Western Jeju: Hallim Park, Dragon Head Park, Spirited Garden

Fixed Date One-Day Trip (Private)

Starting at: $729.10

per personmore

Departure possible from:

Jeju-si, Seogwipo

Group Size

private group

Duration

8 hours

What's included

Included

entrance fee

transportation

licensed guide

Not Included

personal expenses and all other expenses not specified explicitly in the program

Experience on This Tour

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Hallim Park, spanning over 300,000 square meters, is the largest park on Jeju Island. Here, you'll find stunning cacti, palm trees, flowers, and other exotic plants, as well as natural lava caves with stalactites and stalagmites — a rarity even among lava caves worldwide.

At the foot of Sanbangsan lies the picturesque Yongmeori Coast (Dragon Head). During low tide, you can stroll along the rocky shore, perhaps encountering local haenyeo (female divers) who might offer freshly caught seafood and a bottle of local soju. Near the entrance to Yongmeori, you'll see a replica of the Dutch East India Company ship, Sperwer, and learn about the first Europeans to set foot in Korea.

Not far away is Senggakhaneun Jeongwon (the Spirited Garden), a unique space where nature and art blend seamlessly, creating a tranquil setting for rest and contemplation.

Tour Objects

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Hallim Park

The biggest park and botanical garden in Jeju. Consists of 9 zones.

Spirited Garden jeju

Spirited Garden jeju is one of the most famous world's bonsai (punje in Korean) gardens.

Yongmeori Coast

Yongmeori Coast, whose name translates to "Dragon Head," is famous for its dramatic cliffs resembling a dragon's head plunging into the sea. These cliffs, formed from volcanic rock millions of years ago, offer a unique landscape that attracts photographers and nature enthusiasts alike. During low tide, visitors can walk along the rocky shore, feel the sea breeze, and admire the breathtaking scenery. You might also encounter local haenyeo (female divers) selling freshly caught seafood straight from the ocean.