
Jeju City Jeju-do, South Korea Travel Guide
Jeju Island''s public transport network mainly counts on an extensive bus network. There are no metro or tram systems on the island.
The Jeju Bus Information System operates various types of buses: City Buses (Blue, Green) for local routes, and Intercity/Express Buses (Red, Yellow, Express) for island-wide connections.
Bus numbers are displayed. Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal and Jeju International Airport (CJU) are hubs.
Buses typically operate from ~6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Main routes operate regularly; rural routes have less frequent service.
Use Naver Map or KakaoMap for real-time tracking and route planning (Google Maps is limited).
For all intercity and express routes.
Connects to destinations across Jeju.
Direct links to major attractions.
Easy to navigate and use for visitors.
Taxis offer a convenient and comfortable way to travel, especially for close-by travel or with luggage.
~₩1,200 (with card)
~₩3,800
~₩6,500
Renting a vehicle offers the most flexibility for exploring Jeju Island at your own pace.
Drive on the right side of the road. Seatbelts are mandatory for all passengers.
Speed regulations are applied strictly.
Roads are generally well-maintained and straightforward to get around.
GPS navigation with Naver Map or KakaoMap is essential.
Parking can be challenging in popular tourist spots plus the central area Jeju City.
Search for marked parking spaces lots; fees usually apply.
Jeju offers specialized transportation options catering to specific sightseeing needs.
Covers major sights inside Jeju City and vicinity.
Explore underwater near Seogwipo.
Jeju Island does not have cable cars or funiculars.
Select your transportation based on your itinerary, budget, and travel style.
Car rental offers greatest adaptability for island exploration, while buses are affordable for specific routes.