Jeju Island | Korea Travel | Itineraries | For Families

[@lonelytraveltales2860]

5 days was not enough but still awesome

[@whereisant]

Yeah.. agree. 5 days long enough to see a fair bit already. There's plenty of tours that only do 2-3 days! Way too short!

[@elizabethlee1017]

Love the way you present. Very different from the usual and very informative. Thanks.

[@whereisant]

Glad you like it. Thank you

[@TheCambodianDream101]

You, sir, should make more videos like this. This video is as relaxing as the way you explore the island. Relaxing yet informative and interesting to follow through. Best for family style travelers.

[@whereisant]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@drjaydeepdesai1]

I just returned from jeju ,,, and believe me , this is the best info shared … really appreciated !

[@whereisant]

Thank you!

[@andrealee5699]

This is an amazing video. Love how informative you made it and how you gave an overview of the island as well as breaking down in main attractions in North, South. East, West. Love it and thank you for sharing

[@whereisant]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aileenwright1204]

I enjoyed your video of Jeju Island it was fun to watch.

[@whereisant]

Thank you. Your support means a lot to me!

[@nikitaplugs7812]

This is such an amazing video. I just relocated from South to Jeju island.

[@whereisant]

Thank you for watching!

[@snehalthr7581]

Great information and nice narration 😊

[@whereisant]

Thank you! 😃

[@JJJ.w]

Heading to jeju next month with the fam. This video was great to give me an idea of how to start planning our triip

[@whereisant]

Thanks for watching! Do let me know if you have any questions

[@CocoInKorea]

This is a really great and informative video ❤ Thank you!

[@whereisant]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@slynda4926]

Annyeonghaseyo, This is my 1st time watching yr video, so well done n indeed so informative! I particularly love that hotel w washing machine as well laundry being done for u folks, do u hv to pay extra? May l know which hotel was that?.. Do u hv any recommendation for 4, 60-70's Seniors gg to Jeju Island. I m not into museum, no need tea museum eithr but particularly love their local markets esp Dongsun mkt, did i say correctly? I like that comedy show n slower pace of activity, a little walk to see scenic view is welcome, love seaffod along coastal areas , more homey type of eaterys than restaurants. Would to support the locals. Thank you. Kamsa hamida Looking forward to your kind replies. Hv a great weekend. Happy Easter Sunday tomorrow! God bless🙏

[@whereisant]

The hotel that provided free laundry service for us was "Jeju Bricks Hotel", which you can book on booking.com: www.booking.com/hotel/kr/jejubricks.html They don't advertise that they provide free laundry which I find a bit strange. It is close to one of the major walking trail, so I can recommend it if your main objective is there for a bit of scenic walking / hiking. This hotel is down south near Seogwipo. Much quieter than busy main city up north. I would split my stays between northern end of Jeju where main town is for Dongmun market and the famous "Nanta" show, followed by a few days down south for a slower pace just exploring waterfalls and walking trails along the coast. Jeju is a wonderful island!

[@CongoGTACongo]

Great video! Thanks!

[@whereisant]

Glad you liked it!

[@Youtubewatcherhere]

Hi. What kind of car do you recommend renting in Jeju, electric or petrol?

[@whereisant]

Either will be fine. We went with petrol because it was slightly cheaper and had concerns with electric car chargers availability. But when we were driving around, there were chargers everywhere!

[@muzemooze9591]

I am going to jeju in July. Do i need international driver license to rent a car?

[@whereisant]

Yeah.. Korea is one of those countries that does require IDP unfortunately.

[@jasonleung8443]

i am going to jeju island in may and want to rent a car. How hard is driving in korea? i can't read korean.

[@whereisant]

You don't need to know any Korean to drive there. I assume you'll be navigating around with something like Naver Maps. Google Maps doesn't work there. All the signs / traffic signals are pretty standard. We didn't particularly like the low speed limit, and it probably takes a bit of getting used to driving opposite to what we drive at home (they drive on the right hand side). But aside from that, driving around the island is pretty enjoyable.

[@bugsy101073]

@@whereisant 70% of the world's cars drive on the right ......darn those British :)

[@klee06able]

Your thumbnail is nothing like Jeju.

[@whereisant]

Lol.. Was waiting for someone to point that out. Took over 1 month! Anyway.. Just changed it.