South Korea
Korea: Seoul & Jeju Island
Korea works well as a two-part trip: Seoul for contemporary culture, markets and food, then Jeju for volcanic landscapes and a slower coastal pace.
Reference starting price

The place
Why go.
A contrast between Seoul's contemporary culture and Jeju's volcanic landscapes, coastlines and slower pace.
Ideal for · Couples · Families · Food-led travellers · First-time North Asia travellers
When to go
April–June and September–November
Temperate spring, dry and clear autumn. Jeju is windier than the mainland year-round.
Seoul to Jeju is a short domestic sector; whether it is included depends on how the journey is configured for your dates.
At a glance
- Regions
- Seoul, Jeju Island
- Duration
- 6 nights
- Journey style
- Two-base city and island, relaxed pace
- Flights
- Not included in the starting price
Trip details
Not included
- International airfare
- Government visa fees
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Optional experiences
Visa
Understand what you need before you go.
Visa requirements and government fees depend on nationality and current official rules. MIRAI provides visa assistance separately from the journey cost.
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Important information
- Starting price shown for reference. Final pricing depends on travel dates, availability, accommodation, transport and selected inclusions.
- Seoul to Jeju is a short domestic sector; whether it is included depends on how the journey is configured for your dates.
- International flights, government visa fees and personal expenses are not included unless specifically stated.
- Final inclusions and pricing are confirmed at the time of quotation.