Jeju Olle Route

Day 1｜Arrival in Jeju – “The Hawaii of the East”

Meet at the designated hotel in Jeju City. Enjoy free time exploring the city and tasting iconic Jeju dishes such as abalone bibimbap, seafood ramen, and Jeju black pork.

🏠 Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Jeju City

🍴Meals: None

Day 2｜Olle Trail – Chocheon → Gimnyeong

Route 19 (19.4 km)｜Walking 6–7 hours

Follow the eastern coastline and feel the raw beauty of Jeju’s volcanic landscape.Highlights include Hamdeok Seoubong Beach, Chocheon Manse-dong Hill, and the Bukchon anti-Japanese historical site.

🏠 Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Seongsan

🍴Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 3｜Olle Trail – Mountain to Sea

Route 1 + Seongsan Ilchulbong (15.1 km)｜Walking 5–6 hours

Walk the “Sister Route” of the Camino pilgrimage trail—one of the first and most iconic Olle routes.Features mountain paths, coastal scenery, fields, and villages.Climb Seongsan Ilchulbong, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.Enjoy classic Jeju landscapes including stone-wall villages and tangerine orchards.

🏠 Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Seogwipo

🍴Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 4｜Olle Trail – Mountain Route

Route 3A (20.9 km)｜Walking 6–7 hours

A more challenging forest and mountain trail.Walk through ancient stone fences and dense woodlands to experience Jeju’s lesser-known mountain beauty.

🏠 Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Seogwipo

🍴Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 5｜Olle Trail – Wolpyeong → Daejeong

Route 8 (20.0 km)｜Walking 5–6 hours

Admire dramatic columnar cliffs and sweeping coastal pampas grass.Visit Yakcheonsa Temple—one of the biggest Buddhist temples in Jeju.End at a natural spring pool used historically as farmland water supply.

🏠 Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Seogwipo

🍴Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 6｜Olle Trail – Hwasun → Moseulpo

Route 10 (15.6 km)｜Walking 5–6 hours

Enjoy views of Sanbangsan Mountain, Marado Island, and Gapado Island.Pass Saseong, with distant views of Hallasan.Visit Yongmeori Coast and Songaksan, known as a filming site for Dae Jang Geum.

🏠 Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Seogwipo

🍴Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 7｜Olle Trail – Oedolgae → Soesokkak

Route 6 (13 km)｜Walking 4–5 hours

A popular trail combining ocean views and urban charm.Walk through Seogwipo city, Lee Jung-seop Street, and enjoy dramatic coastal waterfalls such as Cheonjiyeon and Jeongbang Falls.Receive your 100 km Completion Certificate (double certificate available for Camino walkers).

🏠 Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Jeju City

🍴Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 8｜Departure

Free time until checkout and dismissal.Airport transfer available upon request.

🍴Meals: Breakfast

Tour Coordinator｜ Kero

Experience：

🚗 Logistics

• Starts

  Hotel in Jeju City

  16:00 on Day 1

  Ends

  Hotel in Jeju City

  Any time on Day 8

  
  

  🚛 Transfers

  Airport arrival and departure transfers are not included, please let us know if you need pick up and drop off service with extra charge.

✅ Include

• Guides

  • Expert, local, English-speaking guides

  Accommodation

  • 7 nights in twin room hotel

  Meals

  • Day 2–7：Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

  • Day 8： Breakfast 

  Transfers

  • Transfers throughout the trip Day 2-7

  Porterage

  • We will transfer your luggage during the trek

  Hiking Stamp Passport

  Official Trail Completion Certificate

❌ Not Include

• ❌Travel to and from the trip

  • Our trips do not include flights to the start point and back from the end point. 

  ❌ Meals that didn't mention

  ❌ Sim card

  ❌ Hiking gear

  ❌ Tips

  ❌ Travel insurance

  ❌ Visas

  ❌ Personal Expenses

🧳 Weight Restrictions

• There is a weight restriction 15kg for baggage transfer through the tour. You need to pack your transfer baggage in softbag or duffle bag. Some items may be left in the hotel in Jeju city if necessary.

🥾 Gearlist

• Day pack with rain cover (20-30 litre +)

  
  

  Clothes

  • Waterproof jacket

  • Hiking shorts or pants

  • 2/3 trekking t-shirts/shirts

  • Hiking socks and lighter walking socks

  • Sun hat

  • Spare underwear

  • Buff or similar

  Shoes

  • Hiking boots

  • Slipper

  Other

  • Trekking poles

  • Travel towel

  • Sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses)

  • Water bottles

  • Headtorch

  • First aid kit and/or personal medication

  • Biodegradable wet wipes

  • Toilet paper/tissues

  • Powerbank

  • Universal plug adaptor

❓ FAQ

• What is the weather like during the hike in October?

  October is one of the best months for hiking in Jeju.The weather is cool, clear, and comfortable, with average temperatures around 15–22°C.Humidity is lower, the skies are often bright, and the autumn breeze makes long walks enjoyable.

  This is also the season of golden pampas grass, autumn foliage, and wide-open views, perfect for photography and outdoor activities.

   

• What happens if the weather is bad?

  Jeju’s weather can change quickly. In the event of heavy rain or strong winds, our guide will adjust or replace the route with a safer alternative to ensure your safety and the smooth running of the trip.

  
  

  Can I join if I have no hiking experience?

  Yes!Hiking in Jeju during April is generally easy-level. Most Olle Trail sections feature coastal paths, village lanes, and countryside scenery with mostly gentle terrain—perfect for beginners.

  
  

  What gear should I prepare?

  We recommend bringing:

  • Hiking shoes

  • Windproof/waterproof jacket

  • Personal water bottle

  • Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)

  • Lightweight daypack

  
  

  Can you accommodate vegetarian or special dietary needs?

  Yes!Please inform us during registration. We will do our best to arrange vegetarian, halal, or special dietary restrictions (e.g., no seafood or nuts).

  
  

  Is the Hallasan summit hike mandatory?

  No. It is an optional challenge. If you choose not to join, your day simply ends after the regular itinerary.

  
  

  Will language be a problem?

  Not at all. We provide a Chinese tour leader and a Korean local guide, so communication will be fully supported throughout the trip.

  
  

  Do I need to carry cash?

  Most places in Jeju City accept credit cards.However, some small shops or restaurants in rural areas may accept cash only, so it’s good to carry a small amount of Korean won.

  
  

  Is mobile data easily accessible?

  Yes.4G/5G signal is available in most areas of Jeju Island.

  
  

  How much should I prepare for tips?

  Tipping is not a mandatory practice in Korea. You generally do not need to tip.However, if you feel the service was exceptional, you may offer a small tip as a token of appreciation, entirely at your discretion.