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Help with jeju itinerary

I will be staying in Jeju for 2.5 days. I will reach jeju at 5 pm on the first day. I will spend that time relaxing. For 2nd and 3rd day, I have booked tours from Klook for east and then for south-west. Are both of these tours worth going, or one of them can be skipped for something else? I will be staying near Lotte city hotel.

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u/mvemj-sun — 7 days ago
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A place to celebrate my mother's birthday and Mother's Day? The option to make reservations would be great.

My mother's birthday happens to fall on Mother's Day so every year we would do a double celebration. We'll be in Jeju this month and I would like to bring her for a good meal.

She's already picked out a BBQ place (for lunch) so would like other recommendations for dinner! Ideally, I would like to make reservations if possible.

Cuisine wise, she is not keen on seafood. Otherwise, her palate is quite diverse.

Lastly, for budget, we are looking at around $60 - 80 per person? Thank you!

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u/loveotterslide — 9 days ago
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Travelling to Jeju for 1 and a half day in June

My friends and I are travelling to Jeju during our trip to South korea for about a day and a half. We want to explore the naturistic side and also the city life.

What are some must-visit places that we should look at?

And any tips while we are over there? for example, is it safe to go out and explore at night?

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u/Evening-Way1624 — 8 days ago
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Camino de Santiago

For those who are not familiar, a monument for the Camino de Santiago was agreed to be located nearby Seongsan Ilchulbong a few years ago by the Jeju government in exchange with the Galicia government. two Dol hareubang volcanic statues were placed at Monte do Gozo in Santiago de Compostela. The motive: the different Olle and Caminos which attrack people

u/-Elonys- — 13 days ago