The main urban area of Jeju Island with hotels, restaurants, and the famous Dongmun Traditional Market. Very close to the airport.
About Jeju City Center
The waterfront area along Tap-dong has been redeveloped with parks, sculptures, and ocean views. Yongduam (Dragon Head Rock), a dramatic volcanic rock formation, is a short walk west along the coast. Jeju City also serves as the base for exploring the island\'s UNESCO Global Geopark—Hallasan Mountain, lava tubes, and the spectacular Seongsan Ilchulbong peak are all accessible from here. The city has a youthful, creative energy with craft breweries and boutique cafés appearing in renovated hanok-style buildings.
Nearby Landmarks
Transport Options
Quick Comparison
| Option | Cost | Time | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taxi | $5-8 | 10-15 min | Convenience, groups, heavy luggage |
Good to Know
Late Night Transport
Taxis are plentiful in Jeju at all hours, and the airport taxi stand operates 24/7. Airport limousine buses (600 line) run until about 10:00 PM. After midnight, taxis remain available—the fare to the city center is approximately ₩3,500–5,000. Kakao T (ride-hailing app) also works on Jeju.
Luggage Tips
The extremely short distance to Jeju City center means luggage is never an issue. Taxis handle bags easily, and airport buses have undercarriage storage. Many hotels and guesthouses in Jeju City offer airport pickup services. Luggage forwarding services are available at the airport.
Accessibility
Jeju Airport is modern and fully accessible. Taxis can accommodate wheelchairs with folding capability. City center sidewalks are generally well-maintained and flat. Dongmun Market has wide aisles but can be crowded. Major attractions on Jeju Island vary in accessibility—check specific sites in advance.