in order to protect a mountain but gimbap (sushi roll) or a hamburger is allowed. Check the climbing time on the website because it varies according to the weather.
    If you intend to hike on Hallasan Mountain, please observe these safety precautions: Only climb if you are physically fit and healthy. Be cautious of your footing. Wear appropriate clothing and have the proper equipment (boots, gloves, crampons, stick). Alcohol consumption is prohibited before and during trekking. Please bring water! It is not safe to drink water found on the mountain. Protective equipment is available for hire. Remember to bring food, a map of the area, a flashlight and a camera.

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    O share (오쉐어)

    If you don’t have proper equipment for hiking and climbing, don’t worry! Equipment is available for hire near Jeju International Airport (only a 5-minute walk). Combined items (sets) are cheaper than each item, prices mentioned below:
    Fees: Hiking stick: 7,000 won per day. Hiking shoes: 7,000 won per day. Hiking gloves: 3,000 won per day. Hiking bag: 4,000 won per day. Crampons: 5,000 won per day. Hiking socks: 3,000 won for purchase.

    Address4, Yongmun-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
    Phone070-5121-3001
    HoursDaily 09:00~21:00
    Websitehttps://oshare.kr/
    Boat Fishing (바다낚시)

    Jeju Island is home to a mind-blowing variety of sea life. Experience it hands-on by catching fish and other sea animals on the shores of Jeju. Or take a boat and go further out to sea. Riding the ocean waves is an ideal complement to the cooler weather. The beautiful serene waters that surround this island are worth it on their own. Catching fish is an added bonus.
    This is such a rewarding experience. Once you try fishing, you might fall in love with it and spend your whole day at your new favorite fishing place. If you try boat fishing your captain will lead you right to a spot where the fish are abundant. You don’t need to wait for fish just staring at the water. And since you are on Jeju Island, no matter where you fish whether on a boat or on the beach, you will be surrounded by beautiful scenery.

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    Chagwido Suyong Hoitjib Baenaksi (차귀도 수용횟집 배낚시)

    Chagwido Suyong Hoitjib Baenaksi offers 2-hour boat fishing trips. Anyone can enjoy fishing with the guidance of an experienced captain, who will provide you with tackle and rod, and find you the perfect fishing spot using an ultrasonic detector. When you catch a fish, you can have the captain prepare it for you raw on the spot! Or you can have your fish cooked at the restaurant for a small fee after arrival back on shore. You will also enjoy wonderful views of the islands of Chagwido and Wadopogu, and if you fish in the evening be ready for a beautiful sunset and twilight over the ocean. Bookings are essential; please reserve by phone. For safety reasons, a boat trip may be cancelled due to weather.
    Fees: 13,000 won per person (daytime) 25,000 won per person (night time) 6,000 won to have your fish cooked

    Address1150, Noeulhaean-ro, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
    Phone064-773-0039
    Hoursdaily 07:00~20:30 (Check detailed schedule below)
    Departure time during the Day :07:00, 09:00, 11:00, 13:00, 15:00, 17:00
    Departure time at Night : around 18:00, around 20:00

    Iho Cheheom Baenaksi (이호체험배낚시)

    For those who prefer to keep solid ground under their feet, an ideal fishing spot is Iho Tewoo Beach (close to Jeju International Airport), famous for its iconic red wooden horse lighthouse. For 20,000 won, you get rod hire and unlimited bait. You can have your fish cooked or prepared raw at the provider’s restaurant for 10,000 won. Boats are available for hire as well; prices vary according to demand.

    Address174, Teuhaean-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
    Phone064-742-0026
    HoursDaily 07:00~18:00
    Websitehttp://www.이호낚시.kr
    Go-kart Racing

    Feel the wind in your hair, and the thrill of competition. Forget your worries and focus on reaching the finish line. Race miniature, open-wheel go-karts that will give you a taste of the real thing!
    No license is required to drive go-karts. Racing suits, helmets and gear are available for rent. Please obey all track rules, and follow staff instructions. Avoid crashing; go-karts are not bumper cars.

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    Jeju Leports Land (제주레포츠랜드)

    Jeju Leports Land boasts one of the largest go-kart venues in Korea, designed to host international go-kart races. You will drive an Italian-made go-kart on one of their several tracks. Jeju Leports Land is a recreation complex which also offers shooting, sledding (during all seasons), and zip-lining. Accommodations are available.
    Fees: 25,000 won for a 15-minute race, 35,000 won with a passenger. Discounts are available for booking multiple activities. Please note, you must be at least 140cm tall to drive a go-kart alone.

    Address47, Waheulsangseo 2-gil, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
    Phone064-784-8800
    HoursDaily 09:00~17:30

    Seongeup Land (성읍랜드)

    Located in the beautiful area of Seongeup, Seongeup Land is one of Jeju Island’s biggest recreation parks. The park opened in 1985 with its famous horse riding, and now offers ATV rides, go-kart racing, and a racehorse farm. There are cafes on site for your refreshment between activities.
    Fees: 25,000 won for a 15-minute race, 35,000 won with a child passenger, 40,000 won with an adult passenger. Minimum age to drive a go-kart is 13. Minimum age for passengers is 3.

    Address2650, Beonyeong-ro, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
    Phone064-787-5324
    HoursDaily 09:30~18:00. No entry after 17:00.
    Websitehttp://성읍랜드.com
    Control the course of your adventure ATV Adventure

    An ATV (‘All Terrain Vehicle’, also known as a quad bike) is an all-terrain vehicle that allows drivers to immerse themselves in adventure-mode when travelling. Through its swift steering and speed controls the ATV will give you an experience you won’t forget when driving through the different paths and scenery unique to Jeju Island.
    These ATVs or quad bikes are similar to a motorcycle but with four wheels. If you have ever thought about trying out a motorcycle but though it was too scary, this is the perfect stepping stone. Riding on an ATV through Jeju Island will excite you and take your breath away with gorgeous mountain and ocean views. This is an amazing experience.

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    Seongeup Land (성읍랜드)

    Known for its famous horse riding, the breathtaking area of Seongeup is now Jeju Island’s biggest leisure complex. It is here where ATV is located and is a must for anyone exploring Jeju Island.
    You can participate in this adventure at Seongeup Land. It is open daily with parking available to all customers. Your safety is priority when participating in this activity. Seongeup Land will provide free rental equipment that include goggle, boots, mask. The rain gear additionally includes raincoat, rain trouser, helmet.
    Fees: The basic course lasts for 10-15 minute and will cost you a minimum of 30,000 won. A high-grade tour lasting 30 minutes (consisting of lakes, uphill forest roads, a field of reeds, a horse farm, grasslands, buckwheat flower gardens and many more) will cost you 50,000 won. Children and young adults aged 7-18 should be accompanied with a parent/guardian. Adults (19 and above) can ride alone or be accompanied by choice. Accompanied riding fee is: Basic course for youth: add 10,000 won. Basic course for an adult: add 15,000 won. Tour course for youth: 20,000 won. Tour course for an adult: 30,000 won.

    Address2650, Beonyeong-ro, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
    Phone064-787-5324
    HoursDaily 09:30~18:00. No entry after 17:00.
    Websitehttp://성읍랜드.com

    Daeyoo Land (대유랜드)

    Another place that provides ATV driving is Daeyoo Land.
    Established in 1978 as a shooting range, Daeyoo Land also provides you the choice to engage in clay, pistol and rifle shooting activities.
    With its vast grasslands of 330 hectares you have much to explore on your ATV and you might even be lucky to see an elk (one of the largest land mammals).
    Fees: Long distance course (A): 12km, 70,000 won. Mid-distance course (B): 8km, 50,000 won. Short distance course (C): 4.5km, 30,000 won. Young adults aged over 16 years old can drive alone unaccompanied. Restrictions apply to ages 8 and below, the disabled, weak heart and pregnancy. Safety gear is also provided at the ATV track in Daeyoo Land.
    So why not throw your stress away as you pass by bumpy gravel paths, mud and the cool winter breeze while enjoying the beautiful nature of wide grasslands.

    Address381, Sangye-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
    Phone064-738-0500
    HoursNovember to February 09:00~17:30 (December 8th to December 31st 09:00~17:00) Visitors should arrive at least 30 minutes before closing time.
    Websitehttp://daeyooland.com
    Catch your own lunch Horse Riding

    Immerse yourself in Jeju’s charming landscapes by horse-riding along the scenic routes of the island. The Jeju horse is a famous breed native to the island that has been designated a natural monument. There is a saying in Korean: “If a man is born, send him to Seoul. If a horse is born, send it to Jeju Island.”
    Please remember some safety precaution when dealing with horses: Do not approach the horse in their blind spots (behind). Mount and dismount only with staff assistance. Do not make loud noises or startle the horses. There is no smoking allowed within the location and on activities. Excessive speed when riding is dangerous and banned. Do not ride on a horse with a special and expensive item like a cell phone, wallet, rings, etc. You can lose them. Please do not ride if pregnant. Please do not ride if intoxicated.

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    Horseland (홀스랜드)

    Previous known as Eoseungsaeng Seungmajang (어승생승마장). Ride off-track in the wild grasslands and take in the spectacular ocean and mountain views with beautiful Hallasan Mountain towering above you. There are also ways to build a relationship with a horse without riding it. Horseland has an exclusive horse for children and a horse farm tour which allows you to feed and interact with the horses.
    Fees: Basic riding A: distance-2,500m, price-60,000 won. Basic riding B: distance-1,000m, price-35,000 won. Special riding A: 60 minute ride, price-120,000 won. Special riding B: total spending time-1 hour (including riding time 45min), price-90,000 won. Special riding must be booked in advance. There is free horse riding for experienced riders only.

    Address2659, 1100-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
    Phone064-746-5532
    HoursDaily 9:00~17:30 in winter but it can be flexible according to sunset time. Please check if it is open before visiting. Horse feeding is possible on only Tue, Wed, Thu at 14:00 and 17:00
    Websitehttp://www.jejuhorse.com

    Alps Seungmajang Pony (알프스승마장 포니)

    Alps Seungmalang Pony is perfect for families. A range of horse-related activities is on offer, catering for every taste and every age, from horse-riding to horse feeding, to making horse dolls and ceramics. Some of the rides available will give you amazing views of Yeongju Oreum Volcanic Cone.
    Fees listed below. Boots and helmet provided. Visit the website below and use a discount coupon (written ‘알프스 승마장 할인쿠폰’) for the Grassland course or the Low hill course.
    Fees: For toddlers: Pony carriage ride, 10min. 15,000 won. Ages 4 and up: Basic course: 5min, 11,000 won. Grassland course: 15min, 25,000 won. Low hill course: 20min. 35,000 won. Includes views of Yeongju Oreum Volcanic Cone. Ages 16 and up: Walking course: 30min. 60,000 won. Includes lesson. Prior day booking is essential. Oreum trekking course: Free horse-riding in the grassland and Yeongju Oreum Volcanic Cone. 60min. 120,000 won. Prior day booking is essential. A child age 4 and up may accompany an adult for 5,000 won. Pony doll making: 15,000 won (Large) 12,000 won (Small) Ceramic pony making: 12,000 won Feeding a horse: 2,000 won.

    Address73, Seoseongil-ro, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
    Phone010-6770-5550, 064-787-3663
    HoursDaily 09:00~18:00 (Closing time depends on the season.)
    Websitehttp://www.alpspony.com or http://m.blog.naver.com/alpspony

    Seongeup Land (성읍랜드)

    Established in 1985, Seongeup Land is a recreation park famous for its horse riding. Seongeup Land has other activities and facilities available such as ATV riding, go-kart racing, a racehorse farm and cafes.
    Seongeup Land was originally known as Seongeup Horseriding. In 1992, the name was changed to Seongeup Horse Racing and Farm, as they began to breed race horses. Seongeup Land has received prizes for customer satisfaction and brand three times since 2012. It runs both a horse-riding facility and a facility for breeding race horses.
    Ample parking is available for all customers. Seongeup Land considers your safety to be their No. 1 priority, and safety equipment is provided: vest, boots, hat, and helmet are included.
    Fees: Basic course A (walking course): 10~15min. 25,000 won. Ages 4 and up. Basic course B (Daejanggeum course): 15~20min. 35,000 won. Ages 4 and up. Accompanied riding fee is 7,000 won for Basic course A, 10,000 won for Basic course B. Advanced course A: 30min. 60,000 won. Advanced course B: 1 hour. 120,000 won. Advanced course C (free horse riding): 2 hours. Contact the provider for a price.

    Address2650, Beonyeong-ro, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
    Phone064-787-5324
    HoursDaily 09:30~18:00. No entry after 17:00.
    Websitehttp://성읍랜드.com

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