Jeju International Airport is only about 4 km from Jeju City center, which makes it one of the cheapest airport-to-city transfers you will find anywhere.
Taxi fares from CJU
Taxis at Jeju Airport are metered and regulated. The base fare starts at check the fare on board, and short trips stay remarkably affordable.
| Destination | Taxi fare | Transfer price |
|---|---|---|
| Jeju City center | metered — check the meter | metered — check the meter |
| Jeju Harbor | metered — check the meter | metered — check the meter |
| Hallim (west coast) | metered — check the meter | metered — check the meter |
| Jungmun Resort | metered — check the meter | metered — check the meter |
| Seogwipo | metered — check the meter | metered — check the meter |
| Seongsan Ilchulbong | metered — check the meter | metered — check the meter |
Fixed-price private transfer
CJU Jeju City Center
From€75for 2 passengers
Other destinations
Bus costs
Bus 600 (airport limousine) costs check the fare on board per person regardless of distance. It travels along the coast with stops at major hotels and Jungmun Resort. Local city buses to Jeju City also cost the posted fare.
Pay with a T-money card (available at airport convenience stores for the posted fare) or cash.
When transfers make financial sense
For Jeju City itself, a taxi is so cheap that a private transfer is mainly about comfort and language convenience rather than savings. However, for destinations like Jungmun or Seogwipo (40-60 minutes away), a transfer with fixed pricing protects you from unexpected meter charges, and the driver can handle luggage and communication.
For groups of 3-4 people heading to southern Jeju, splitting a transfer often costs only slightly more per person than the bus, with massively more convenience.
Night surcharge
Taxis apply a 20% surcharge between 00:00 and 04:00. A Jeju City trip at night might cost metered — check the meter instead of the daytime fare. Still very reasonable by any standard.
Tipping
Tipping is not customary in South Korea. Taxi drivers do not expect tips, and attempting to tip can cause confusion. Simply pay the metered fare.
Why there are no fares on this page
Jeju's taxi tariff is set by the province and its bus fares by the island's transport authority — but neither publisher's site could be reached to confirm a current figure for this update, and the numbers circulating in travel guides for CJU contradict one another. We would rather tell you that than print a guess that looks freshly checked.
What you can rely on: Jeju City is only about 4 km from the terminal, Korean taxi meters are honest and the rank is well supplied, and Bus 600 is a limousine service priced by distance travelled. Check the meter, check the fare on board, or book a transfer for a price fixed in advance.