Find your way around Jeju Island and look out for points of interest in your vicinity!
There is no subway system on Jeju Island but the buses are plentiful and comfortable. Bus routes cover almost all of Jeju Island and are the most economical way to get around, as well as being one of the most scenic.
Fares on all bus types on Jeju Island can be paid in cash or with a rechargeable T-money card, available for purchase at convenience stores.
Basic bus fare is 1,200 won (1,150 won with T-money card) for all types of buses, except for express bus.
You will be able to transfer a maximum of two times per fare only when using T-Money Card.
In other words, you can go to every corner of Jeju Island on only 1,150 won. Free WiFi is also installed in all buses and stops on Jeju Island.
The Jeju bus system divides the island into four regions; Northeast (Jocheon, Gujwa), Northwest (Aewol, Hallim, Hangyeong), Southeast (Namwon, Pyoseon, Seongsan), Southwest (Andeok, Daejeong). There are 45 bus routes that run in these areas.
The types of Jeju buses are 4; Express bus, Main line bus (including Jeju City and Seogwipo City), Feeder line bus (including Jeju City and Seogwipo City), Rural routes and Tourist bus. The new numbering system, which was introduced as of August 26, 2017 will help you easily identify the type of bus, departing stop, and bus route. Intercity express buses are 100 numbers, city buses (main line bus) for Jeju city and Seogwipo city have the numbers 200, 300 and 500, rural buses are numbered 400, 600, 700, and finally, buses in the outlying areas that take visitors to key sightseeing spots and volcanic cones have the numbers 810 and 820.
Bus No. starts with | Bus Type | Fare (Adult) | Bus No. starts with | Bus Type | Fare (Adult) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Express bus | 2,000 ~ 3,000 won (distance-based) | 2 | Main line bus | 1,200 won (1,150 won with T-money card) |
3 | Jeju City main line bus | 1,200 won (1,150 won with T-money card) |
4 | Jeju City Feeder line bus | |
5 | Seogwipo City main line bus | 6 | Seogwipo City feeder line bus | ||
7 | Rural routes | 810, 820 | Tourist bus | 1,150 won (fare per ride) |
12 express buses travel between Jeju’s main locations, including airport, city bus terminals, and transit centers (transfer bus stops), in around 1 hour. Bus fares start at 2,000 won for the first 20 km when using T-money card. An extra 200 won will be charged per 5 km after that, up to a maximum fare of 3,000 won. If you pay in cash, the maximum fare of 3,000 won will be charged.
Main line buses connect comfortably to places throughout Jeju. However if you are in a hurry, you would be better to take express buses, since main line buses stop at almost every station on all bus routes. Some main line buses usually go the same direction with express buses.
Feeder line buses reach almost every corner of Jeju island. You can comfortably and easily transfer from an express bus or a main line bus free of charge when using T-money card. (If you use cash, you cannot get transfer discounts.)
Jeju island is home to a number of UNESCO designated World Natural Heritage sites such as Manjanggul Cave and Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, as well as distinct tourist attractions like the numerous oreums (Jeju dialect for small volcanic cones) scattered around the island. As major attractions are situated all over the island, joining a tourist bus would be a great option to get around Jeju.
Two bus routes cover Jeju’s most popular tourist scenic spots. The Eastern District Tourist Area Circulation Bus (810-1 and 810-2) departs from Daecheon Transit Center and passes the Jeju World Natural Heritage Center, Bijarim Forest and YongnuniOreum. The Western District Tourist Area Circulation Bus (820-1 and 820-2) covers Shinhwa World, the Jeju Aerospace Museum, Jeju O’sulloc Tea Museum, JeojiOreum and other spots in the southwest.
• Intervals: 30-min from 8:30 a.m. to a final departure at 5:30 p.m. • Fares: adults 1,150 won, teenagers 850 won, children 350 won (Bus fare per ride, T-Money card only) • Inquiries: 064-746-7310 |
|
810-1 (In the direction of Jeju World Natural Heritage Center) 810-2 (In the direction of GeoseunsemiOreum) |
Daecheon Transit Center →Jeju World Natural Heritage Center, GeomunOreum→Seonheul 2-ri Village → Fairy and the Woodcutter →Seonin-dong Village →Daheeyeon→ Albam Oreum – Camellia Hill Wetlands Center →Hanul Land → EodaeOreum→Deokcheon-ri→DunjiOreum→ Maze Land →Bijarim→DarangshiOreum Entrance (North) →Jeju RailBike →YongnuniOreum→DarangshiOreum Entrance (South), SonjiOreum→Songdang-ri Village → Abu Oreum→ Geoseunsemi, Andol, Batdol and Min Oreum→Daecheon Transit Center |
From Jeju city bus terminal to Daecheon Transit Center: Take bus No. 110-1, 120-1, 210-1, 210-2 or 220-1, stop at ‘Daecheon Transit Center’ (around 40 min.) | |
820-1 (In the direction of Hello Kitty Island) 820-2 (In the direction of JejuMyths&History Park) |
Donggwang Transit Center → Jeju Myths & History Park → Jeju Aerospace Museum → Jeju Aerospace Hotel → Jeju O’sulloc Tea Museum → Jeju Glass Castle → JejuGotjawal Hwansang Forest → Spirited Garden → Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art, Kim Tschang-Yeul Museum, Jeoji Artists’ Village, Bangrimwon → JeojiOreum → Cheongsu Village Community Center → Jeju Peace Museum → SanyangGotjawal → Shinpyung-ri Village → Gueok-ri Village → Norimae → Seogwangseo-ri Village → Soingook Theme Park → Seogwangdong-ri Village → World Car Museum → Hello Kitty Island → Donggwang Transit Center |
From Jeju city bus terminal to Donggwang Transit Center: Take bus No. 182, 150-1, 150-2, 282, 250-1 or 255, stop at ‘Donggwang Transit Center’ (around 50 min.) |
©2016 Pure Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Pippi? Wondering who I am?
CEO : Jeehyang Kim / Business license number : 113-81-90883
697 - 310 1031, Haye-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Republic of KoreaBusiness Hours : 08:00 ~ 19:00Contact email : pippi@jejubnb.net