How to Get There
Ninety-plus percent of folks fly to Jeju, making Jeju International Airport, Korea’s second busiest, the primary entry point.
And because the island lacks subways, trains, and frequent bus service, most visitors rent a car and motor around.
What about those with bicycles? First, explore how to bring your bike onto Jeju. Then let’s learn how to use the bus.
(Remember, if you’re flying or sailing to Jeju from South Korea, it’s a domestic journey. No immigration or customs. However, you must present identification to board. And if you’re a foreigner, they won’t accept your library card. Passports or ARCs only.)
Airplanes
Planes are the fastest and most popular way onto Jeju Island. In fact, the flight path between Gimpo International Airport in Seoul and Jeju is the busiest in the world.
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