We initially had some doubts and concerns about Jeju Air. There were not many reviews on the airline, but we took it anyway cos it offered pretty cheap prices. The online booking was a pain in the ass. There were just too many recurring errors not on our part that we finally decided to email them.
They did the booking for us and within a few days everything was settled. We had to walk out and enter the plane via ramp. Similarly, when we reached Jeju International Airport, we walked down the stairs and were ferried over to the Arrival Hall in a bus.
It was less colder in Jeju as compared to Seoul, but still cold! It had started drizzling lightly by the time we reached Jeju. There will be a whole stretch of booths. Just find Hertz! Remember to prepare your Confirmation Number! This man led us into a van that transported us to where the cars were parked. After the whole transaction, we finally found our new friend!
Hyundai Avante was our best friend for the 3 days we were there. The car definitely exceeded our expectations cos we were expecting a much smaller one. The interior was really clean and spacious! Since Ida has never ever driven a car on the left side before, we were pretty much crazy to have done this. The roads were kinda bumpy and narrow; the traffic lights were a major headache!
Aside from the three normal lights, there were also two blinking yellow lights as well as red lights! What do these lights indicate? We were pretty much prepared for death cos we just⦠drove.
