Jeju-do car rentals

Jeju-do has a good public transportation system. Their public buses are color-coded; the yellow buses are for tourists. They are also numbered to make identification easier. The bus tours offered in the area are ideal for tourists looking to explore various attractions around the island. Taxis are also available, but they can get quite costly over time. Renting a car means freedom to travel at your own pace without dealing with large crowds.

Driving in Jeju-do isn't tricky; most drivers drive slowly in adherence to the speed limits. The general driving atmosphere is relaxed, with courteous drivers making it easier to navigate the area. Watch out for other tourists, however, since they tend to make driving mistakes. They may stop suddenly or forget to signal while making a turn. Hence, always keep some distance, and remember to drive on the left-hand side. Most car rentals provide GPS or a built-in satellite navigation system—just make sure the language is set to English.

To rent a car in Jeju-do, you must at least be twenty one years old. With driving experience of at least one year, a valid driver's license, and an International Driver's License, you're ready to go. Don't forget to get your IDL from your home country before traveling to Jeju-do. Also, bring your passport and credit card. Notably, if you wish to rent a 12-seater mini-van or an SUV/RV/9— any type D car— you'll need to be at least twenty six years old. Additionally, you'll need three years of driving experience under your belt.

On average a rental car in Jeju-do costs 38 € per day.

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On average a rental car in Jeju-do costs 268 € per week (38 € per day).

On average a rental car in Jeju-do costs 1.149 € per month (38 € per day).