Luggage Storage Jeju

Are you worried about the safety of your luggage while you explore the beauty of Jeju? Well, don’t be because Radical Storage has got you covered. With multiple verified locations all across the island, you can store your suitcases at any one of our facilities for Jeju luggage storage and wander freely.

We take charge of the safety and storage of your luggage at a fixed rate of ₩ 7000, regardless of any weight or size limit. Once you book a storage facility with us via a contactless online process, our efficient staff is available 24/7 to answer any of your queries regarding bookings and cancellations.

About Jeju Island

Famously known as the “Hawaii of Korea', Jeju Island is the largest and the most densely populated island in South Korea, situated along the southern edge of the Korean Peninsula. The island is known to have formed 2 million years ago due to underwater volcanic eruptions.

In addition to being one of the most visited and must-see tropical destinations for tourists in South Korea, Jeju Korea has multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as the Jeju Lava Tubes. Moreover, Jeju Island was ranked among the New 7 Wonders of Nature in 2011.

From Seoul, the fastest and most convenient way to get to Jeju-si is by airplane. Jeju Airport is located to the north of the island and it takes only 15 minutes to get there via a Jeju Island bus. Getting around on the island is easier too, as there are several ferry rides between Jeju Island and nearby ports like Cheojin Port.

Things to do on Jeju Island

If you’re wondering what to do on Jeju Island, here are some of the top things:

• Visit Jeongbang Falls -

Jeju Island has some of the most iconic waterfalls of Asia, but nothing compares to Jeongbang Falls. Offering magical views of serene landscapes and rocky beaches, Jeongbang Falls is a sight to behold for tourists. What makes it unique is that it’s the only waterfall in the Asian continent that falls directly into the ocean.
- Explore the Manjanggul Cave -

Exploring an underground cave is not something you can do everywhere, but Jeju Island offers you that. Manjanggul Cave is a 13 km long lava tunnel that is one of Jeju’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The cave offers a refreshing break from the humid tropical weather and it’s open from 9 am to 6 pm.
- Go to Hallasan National Park -

Whether you want to go to beaches, try hiking, or enjoy some quiet time with nature, Jeju Island has it all. For all of that combined, go to the Hallasan National Park, which is located in the center of the island near Hallasan Mountain. It is home to more than 4000 exotic tropical animal species, multiple hiking trails, and scenic coastal landscapes.
- Relax on Hamdeok Beach -

Jeju Island offers a range of sandy and rocky beaches, with the famous ones being Gimnyeong Beach and Hamdeok Beach. If you are in the mood for some refreshing time, head to Hamdeok Beach and enjoy the crystal-clear water surrounded by enchanted views.