Cheap flights to Jeju City

How long is the flight to Jeju?

The duration of the flight from Singapore to Jeju, South Korea, totally depends on the stopover time span and number of stops. The fares are also comparatively higher for quicker flights most of the time, with an exception during seasonal holiday periods. The quickest flight takes around 10h 25min from Changi Airport (SIN) to Jeju International Airport (CJU), Jeju, with one stop at Incheon International (ICN), through Asiana Airlines. The second quickest flight takes about 11h 35min with the same stopover and airlines between the same airports.

Are the direct flights to Jeju?

Unfortunately, direct flights from Singapore to Jeju are not currently available, and Changi is the only internationally operating airport in the country. Flight carriers like Singapore Airlines, Asiana Airlines, Jin Air, Philippine Airlines and Korean Air are the onward airlines to Jeju from Changi Airport. The stopovers are scheduled only at Incheon International (ICN). However, all are overnight flights and no morning flights are available to this destination from Singapore Changi Airport. In order to get the best Jeju flight deals, try to book well in advance.

How do you get from Jeju Airport to the city centre?

There are four options to reach the Jeju city centre from Jeju Airport. Line 181 bus costs around S$ 2 to S$ 5, and it will drop at the Jeju bus terminal in approximately 2min. These buses are very frequent with an availability rate of one every 10min. The taxi will charge anywhere between S$ 7 to S$ 10, and it will reach Jeju city in around 4min. A towncar is another option, which also reaches the city centre in about 4min, but it will cost approximately S$ 60 to S$ 100. Walking is possible, it will consume around 45min of time, but this can be enjoyed by people with little luggage or time commitments who love exploring a new place by foot.

What are some things to do in Jeju?

Jeju is popularly referred to as the Hawaii of Korea. It has many travellers from all around the world come on honeymoon, and it is the home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Seongsan Ilchulbong is also known as the "Sunrise Peak", with a tuff cone that is 182 metres in height and resembles a bowl-like crater. The Jeongbang Waterfall is very popular and is one of the ten most scenic wonders in Jeju. There are many legendary stories associated with it, which many people believe to this day. Also, the famous Haemultang (spicy seafood stew) is available at almost all the food venues and is a popular street food here.

Do I need a passport or visa to fly to Jeju?

Usually you need both, a visa and a passport. Singaporeans cannot travel to Korea without a visa. Exceptional cases are service passport holders, flight attendants, seamen, diplomatic officials and APEC business travellers. Singapore citizens should apply for a visa to enter the country, stating the purpose, duration of stay and other required details.

What airport do you fly into for flights to Jeju City?

Travellers will need to book flights to Jeju (CJU) if they wish to fly to Jeju City. The Jeju City airport is 2.7 km from the city centre.