HT-1. Sankumburi crater - Sungsan sunrise peak
San Gumburi is the government-designated Cultural Properties Natural Monument No. 264. Along with the approximately 360 parasitic volcanic cones in Jeju Island, it exploded under a geological bridge, erupting many times without any further explosions, and formed a crater with a hole. The area inside the crater is 300,000§³ with an inside bottom circumference of 756m, an outer circumference of 2,070m, and a vertical height of 130m. It is bigger and deeper than the crater of Mount Halla.

HT-2. Mosulpo(port) - Mara-do(islet)
This island is the starting point and the ending point of Korea. On the island stands a monument that notifies that it is the southern tip of Korea. It takes one and a half hours to walk around the coastline. At the edge of the island, there are precipices, rock formations, a tunnel named "Namdaemun", and caves formed by the erosion of the sea.

HT-3. Sungsanhang (port) - U-do (islet)
The island was named "Udo" or "Cow Island" as its contours look like a cow lying down on the ground. The movie "In October" and "The mermaid" were shot at Cow Island, capitalizing on its picturesque scene of a fishing village and a lush, peaceful grassy field. The white sand beach facing the indigo and turquoise sea of Jeju is very impressive. It represents another eye-catcher along with Mt. Halla in Jeju.

HT-4. Cheonjiyeon (waterfall) - Yakcheonsa (temple)
According to a legend, Cheonjeyon Falls means "the pond of God" where nymphs descend to take a bath. The water flows farther along to form the second cascade of 30 m high. Up from Cheonjeyon Falls is the stunning arch bridge Seonimkyo, which is also called Seven Nymphs Bridge. Right next to the falls is Yeomiji Botanical Gardens and many other tourist attractions.

HT-5. Pacific-Marina Yacht tour - Jusangjulri cliff
Black hexagonal stone pillars are piled on top of each other; they unfold like a folding screen as if a god elaborately piled up blocks of stone. Standing before the spectacular pillar-shaped joints, you feel as if you were listening to a poignant story of a stonecutter in bursts of white foam. When the tide is high, they jump up to 20 meters high as if lava were spouting. The columnar joint is a pillar-shaped joint that can be commonly seen in basalt-covered areas. The rocks are hexagonal polygons. It is a result of volcanic activities; thick lava flowing from the mouth of a volcano cools abruptly down and contracts.

FT-1. Hallim park - Green-tea Museum - Jusangjulri cliff - Lee, Jung-Seop museum
- In this multi-faceted park, the palm trees tower along the road. The "Subtropical Garden" greenhouse showcases
some rare subtropical plants and the wild plants of Jeju Island. The underground world of Hyeopjae and Ssangyong
lava caves will amaze you!
- Black hexagonal stone pillars are piled on top of each other; they unfold like a folding screen as if a god elaborately
piled up blocks of stone.

FT-2. Sankumburi crater - Seongsan sunrise peak - Seopjikoji coast
- The area inside the crater is 300,000§³ with an inside bottom circumference of 756m, an outer circumference of
2,070m, and a vertical height of 130m. It is bigger and deeper than the crater of Mount Halla.
- Jutting out at the eastern seashore of Jeju Island, Seopji-Koji is one of the most scenic views with the bright yellow
canola and Seongsan Sunrise Peak as a backdrop. The pristine beauty of Jeju can be seen in Seopji-koji. Sinyang
Beach, a meadow filled with canola flowers, peacefully grazing Jeju ponies, a rocky sea cliff, and a towering
legendary large rock (Sunbawe) all combine to make nature s masterpiece.

FT-3. Seongsanhang(port) - U-do (islet) - Seongsan sunrise peak
- The island was named "Udo" or "Cow Island" as its contours look like a cow lying down on the ground. The white
sand beach facing the indigo and turquoise sea of Jeju is very impressive.
- 99 rocky peaks surround the crater like a fortress and the gentle southern slope connected to water is a lush
grassland.

FT-4. Mosulpo(port) ¡æ Mara-do(islet) - Jusangjulri cliff
- Open in 1992 as the world biggest bonsai theme park. Bunjae Art Park is always give you the unsurpassed
opportunity to relax and commune with nature. This garden will lead you to a poignant environment that you have
never experience before.
- Black hexagonal stone pillars are piled on top of each other; they unfold like a folding screen as if a god elaborately
piled up blocks of stone. It was designated as Cultural Property No. 50 by the Jeju Government.