Photo: Basile Morin / CC BY-SA 4.0Timed shore plans, measured from your gangway · port-of-japan.com/jeju/ · Verified August 16, 2026
Everything here is a round trip from the gangway, with the 60-minute margin already set aside. Tap what you want.
Do · 9h round tripThe haenyeo, women who free-dive for shellfish into their seventies, are UNESCO-listed. This small-group day pairs their show at Seongsan with the east coast, and keeps the ship’s clock for you.
~9hBookable · 5.0★ (53) · from US$110See the detail →Book it on Viator →Round trips are measured from the gangway and include getting back. Two stops in the same direction overlap, so a real day usually comes in under the total you see, never over it.
Booked before you sail — Japan has no pier-side tour desks. Booking through these links supports the site; walking still costs nothing.
5.0★ · 53 reviewsFrom US$110 per person.
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5.0★ · 37 reviewsFrom US$120 per person.
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5.0★ · 32 reviewsFrom US$190 per person.
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5.0★ · 27 reviewsFrom US$250 per person.
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5.0★ · 21 reviewsFrom US$31 per person.
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5.0★ · 21 reviewsFrom US$110 per person.
See dates and book →Each one is a finished day, timed from the gangway and back. Read it, or ignore it and pick your own stops above.
On a 3-hour stop that leaves 30 min spare. Comfortable, but do not add to it.
Short calls at the northern terminal
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4–6 hours ashore · 5 hr door to doorOn a 6-hour stop that leaves 1 hr spare — the full hour this site recommends, and then some.
The southern terminal — cliffs, falls and the market
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8 hours or more ashore · 6 hr door to doorOn an 8-hour stop that leaves 2 hr spare — the full hour this site recommends, and then some.
Long calls at the northern terminal
Read the route →Rainy day ashore · 4 hr 30 min door to doorOn a 6-hour stop that leaves 1 hr 30 min spare — the full hour this site recommends, and then some.
Wet weather at the northern terminal — underground and under roofs
Read the route →The City Tour bus takes no cash. Jeju taxis start at ₩4,300.
Jeju buses have been cashless since October 2024 and take tapped foreign Visa cards and T-money. Frequency of the 680 is not published; taxis wait at the terminal.
Buses go there too (111 express from Jeju City) but take longer than a port day allows.
Phones auto-switch to local time; all-aboard runs on ship time. Write both if they differ.
Dongmun Market & Jeju City (from Jeju Port): ① Jeju City Tour bus from the International Passenger Terminal — Dongmun Market in 7 min ② Or a taxi, 5–10 min Fare ₩5,000 a ride · day pass ₩12,000 · cards only. hourly from 09:00 · no service on Mondays.
Seogwipo (from Gangjeong): ① Bus 680 from in front of the Gangjeong terminal to Maeil Olle Market and the old town ② Or a taxi, ~15 min Fare ₩1,150 by card — no cash on Jeju buses.
Seongsan Ilchulbong: ① Taxi from either terminal: ~1h from Jeju Port, 70–85 min from Gangjeong ② Agree the return, or book a car for the day
| Please take me back to the cruise ship (Jeju port) | クルーズ船乗り場までお願いします |
| Seongsan Ilchulbong | 성산일출봉 |
| Dongmun Market | 동문재래시장 |
| Manjanggul lava tube | 만장굴 |
| Jusangjeolli cliffs | 주상절리대 |
| Jeongbang Falls & Seogwipo | 정방폭포 |
| Sea-urchin noodles at the haenyeo house | 강정해녀의집 |
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