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NatureLocated near Gimnyeong Beach, Gimnyeong Segial Beach is a breathtaking destination where pristine white sands meet shimmering emerald waters. With its shallow depths, calm waves, and fine sandy bottom, Gimnyeong Segial Beach is widely renowned as a premier spot for snorkeling.
NaturePossessing a Refreshing View Due to Its Height
NatureLocated Between Gonae Port and Gwangryeong 1-ri
NatureLocated behind Surungi Village in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, Gama Oreum Volcanic Cone is an oreum characterized by its unique shape, resembling an overturned cauldron. Due to its strategic geographical advantage, offering panoramic views of Sanbangsan, Moseulpo, Altteureu Airfield, and the Gosan Coast, the site was once fortified by the Japanese military as a frontline defense against potential U.S. landings. Today, the approximately 2km-long underground tunnel network, originally built as a military base, has been repurposed into a unique museum.
NatureLocated Between Daepyeong Port and Hwasun Golden Sand Beach
NatureLocated in Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Geoseunsaemi Oreum Volcanic Cone takes its name from a spring that flows upward toward Hallasan within its southwestern crater. While offering well-maintained amenities, Geoseunsaemi Oreum Volcanic Cone remains relatively tranquil, making it the perfect destination for a peaceful trek. It is a stunning natural landmark where you can immerse yourself in beautiful forest paths and breathtaking panoramic views.
NatureLocated Between Oedolgae and Wolpyeong Village
NatureFormed as a trachytic volcanic neck, Gaksibau Oreum Volcanic Cone features a rugged and dramatic landscape. It is interconnected with Jejigi Oreum, Seopseom, Munseom, and Beomseom islands, together forming a massive volcanic neck complex along the southern coast of Jeju. While the northern slope consists of gentle hills, the southern slope is characterized by three distinct ridges stretching downward, with a prominent rocky peak standing at its center.
NatureLocated in Jongdal-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju, Sonji Oreum Volcanic Cone was named "the grandson of Hallasan" because its appearance resembles a miniature version of Hallasan. Along with Ttabi Oreum and Keunsadeumi Oreum, it is one of the three major oreums renowned for their beautiful silver grass in autumn. To reach the crater ridge, you must trek through a dense forest of silver grass. Below the southern Albong peak, natural grasslands stretch out, offering a pastoral view of grazing cows roaming the plains or climbing toward the summit.
NatureDorimi Oreum Volcanic Cone is connected to Bichimi Oreum at its base, forming a continuous ridge. It is characterized by a distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater facing northeast. While it was originally a large, circular crater with gentle slopes, secondary lava flows caused the crater to breach toward the northeast. Within the northern part of the crater, a small, conical peak known as Aloreum rises gently, formed by ancient volcanic landslides.
NaturePart of a Painful History
NatureJejigi Oreum Volcanic Cone, Providing a Beautiful View of Seogwipo Sea
NatureA Volcanic Cone with a Spring at Its Foot
NatureA place with a picturesque view of Sanbangsan, Yongmeori, and the emerald ocean / Natural Monument No. 513 · Olle Trail Route 12
NatureA Good Place to Walk With Your Family
NatureDunjibong Peak, where you can overlook Jeju Island at a glance
NatureThe Gem of the West Coast
NatureLocated in Hallim-eup, Jeju City, Neujiri Oreum (Mangoreum) takes its name from 'Neujiri,' the former name of Sangmyeong-ri. Since the installation of beacon fire stations in the 16th century, it has also been known as Mangoreum. The trail is gentle enough for children and seniors to enjoy a light hike, and the summit observatory offers breathtaking, expansive views stretching across the entire northwestern region of Jeju Island, including the majestic Hallasan.
ExperienceGreen Cruise Co., Ltd offers a cruise where you can enjoy the stunning ocean scenery unfolding along Sanbangsan Mountain and Yongmeori Coast, both of which are certified as part of a UNESCO Global Geopark. Departing from Hwasun Port, the approximately one-hour voyage follows a course through Hwasun Geummo-rae Beach, Hangmandae, Sanbangsan, Yongmeori Coast, Dansan, Hyeongje Island, Songaksan, Jusangjeolli, Gapado, Marado, and Baksu-gijeong before returning.
NatureLocated along the Bomok coastline, Socheonji is a natural wonder named for its resemblance to Heaven Lake on Mount Baekdu. Once a hidden gem overlooked due to the lack of clear signage, it has gained popularity after being incorporated into the Jeju Olle Route 6.
NatureLocated at an altitude of 700 meters, Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest is South Korea's southernmost natural forest, designed to preserve the authentic characteristics of Jeju Island's mountains and woodlands with minimal artificial intervention. Spanning 255 hectares, this serene sanctuary offers the perfect setting for refreshing forest bathing and scenic ecological trekking trails.
NatureJeju Island boasts natural beauty that rivals the world's most famous vacation destinations, and Gangjeong Port, overlooking the southern coast of Seogwipo, is renowned for its breathtaking scenery. While home to a naval base, the opening of the Jeju Civil-Military Complex Tourism Port now allows visitors to witness spectacular sunrises and sunsets. The Hae Oreum Sunset Trail, which winds into the port, offers a scenic coastal stroll and is a favorite spot for photographers seeking that perfect shot. The colorful murals along the path, paired with distant views of Gunsan Oreum, Baksu-gijeong, Sanbangsan Mountain, and Songaksan Mountain, create a landscape as beautiful as a painting.
NatureLocated in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo City, Geubun Oreum Natural Recreation Forest is a serene natural retreat offering diverse hiking trails such as the Geubun Oreum Trail (1.7 km), Sunrise Forest Path (6.7 km), Sangjatsung Forest Path (3.2 km), and the Barrier-Free Sharing Forest Trail (1 km). Facilities include forest cabins, a forestry culture and recreation center, an ecological pond, a forest bathing area, and a lawn plaza. Visitors can enjoy accommodation and camping at the forest campsite, which operates from June to November.
NatureLocated in Yusuam-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Gwetmul Oreum takes its name from the spring called 'Gwetmul' that wells up from the eastern crater. As the terrain is not overly steep, it is an easy hike taking approximately 30 to 60 minutes. From the summit, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Nokkome Oreum and the beautiful mid-mountain landscapes of Jeju Island.
NatureLocated along the Jeju Olle Trail Route 8, Daepo Port is nestled in Daepo-dong, home to the stunning columnar joint formations of Jisatgae Beach and the Yakcheonsa Temple. This scenic area is characterized by gentle lava slopes, an endless expanse of ocean, and lush forests covering wide grasslands. Visitors can also enjoy yacht tours here.
NatureNestled within a tranquil and quiet village, Ojo Port offers a breathtaking view of Seongsan Ilchulbong rising above the sea. The name 'Ojo' carries the poetic meaning, "the sun shines upon me first when it rises over Ilchulbong." The area features lovely walking trails, perfect for enjoying a leisurely stroll while soaking in the unique scenery. A wooden bridge connected to Ojo-ri Village allows visitors to feel as if they are walking directly on the ocean. As part of the Jeju Olle Route 2, it is a popular stop for hikers looking to pause and admire the harmonious blend of the sea and Seongsan Ilchulbong. For an even better vantage point, hikers can climb the nearby Siksanbong Peak to enjoy the sweeping views amidst lush greenery and fresh air. While it may lack flashy attractions, the seamless harmony between the sea, the iconic peak, and the surrounding natural landscape makes Ojo Port a perfect place to experience the peaceful charm of a Jeju coastal village.
NatureTeddy Bear House Tezyum is a unique museum that showcases a diverse collection of plush animals, including wildlife, aquatic creatures, flowers, and birds. In the Wildlife Zone on the first floor of Building A, visitors can encounter lifelike stuffed animals such as tigers, elephants, lions, and leopards, as well as various life-sized teddy bears in charming poses, perfect for interactive play and photo opportunities.
NatureStanding at an altitude of 763 meters, Barime Oreum is a circular volcanic cone that preserves a classic crater shape, measuring 130 meters in circumference and 78 meters in depth. The name is said to derive from its resemblance to a 'bari'—the alms bowl used by Buddhist monks. While a ranch occupies the western slopes, the remaining hillsides are beautifully blanketed in lush pine forests.
NatureLocated in Wimi-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, Secheon Port is a charmingly small harbor also known as Gonnaetgolgae. Situated at the tail end of Wimi-ri—a village historically named 'Umi' because its landscape resembles a reclining cow—this area features well-maintained coastal walking trails and barrier-free paths designed for easy access by wheelchair users and travelers with limited mobility.
NatureLocated in Sangga-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, this exotic palm grove was originally a farm specializing in palm trees. With benches nestled under the shade and various photo zones, it is a perfect spot for visitors to relax or capture aesthetic, Instagrammable moments.
Nature'Nokkome' means 'high mountain,' and 'Jogeun' is the Jeju dialect for 'small.' Jogeun Nokkome Oreum is a place where you can enjoy both forest paths and the volcanic cone. Nokkome Oreum consists of Jogeun Nokkome Oreum and Keun Nokkome Oreum; since they are located side by side, they are also called 'Brother Oreums.' While the name might suggest it is easy to climb, Jogeun Nokkome Oreum is not an easy ascent. There are several routes to climb Jogeun Nokkome Oreum, passing through Gwetmul Oreum and Keun Nokkome Oreum. While climbing all three oreums is an option, it can be physically demanding, so it is recommended to visit about two. The ridge of the Jogeun Nokkome crater is a lush, natural forest. Once you reach the summit, you can enjoy wide-open views along with a vista of Keun Nokkome Oreum located on the opposite side.
NatureJongdal-ri Beach is a spacious sandy beach located at the foot of Jimibong (a mountain shaped like a bell), offering beautiful views of Seongsan Ilchulbong and Udo. As it is relatively lesser-known, it is a perfect spot for those seeking a quiet getaway, and the nearby coastal road is famous as a premier destination for viewing hydrangeas.
NatureLocated on the 5.16 Road, Jeju's first national highway connecting Jeju City and Seogwipo, this forest tunnel features evergreen and deciduous trees forming an arch over the road. Stretching for approximately 1.2km starting from the 2.6km mark toward Seogwipo from the Hallasan Seongpanak Rest Area, this section allows you to enjoy a drive while taking in the changing mountain tunnel scenery throughout the four seasons.
NatureLocated on the right side before ascending the scenic Seopjikoji, Sinyang Seopjikoji Beach (also known as Sinyang Beach) is a hidden gem nestled within the tip of the cape, preserving its pristine natural beauty. This crescent-shaped beach features calm waves and a fine, light brown sandy shore with minimal pebbles, making it a safe and cozy spot for families with children. Because it is tucked away from the main villages, it offers a tranquil atmosphere perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape. Visitors can also enjoy breathtaking views where the ocean, Seongsan Ilchulbong, and vibrant canola flowers harmonize beautifully. As a former host of international windsurfing competitions, it is also a beloved destination for water sports enthusiasts. Nearby attractions include Seopjikoji, Aqua Planet Jeju, Seongsan Ilchulbong, and the Honinji Pond.
NatureLocated just behind Jeju International Airport, Sasu Port is a small harbor better known as a scenic tourist destination for its stunning sunsets and nearby cafe streets rather than its commercial port functions. Following the coastal road from here will lead you to Iho Tewoo Beach, famous for its iconic horse-shaped lighthouses.
NatureLocated near the coastline of Hogeun-dong next to Seogwipo Girls' High School, Sokgol Amusement Park features lush forests and an abundant water supply flowing through a deep valley that meets the sea. Thanks to this unique landscape where the valley meets the ocean, the flowing cool waters provide a refreshing escape, perfect for dipping your feet on a warm day. Beyond wading in the water, visitors can also enjoy a peaceful retreat while strolling along the forest trails surrounding the valley.
ExperienceLocated Between Jeju Haenyeo Museum and Jongdal Badang
ExperienceThe coast of Yongsu-ri in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, is a Catholic holy site established to commemorate the place where Father Kim Dae-geon Andrea, the first Korean priest, was shipwrecked while returning to Korea on the Raphael and celebrated the first Mass on Korean soil. Yongsu Seongji features a memorial hall, a commemorative chapel, and a restored Raphael. It is located at the junction of Olle Trail Course 12 and Course 13.
NatureLocated on Udo, a volcanic island in the sea northeast of Seongsanpo, Jeju, Hagosudong Beach is divided into two sections by a central exposed rocky coastline, stretching approximately 400m in total length. Thanks to its soft sand and shallow waters, it is an ideal destination for families on vacation. A Haenyeo statue, inspired by a female diver in her 70s, is installed in the center of the beach.
NatureThis 16.2km course begins in front of Jeolbuam Rock at Yongsu Port and continues to the Jeoji Art & Information Village. The route turns from the coastline toward mid-mountain forest paths, passing through Yongsu Reservoir, forests, and Nakcheon-ri Village. It is characterized by sections of narrow forest paths, field paths, and pine needle paths.
NatureThis approximately 16.5km course stretches from Hallim Port to Gonae Port, passing through subtropical forests and the scenery of the mid-mountain area. It features a blend of endless field paths, forest paths, and dirt paths, allowing you to experience diverse landscapes of the sea and villages. This section offers quiet and peaceful trekking, where coastal views and forest paths harmonize.
NatureLocated in Dongil-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo, Gasi Oreum takes its name from the abundance of thorn trees (water oak) that have grown across the landscape since ancient times. The summit features a horseshoe-shaped crater opening toward the southwest. While the southeastern slope is steep, the northwestern side is relatively gentle, making the hike to the top easy and accessible. With well-maintained trails, the summit offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Moseulpo Oreum and the Daejeong-eup area. The path to the peak is lined with farm roads and lush forests of mixed trees, interspersed with species such as Japanese wax trees and silverberry. Some slopes also feature cultivated farmland stretching halfway up the hillsides. For visitors using navigation, parking is available near the cattle shed on the southwest side; alternatively, parking is available on the opposite side by searching for Dongil-ri, Daejeong-eup.
NatureHayeong Olle Course 1 is an 8.9km walking trail that starts from the Seogwipo City Hall First Office, follows the waters of Cheonjiyeon, and returns to the City Hall. The course consists of Beopjangsa Alley, Geolmae Ecological Park, Cheonjiyeon Falls, Chilsimni Park, Saeyeon Bridge, Saeseom Park, and Cheonjiyeon Gijeong-gil. It connects various parks used as citizens' walking paths with major landmarks, and the route is easy to follow with markings along the way.
NatureLocated in Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Gamuni Oreum is a gentle volcanic cone situated just west of Seongbul Oreum. Facing the nearby Bulgeun Oreum, its slopes are adorned with lush forests of cedar and black pine, topped by a canopy of deciduous trees. The name "Gamuni" originates from its dark appearance caused by the dense, thick forests. The horseshoe-shaped crater is home to unique wildflowers, such as white and pink pasqueflowers, and the dense woods within the crater lend the peak a mystical, sacred atmosphere. As part of a cluster of volcanic cones including Bulgeun, Guduri, and Chetmang Oreum, it is an ideal destination for hikers looking to explore multiple peaks in one trip. Nearby attractions include Mulyeongari Oreum and Buyeong Condri Club.
NatureLocated in Pyoseon-myeon, Gase Oreum is a horseshoe-shaped volcanic cone with a split summit. Its name, derived from the Jeju dialect word "gase" meaning "scissors," comes from its resemblance to a pair of shears. The oreum features five rocky peaks: Yeomtong Oreum, Jogeun Yeomtong, Dalmoru, Jindongsan, and Sumgolwat. However, these peaks are often hidden by dense thickets and lack formal trails, making them difficult to locate. While there are directional signs for first-time visitors, the complex terrain can easily lead to getting lost. Due to the risk of scratches from thorny bushes, wearing long pants is highly recommended. A mobile base station sits on the northern peak, while a guard post stands atop the southern peak, serving as easy landmarks for navigation. Once you reach the summit and climb to the guard post, you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the cluster of oreums in Gasi-ri.
NatureJeju Olle Course 1-1 is a circular course that starts from Haumokdong Port or Cheonjin Port and circles around Udo Island. The total length is approximately 11.3km to 11.5km, and it takes about 4 to 5 hours on foot. You can enjoy scenery where Udo's coastline, which resembles a lying cow, harmonizes with green meadows, black stone walls, and lighthouses.
NatureThis 13.5km coastal walking course starts at Hallim Port Ferry Terminal and ends at Gonae Port, taking approximately 5 hours. The route begins at the port, passes through beaches, and concludes at the port, offering views of Biyangdo Island, Unyonggot Lighthouse, Jeju Hansupul Haenyeo School, and the sea of Geumseong-ri. This coastal-centered course passes through Haemosal Beach in Gyeodeok 1-ri and reaches Geumseongcheon, where a mid-way stamp is located.
NatureStretching from Jeoji to Hallim, Jeju Olle Course 14 is a trekking route where forest paths and coastal paths harmonize. The course features a succession of rural field paths, lush forest trails, riverside paths, and seaside paths, offering views of Biyangdo Island throughout the walk. The course includes Jeoji Art Information Village, Wollyeong Cactus Habitat, Hyeopjae and Geumneung Beaches, and Hallim Port.