Jeju Island is largest island between South Korea and Japan. The island is known for its tangerines, volcanic landscapes and beaches, and its status as a Special Self-Governing Province.

Many of the residents speak the Korean language since it is taught in schools. Jeju Island has its own dialect that has been fading the last 100 years.

You should visit Jeju Island to try delicious Jeju tangerines, see volcanic landscapes and caves, waterfalls, and experience the unique culture and food - like the sea woman ‘haenyeo’ and Jeju belt fish.