Jeju Winter Day Tour with Hotel Pick-up: Camellias, Tangerine Picking & Snow
- 🍊 Pick fresh, juicy tangerines straight from the trees and experience one of Jeju Island's most beloved winter traditions!
- ❄️ Choose between East Jeju and Southwest Jeju, each featuring carefully selected seasonal attractions and unforgettable winter experiences.
- 🌺 Discover beautiful camellia blossoms, breathtaking volcanic scenery, and the magical winter atmosphere of Jeju Island.
- 🚌 Capture stunning photos among vibrant orange tangerine orchards, colorful camellia gardens, and Jeju's most picturesque winter destinations.
Package Options
Sightseeing Tours
| Tour Type | Private tour, Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Hotel transfer |
| Tour types | Guided tour |
| Meal arrangement | Arrange yourself |
| Additional service & facility | Transfer included |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights, Eco-tourism, Islands tour |
| Transport | Charter car |
Product Info
Experience three of Jeju’s winter highlights in one special seasonal tour—vibrant camellia flowers, sweet tangerine picking, and beautiful snowy landscapes. Discover why winter is one of the most charming times to explore Jeju Island.
Pick fresh tangerines yourself, capture colorful photos among blooming camellias, and enjoy Jeju’s peaceful winter scenery. With convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off, simply relax and enjoy a memorable winter day.
Looking for a special winter experience in Jeju? Don't miss our seasonal tour featuring tangerine picking, one of Jeju's must-try winter activities! Available only during the winter season!
Discover Jeju's traditional culture and charming stone houses in a peaceful winter atmosphere.
Admire breathtaking winter coastal views from Jeju's iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Experience Jeju's winter charm by picking fresh, sweet tangerines straight from the trees!
Explore a magical winter garden where traditional Korean scenery meets beautiful snow-covered landscapes.
Capture unforgettable winter photos of Jeju's iconic mountain surrounded by breathtaking snowy scenery.
Discover the stunning beauty of Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls, where emerald waters meet a peaceful winter landscape.
Marvel at Jeju's dramatic volcanic cliffs and powerful ocean waves against a stunning winter coastal backdrop.
Wander through a romantic winter garden filled with beautiful red camellia flowers and picture-perfect photo spots.
Capture beautiful winter photos at Jeju's famous green tea fields, surrounded by peaceful scenery and seasonal charm.
Purchase Notice
- Complimentary hotel pick-up is available within Jeju City only.
- Admission fees to attractions and meal expenses are not included in the tour price. Please pay these costs directly on-site.
Reminders
Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
Complimentary hotel pick-up is available within Jeju City only.
Please provide a valid WhatsApp number. A WhatsApp group chat with your guide will be created before the tour for easy and efficient communication.
Strollers cannot be brought on board the tour vehicle. Please note that guests bringing a stroller may not be able to join the tour.
Children aged 3 and under are not permitted to join this tour.
FAQ
1. What is the typical winter weather like on Jeju Island, especially during the Camellia Festival season?
Jeju Island winters, particularly from December to February, are generally mild compared to mainland Korea, with average temperatures ranging from 3°C to 10°C. Coastal areas are milder, while the mountainous Hallasan area experiences more snow and colder conditions. Winds can make it feel colder. The Camellia Festival usually occurs from late November to February, thriving in these cool temperatures. Light snow is possible, adding to the winter charm.
2. Is it feasible to experience the Camellia Festival, tangerine picking, and snow activities on Jeju Island within a single day?
Experiencing the Camellia Festival, tangerine picking, and snow activities within a single day on Jeju Island is feasible, but requires careful planning due to the island's size and travel times. A well-organized tour with pre-planned routes and efficient transportation is highly recommended to maximize your time and comfortably enjoy each experience without rushing. This approach ensures you can visit diverse sites across the island effectively.
3. Where are the best locations to experience snow scenes and capture beautiful winter photos on Jeju Island?
For stunning snow scenes and winter photos on Jeju Island, the slopes of Hallasan Mountain are paramount, especially along the Eorimok or Seongpanak trails if accessible. Other excellent spots include the 1100 Road area, which often boasts picturesque snow-covered landscapes. Coastal areas usually have less snow but can offer dramatic contrasts with the sea if light snowfall occurs.
4. What are the recommended transportation options for visiting the Camellia Festival and tangerine farms on Jeju Island during winter?
For visiting the Camellia Festival and tangerine farms on Jeju Island in winter, private transportation or guided tours are highly recommended. Public buses operate but can be infrequent or indirect for specific farm locations. Renting a car offers flexibility but requires familiarity with local driving conditions and winter road safety. Guided tours often provide comfortable hotel pick-up and drop-off, making it convenient to visit multiple locations efficiently.
5. When is the best time to visit Jeju Island's Camellia Festival to see the flowers in full bloom?
The Camellia Festival on Jeju Island typically runs from late November through February. To see the camellias in their most vibrant full bloom, the optimal period is usually between mid-December and late January. However, bloom times can vary slightly each year depending on weather conditions. Different camellia varieties may also bloom at slightly different intervals within this window.
6. What should I know before participating in a tangerine picking activity on Jeju Island?
Before participating in a tangerine picking activity on Jeju Island, it's good to know that farms usually provide clippers and baskets. You can often pick and taste the tangerines on-site, and many farms allow you to purchase a box of what you've picked. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes, as you'll be walking around the groves. Check the farm's operating hours and any specific rules, especially regarding how much you can pick or take home.
7. Which areas on Jeju Island are most likely to have snow suitable for winter activities?
The highest likelihood of encountering significant snow for winter activities on Jeju Island is around the central Hallasan National Park area. Higher elevations, particularly above the 600-meter mark, receive more frequent and heavier snowfall. Areas accessible by the 1100 Road also typically feature snow-covered landscapes. Coastal regions may experience light, temporary snowfall, but sustained snow suitable for activities is rare there.
8. What essential items should I pack for a winter trip to Jeju Island to enjoy the camellia festival and snow activities comfortably?
For a comfortable winter trip to Jeju Island, pack warm, layered clothing. Essentials include thermal underwear, a waterproof and windproof outer jacket, warm sweaters or fleeces, and sturdy, waterproof walking shoes or boots, especially for snow activities. Don't forget a hat, gloves, and a scarf to protect against the cold and wind, particularly when visiting the Camellia Festival or higher elevations.
