Of course! I'll sticky this post so others can see too. You get on the bus next to the driver, and get off the bus near the mid/back door. You can use a T Money card (which can be purchased and topped off at any convenience store) to scan as you get on/off. The regular buses in Jeju (201 and 202 bus that go around the East/West Coast) are 1,150 KRW regardless of distance. It seems like only the express buses go up from an initial fare of 2,000 KRW for the first 20km, and increases by 500 KRW for every 5km afterwards until a maximum of 4,000 KRW (I think I said 3,000 KRW in the video by mistake).
@@lostthenfound Is that the common procedure throughout Korea, or does it vary by bus company? The T Money card sounds much better than dealing with cash.
Its insane how informative and useful all of your videos are. Its so difficult finding information about korea (in english) that is related to hiking biking and other outdoor activities
I'm glad we could help spread a bit of information out there! Haha you're right about that too that I don't think the average person travels to Korea for outdoor activities but it's pretty underrated in my opinion with just how easy it is to get around and especially how safe it is!
Thanks a lot Alberto! 😊 If you have anything you are curious about in Korea feel free to ask anytime, and hopefully we can make some interesting videos in Seoul as well!
Very useful information! We are coming to Korea in 2024 for a few weeks (one of which I’ll be cycling down the east coast). This time we are going to take a few days in Jeju. Your tips and advice are going to come in REAL handy!
Woooah East Coast Bike Trail trip!! That's going to be so epic man! Is it your first time doing it or have you done it before? Also I'm really glad the advice was helpful!! 😁
@@lostthenfound - First time down the east coast! The only downside is that we are going to be there in the dead of summer. No choice. But I think (hope🤞🏼) it will be a little cooler than the Seoul to Busan ride I did a couple summers ago 🥵!! Would love to meet up with you guys if possible…
Hi. Thanks for your informative video about jeju! Im planning to camp alone on budget! And your RU-vid video was on perfect timing. Im about t ask if it is possible to bring a pop up tent together with you handcarey bagage? Thanks.
Hi Ginabing_Kokey! I'm really happy that the information was helpful! You will have such a great time camping in Jeju. What time are you planning on going? It's 100% okay to bring a tent as carry on, but if you have tent spikes they will make you check them in (for free). You just have to go to the check in desk and show them your tent spikes and they will put them in an envelope for you and you can pick them up at the baggage carousel at the arriving airport.
Hahah of course Thoan! Have you cycled Jeju yet? I didn't see it in your videos but it's really amazing if you haven't done it! (Wait until Fall of course though!)
@@lostthenfound No Matt, I haven't! I filed a 7day leave last May but Covid 19 hit my workplace and my vacation was cancelled. It's actually my 2nd attemp to ride to Jeju. Also my sched right now is so busy, couldn't even edit my rides last month. I'll try again next May(hopefully). Stay safe guys!
Hi there.. Thank you for sharing the video on jeju. Am planning for a trip to jeju in October. Just wondering is the jeju a kids friendly place? and do you need to have lots of cash on hand while traveling around or do they accept foreign credit cards (as long its visa or master) Thank you
Hi there Louis Chia! Jeju is definitely a kids friendly place and there are a ton of museums/small theme parks tailored for kids. As far as cash goes, they will accept international credit cards basically everywhere so you won't need to worry about carrying a lot of cash.
Awesome! Thank you for making this video, great job very helpful! 👍👍 Q: Is my drivers/motorcycle license honored at the Rental company or do i need to obtain an international license?
Thanks a lot Jason2Wheels! 😁 You need either a Korean license, which is exchangeable for your home country's license if you live here, or if you are traveling then you need to get an international driver's permit.
Hey! Super video! Can you tell me if it is possible to park at the camping places. I don't have a tent and think about renting a car and sleep inside. What do you think about that? Have you seen people doing that? :)
Hi there @alygany7546 thanks a lot! Most of the beaches that have camping also have parking lots, but I'd really recommend getting there as early as possible on a weekday if possible to get your spot. I think you also could find some more private spots around the island not at the main beaches to park at that have some really good scenery as well!
Most people go CCW because you are always on the edge of the coast so it makes for the most scenic ride! We didn't see anybody going the opposite direction while cycling Jeju.
I've never used it, but it looks like this company rents out camping equipment on Jeju: oshare.kr They are located right by the airport too naver.me/Fyex4HmO
