Experience the rich ecological treasures of Jeju through a special, curated journey.
Covering the island’s North, East, West, and South (N-E-W-S), the tour features unique programs such as the Haenyeo (women divers) culture experience, Oreum (volcanic cone) ecology tours, marine and volcanic landscape exploration, and forest treks through the Gotjawal of Hallasan.
Accompanied by local ecological experts and storytellers, participants will gain a deeper understanding of Jeju’s nature, history, and culture.
This excursion combines ecological exploration with wellness activities, offering a refined and memorable experience of Jeju.
Conference Tour Information
The tour is available to those who register and pay either in advance or on-site.
On-site registration and card payment will be accepted; however, please note that availability may be limited depending on on-site circumstances and the tour may close early.
The tour fee includes accommodation and meals during the tour
The tour lasts for two days and one night.
For any inquiries, please contact the Secretariat by email(secretariat@cccf2025.com).
Itinerary Overview
Day 1 (September 19 )
09:30 Departure from ICC JEJU
10:00 ~ 12:30 Hallasan Gotjawal Forest Tour (South)
12:30 ~ 13:30 Lunch
14:00 ~ 15:30 Marine & Volcanic Landscape Tour
17:30 ~ Dinner and Rest
Day 2 (September 20)
09:30 Departure from Hotel
10:00 ~ 12:00 Jeju history & Oreum Ecology Tour (East)
12:40 ~ 14:00 Lunch
14:00 ~ 15:30 Haenyeo Culture Experience (North)
17:00 Arriveal at ICC JEJU
*Subject to change depending on local conditions.
DAY 1
South: Hallasan Gotjawal Forest
Sanghyowon is a botanical garden located in Seogwipo, covering approximately 80,000 square meters. Situated at an elevation of 400 meters with views of Hallasan and the sea, it is home to native Jeju species such as orchids and centuries-old evergreen trees. Sanghyowon holds significant ecological value for its biodiversity and rarity.
Seogwipo Healing Forest is located 320–760 meters above sea level, it is home to a rich variety of vegetation, with trees averaging over 60 years old. Guided programs by professional forest therapists help restore energy and promote well-being.
During the visit, participants will enjoy a traditional Charong Table Lunch — a selection of Jeju’s local dishes served in a charong, a bamboo basket traditionally used for carrying food.
West: Marine and Volcanic Landscape
Songaksan, also known as “99 Peaks,” is a volcanic cone characterized by 99 small peaks. It features a rare double crater—a unique geological structure formed by a secondary eruption within the main crater. Songaksan is also a historical site reflecting the hardships faced by Jeju residents who were forcibly mobilized during the Japanese occupation. Once densely forested with pine, camellia, and zelkova trees, the area’s vegetation was largely destroyed for military construction, and the landscape is now mostly covered in grass.
DAY 2
East: Jeju history and Oreum Ecology
The Museum of Nature & Love is a photo gallery housed in the former Gasi Elementary School, offering guided photo tours led by director and photographer Seo Jae-chul. Through his works, visitors gain insights into Jeju’s ecology and history. The museum also features Jeju’s unique natural artifacts, volcanic bomb displays, and a resting area with books and prints.
Ttarabi Oreum, known as the "Queen of Oreum," features three craters and six peaks shaped by soft lava flows. In autumn, silver grass blankets the landscape, creating a breathtaking view. Visitors can also explore the Gasi-ri Horse Ranch Trail (20 km), with the shorter Jolbeun Trail (10.3 km) including Ttarabi Oreum and Keunsaseumi Oreum. Under the guidance of Director Seo Jae-chul, an ecological and cultural tour of Jeju’s oreum and native horses is offered.
North: Haenyeo (Women Divers) Culture
Dodu Harbor
offers a special experience featuring yacht sailing with views of Jeju’s blue sea, observing haenyeo (female divers) at work, and tasting freshly harvested seafood.
Dodubong, known as the "head of Jeju," offers panoramic views of the island’s open sea, the colorful Rainbow Coastal Road, and the nearby Jeju Airport under the wide blue sky.
ACCOMMODATION
Gotjawal, a mysterious forest hidden by Jeju island
A unique stay where you become one with nature
ECOLAND HOTEL
Ecoland Hotel is nestled in Gotjawal, a mysterious forest in Jeju, offering a one-of-a-kind experience in nature. Designed in the style of a European castle, the hotel has 200 rooms, including 49 suites. It is surrounded by untouched forests and tranquil lakes, allowing guests to feel immersed in nature. Facilities include swimming pools, restaurants, and various amenities accessible via a large bridge crossing the lake. Guests can also enjoy Ecoland Theme Park and Ecoland Golf Club, both located in the vicinity.
Important notes:
Rooms are based on twin occupancy.
A single room may be requested with an additional charge.
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