Eden & Luis — Meet Us in Jeju

The most recommended way to fly to Jeju is buying two separate round trip tickets for LAX ↔ Incheon International Airport (ICN), and Gimpo International Airport (GMP) ↔ Jeju International Airport (CJU). This is the most cost-effective way to fly to Jeju.

We recommend spending a few days in mainland before taking another flight. If you’re traveling around Seoul, you can take Airport Railroad (AREX), subway, or taxi to Gimpo airport. If you’re traveling around Busan, you can fly from Gimhae International Airport (PUS).

Additionally, you can fly to any Asian city of your liking and fly to Jeju for the ceremony. Osaka, Tokyo, and Shanghai to name a few.

You can also fly directly to Jeju without taking a break. You can either:

1. Buy separate flights like above, but with a small layover in between
2. Buy direct flights from Google Flights

However, you are responsible for transferring from INC to GMP even with direct flight tickets. Here is a guide to how to transfer between the airports.

First, make sure you get an International Driving Permit issued. AAA can issue one for you on the same day you walk in. Then, download the app or go to the website of either option below, and follow the instructions.

• SK Rent a Car
• LOTTE rent-a-car

Google Map is not reliable in Korea. Download Naver Map or Kakao Map (of both!) for navigating throughout Korea, for both driving and public transportations.

Jeju Island has an abundance of diverse and breathtaking sights to see, ranging from volcanic craters and lava tubes to cascading waterfalls and pristine beaches.

• Jusangjeolli
• Cheonjiyeon Falls
• O’Sulloc Tea Museum
• Hallasan National Park
• Cheonggulmul
• Seogwipo Forest of Healing

Jeju is known for fresh seafood and black pork. (Plus tangerine! So many tangerines.)

• Donsadon
• Yolda
• Su Udon
• Hwanghae Restaurant
• Noraba
• Bada Sulsang
  (Long wait)

There is enormous number of cafes in Korea. Especially in Jeju, many cafes have breathtaking views and architectures.

• Wiee
• Un Po’ Più
• Lobby
• One and Only
• And more
• And more!!!

As noted above, please use these maps instead of Google Maps in Korea.

Kakao T is the most used taxi app in Korea. However, Kakao T might not be able to register your foreign cards. In that case, be prepared to pay in cash or with a physical card after the ride.

Papago is a translation app that allows taking or uploading pictures, which comes very handy when translating writings on signs or menus.

These are two top food delivery apps in Korea. Food delivery in Korea is fast, cheap, and available almost anywhere.