kdrama · Jeju
When Life Gives You Tangerines — Jeju Filming Locations
Visit the real Jeju filming locations from Netflix's When Life Gives You Tangerines. Walk the beaches, peaks, and villages where Ae-sun and Gwan-sik's story was filmed.
5 stopsFull day (8-10 hours)bus + taxi + walking
Updated Mar 20, 2026
Stops
5 stops
Duration
Full day (8-10 hours)
Difficulty
moderate
Best Season
Spring & Autumn
Transit Cost
~21,000 KRW
Getting to the Start
How to reach Jeju-mok Government Office from popular areas
From Jeju International Airport
From Jeju Airport, take bus 365 toward Jeju City center (about 20 min). Get off at Gwandeokjeong stop. Alternatively, a taxi takes about 15 minutes and costs around 5,000-7,000 KRW.
Estimated Total Cost
Admissions6,500 KRW
Transit(bus, taxi)25,000 KRW
Total31,500 KRW(~$23 USD)
Best Start Time
8:00 AM
Estimated Full day (8-10 hours) to complete all 5 stops
Before You Go
- Jeju has no subway. This route works best with a rental car. If using public transport, bus 101 covers the first two legs, but the last two require taxis. Jeju bus routes change frequently — use Kakao Map for real-time bus schedules before each leg.
- Seongsan Ilchulbong opens at 7:00 AM — arriving early avoids crowds and heat, especially in summer.
- The drama's village (Dodong-ri) was actually a purpose-built set in Andong, not a real Jeju location. The Jeju locations are landscape and landmark scenes.
- Wear comfortable walking shoes. Seongsan Ilchulbong involves a 25-minute uphill hike, and Seopjikoji is a 2 km coastal walk.
- Seongeup Folk Village is a living village with actual residents — be respectful of private spaces and keep noise down.
The map shows a suggested order of stops. Check Transit Guide for public transport details between each stop.
Don't feel tied to this exact route — visit the highlights at your own pace and enjoy the journey freely.
Check exact routes on Google Maps or Kakao Map
Don't feel tied to this exact route. Use Transit Guide for transport details. Travel at your own pace!
Check exact routes on Google Maps or Kakao Map
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