Jeju KAL Hotel Jeju City
1691-9 Yido 1-dong Jeju City, Jeju Island, Korea Rep.
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Certified Scuba Diver and Teaching
Things have been going good up to this point in my time here on Jeju Island. I can say from the time I showed up to now I havent really had much down time or times where I felt did I make the right decision to come. The weekend was another great one and a good memory Ill always have with me. Myself and the other dive buddys I was diving with got …
Hurtig hilsen fra lufthavnen pa Jeju
Hejsa Jeg staar i lufthavnen paa Jeju, hvor vi har overnattet pa KAL Hotel i to naetter. Nu rejser vi tilbage til Seoul hvor vi skal overnatte 3 naetter pa Hamilton igen. Jeg fortaeller mere om baade de to 2 dage i Busan og de 2 dage her paa Jeju senere. Lejer muligvis en computer i aften paa Hamilton. Vi har det mega varmt her og i gaar besteg vi …
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Jeju : Sangumburi Crater and Kim Young Gap Gallery
... Deceptively you eat in the earlier courses as you are hungry, then too many more courses keep coming, so you end up completely stuffed. I dont remember all of what I ate, there was a seafood soup, fried fish, tempura vegetables, and many other dishes.
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You can read my first 4 day trip to Jeju in May of this year starting here
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Jeju Island
... 8220;haenyeo” or women divers. Now these aren’t just ordinary female divers, they are 60-year-old grandmas who can dive up to 20 meters in nothing but a wetsuit and a facemask and hold their breath for up to 3 minutes! These women are the last remaining in a dying profession of female divers who scour the ocean floor everyday for sea urchins, abalone, shellfish, octopi or other seafood to sell. Decades ago they use to number in the thousands, women were very valued on ...
Jeju - the volcanic museum
... it back down.
Wanting to see both summit paths, I decided to take the Gwaneumsa trail down the mountain. It may be a shorter 8.9km, but it is more challenging. I figured that for the descent it would be fine, and the beautiful views at the top certainly suggested that it would be a scenic one. But the steps down wore on my knees, and soon I was in fairly serious pain and not enjoying any of my surroundings. Progress was slow and I was getting ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Kal Seogwipo



