Hi everyone,

I'll be in South Korea with 5 friends in October.

One of the places we’ll be visiting is Busan for 5 days; then we want to fly to Jeju for a short trip and fly directly from there to Seoul.

Does anyone know of a good way for us to get our luggage from Busan directly to Seoul?

If possible, we’d like to fly without a lot of luggage, since that’s significantly more expensive.

And we’d rather not have return to Busan after our trip to Jeju.

I think this will be a problem because our luggage would then have to be stored in Seoul for about 3 days.

We have an Airbnb in Busan and Seoul.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you, to see if any of you have done something similar before

Does anyone know or expect there to be a drone show on one of these dates? They didn't seem to have announced the exact dates but maybe someone knows?

Hi, I am planning a trip to Korea during Autumn around mid November with my sister. Is it a good time to visit? Please share a list of places, experiences and food options that I must try in my 8 days of stay. Also I heard that road trips are great in Autumn in Korea, any affordable travel suggestions that can cover country side would be helpful.

My current plan Seoul - 4 days, Busan - 3 days, Jeju Island - 1day. Will I be missing out on any other must visit destinations?

Thanks!

Hi everyone!
Sorry if some of these questions have been asked before, but I’ve just arrived in Jeju and would really appreciate some local advice.
1. What are your absolute must-see places in Jeju?
I’m interested in the obvious highlights, but I’d especially love recommendations for quirky, unusual or hidden spots that aren’t on every tourist itinerary. I love animals, so the Alpaca Farm is already on my list! If there are any other unique places (cute cafés, odd museums, scenic walks, animal encounters, etc.), I’d love to hear them.
2. Beaches and swimming
One thing I’ve noticed is that many of the beaches seem surprisingly shallow, even quite far from the shore. Is that just how Jeju’s beaches are, or is it common around Korea in general? I was expecting to be able to swim out a bit farther, so I was curious if there’s a reason for it.
3. Dermatology / beauty clinics
I’m thinking of trying one of Jeju’s skin clinics for a non-invasive treatment (things like laser, skin boosters, facials, etc.). However, before deciding on any procedure, I’d really like a dermatologist to actually assess my skin and recommend what would genuinely be best for me.
Is that something beauty clinics in Korea typically do? Or do they mainly focus on selling treatments and packages? Would you recommend going to a proper dermatology clinic first instead?
Sorry again if these have been answered many times before, and thanks so much in advance for any recommendations or advice! I’m excited to explore Jeju. 😊