Korea's paradise island, a UNESCO triple crown of natural wonders with volcanic landscapes, ancient lava tube caves and a living culture of Haenyeo women sea divers.
Jeju Island holds an extraordinary designation: UNESCO World Heritage Site (Geopark), UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a New 7 Wonder of Nature, all for the same island. Its volcanic landscape of Hallasan (Korea's highest peak), the Manjanggul lava tube and the sea cliffs of Jusangjeolli make it unlike anywhere else in Korea. For incentive groups, the island's luxury resort clusters (Seogwipo, Jungmun) and unique Haenyeo diving culture create experiences with deep cultural authenticity.
Whether you are planning a high-stakes executive retreat or a massive international summit, this location offers the infrastructure and the inspiration to make it unforgettable.
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Jeju's most prestigious resort hotel, on the Jungmun coast with ocean-view event halls, a private beach and 5-star ballroom for up to 600 guests.
Check AvailabilityExclusive private sunrise experience at the World Heritage Seongsan Ilchulbong crater rim, with a traditional Korean breakfast served on the hillside.
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Meet Jeju's living Haenyeo (women sea divers), a 2,000-year-old tradition of free-diving for abalone and sea urchin without equipment, unique to Jeju Island.
A private guided walk through the world's longest accessible lava tube, 7.4 km of volcanic cave systems carved 300,000 years ago by flowing lava.
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