I often find myself bragging to my family about all the amazing things there are to do and see on Jeju Island.Truly, living and teaching in Korea is somewhat of a dream come true and although it took a while to sink in, I'm settled on the idea that Jeju Island is an amazing place to live. This is especially so with summer in full swing. While most people are (rightfully) heading to take in the bluest waters at any of the 15 beaches on the coasts of Jeju Island, I took the opportunity to check out Aqua Planet. Although it's one of the pricier places to see on Jeju Island, it's totally worth the 28,000 won. As for the additional 1,800 won to see the 3D show, I'd say skip it unless you're with children.
