Tour guide in Jeju Yongchan C.

YongChan Choi (You can call me Yolly) Premium Heritage, Outdoor, Culinary Specialist "From the beautiful scenery, to the deeper vibe and soul of Jeju." * 🏛️ The Heritage Archivist - Former researcher at a local history foundation. - Specialized storyteller of Jeju's deep cultural identity and the 4.3 Uprising. * 🚲 The Seasoned Adventurer - A deeply experienced trekker and cyclist who has explored every hidden corner of Jeju on two wheels. - Conquered the legendary Sea to Sea (C2C) route in the UK on a Brompton (2025) and walked the entire Camino de Santiago French Route (2026). * 🍳 The Culinary Epicurean - Certified Chef (Craftsman Cook) with a sophisticated palate. - Curator of Jeju’s authentic local flavors, dedicating to sharing the island's rich culinary narrative and seasonal treasures. Offering bespoke, thoughtfully tailored premium private tours for global travelers who seek depth and adventure. Also the author of the upcoming travel essay book, (Expected September). Hello! I’m a certified English-speaking tour guide based in beautiful Jeju Island, South Korea. Before becoming a full-time guide, I worked at a local history research foundation, where I organized historical field trips and gave public lectures, particularly on the Jeju 4.3 Uprising. These experiences have given me a profound understanding of Jeju’s unique history, character, and cultural identity, which I now love sharing with travelers from all over the world. I'm also passionate about outdoor activities — especially hiking and cycling. I regularly hike Hallasan, the island’s majestic volcanic peak, as well as many of Jeju’s smaller volcanic cones (oreum). As an avid cyclist, I’ve explored nearly every corner of the island by bike, including hidden gems that are rarely found in guidebooks. I’ve also taken my bike to Japan and Taiwan, so I understand both the joy and the challenges of international travel. As a serious foodie, I hold a Craftsman Cook Certification, and I’m always on the lookout for great places to eat. Jeju has so much to offer beyond its famous black pork and seafood — from authentic Italian and French cuisine to Thai and even Yemeni dishes — and I’m happy to share my favorites with fellow travelers. I strive to create tours that are engaging, thoughtful, and flexible, whether it's a hike through the national park, a cultural deep dive into Jeju's turbulent past, or a relaxing food tour through the island's best-kept culinary secrets. I look forward to welcoming you to Jeju and guiding you through its stories, landscapes, and flavors.