🇰🇷 Jeju in Winter❄️

❄️Breathtaking Scenery, Tricky Weather.🌅 ❄️Jeju’s winter has a unique atmospheric beauty—bleak, overcast, and faintly reminiscent of Iceland. But it’s also incredibly frustrating: the coastal winds must have been around 6 on the Beaufort scale! Step outside for just a minute, and the cold stings so much it gives you a headache. I totally miscalculated Jeju’s winter climate, so I ended up wrapping my head in a scarf every day to stay warm. Still, since we’d made the trip, we braved the howling winds to visit the coastal mountains anyway.🌊 Chad flew all the way from Seoul to Jeju just to meet us, then rented a car to take us around—he even treated us to almost every famous local dish. The “jelly sea” was stunning; even on that cold, gloomy day with poor light, its deep blue couldn’t be hidden. I can only imagine how much more beautiful it must be in other seasons—I think my next Jeju trip will definitely be in summer!🌊 ❄️ Jeju Winter Travel Guide Clothing: Pack plenty of thick, windproof, and waterproof clothes, plus waterproof shoes. Ear muffs, hats, and gloves are a must—winter here is freezing, and the wind makes it even worse.✨ Transportation: Driving or renting a car is highly recommended—it’s by far the most convenient way to get around (no waiting for buses in the cold!). ❄️Food: Jeju’s most famous dish is black pork—absolutely delicious, don’t miss it! ✨Other Tips: Skip the umbrella and bring a raincoat instead. Jeju’s winter winds are so strong that umbrellas get flipped inside out in seconds. #SouthKorea #JejuIsland #KoreaTravel #JejuTravel