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Jeju without a car: which bus to take

You can see most of Jeju by bus. 989 bus routes cover the island, and from Jeju Airport the main sights are one direct bus or one change away. Here is which bus to take to each, from the island's own route data.

From Jeju Airport, by bus

Where toDirect bus from the airportWith one change
Jungmun Resort and beaches600 (8 stops), 601 (8 stops), 901 (9 stops)
Seogwipo (Olle Market, Cheonjiyeon Falls)182 (12 stops), 182-1 (12 stops), 901 (14 stops)
Hallasan: Seongpanak trail181 (11 stops), 182 (17 stops), 182-1 (17 stops)
Seongsan Port (ferry to Udo)111 (14 stops), 111-1 (15 stops), 101 (17 stops)
Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak)–Bus 111 to Seongsan Port (14 stops), then about 25 min on foot or a short taxi ride
Hamdeok Beach101 (10 stops), 303 (11 stops), 325 (40 stops)
Woljeong-ri Beach101 (12 stops)
Hyeopjae Beach–Bus 102 to Hallim Transfer Stop (Hallimni) (한림환승정류장(한림리)), then bus 202
Aewol coast cafés102 (5 stops), 102-1 (5 stops)
Dongmun Market (Jeju City)302 (2 stops), 303 (2 stops), 1113 (3 stops)

How the buses work

Where to stay without a car

Stay in Jeju City for the airport and the most buses, or in Seogwipo for the south coast; both are bus hubs. Resort areas such as Jungmun and Aewol are much easier with a car.

Plan the rest

Questions

Can you get around Jeju without a car?

Yes for the main sights: most are one direct bus or one change from the airport. Buses are slower and less frequent in the countryside, so plan fewer stops a day than with a car.

Which bus goes from Jeju Airport to Jungmun?

Bus 600 or 601 or 901 from the airport, 8 stops.

How do I get to Seongsan Ilchulbong by bus?

Bus 111 to Seongsan Port (14 stops), then about 25 min on foot or a short taxi ride.

Bus routes from the national bus route data (TAGO), checked 2026-10-11. Routes change: check the bus number in Kakao Map or Naver Map on the day.