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Jeju City & airport — top picks from 2,100+ north listings
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Shopping60 minDundae Traditional Market
Established immediately after Korea's liberation in 1945, Dundae Traditional Market is the largest and oldest traditional market in Jeju, forming a massive permanent market complex alongside the Dongmun Traditional Fish Market. Serving as a vital commercial hub, Dundae Traditional Market offers a vast array of goods, ranging from fresh agricultural and marine products like grains, vegetables, seafood, and fruit to dried goods, household items, footwear, and clothing.
Nature120 minAraceramic
Established in 2006 by Jeju-born ceramicists Kim Su-hyeon and Oh Ju-won, Araceramic is a boutique studio and pottery shop born from a deep connection to their roots. The artisans continue a beautiful tradition of creating Buncheong ware, drawing inspiration from the natural elements of Jeju—its shimmering seas, glowing sunsets, stone walls, and gentle winds.
Nature120 minIhu Books
Located near Gwandeokjeong in downtown Jeju, Ihu Books is a charming, small-scale independent bookstore. Unlike mainstream bookshops, its shelves are packed with a diverse array of independent publications covering a wide range of unique themes. At the entrance, you will find inspiring quotes updated daily for visitors to enjoy, and the shop also features a specially curated selection of books from its own publishing imprint, Ihu Jin Press.
Nature120 minJEJUHANJAN_MaisonGlad
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Nature120 minBang Bang Wine Market
Located conveniently along a main road near the airport, Bang Bang Wine Market is a large-scale wine retailer easily identified by its sleek silver exterior and signature red banners. The expansive space features a well-organized selection categorized by grape variety, making it effortless to find your perfect bottle. Open year-round, Bang Bang Wine Market is the perfect stop for wine enthusiasts looking to stock up during their Jeju travels.
Nature120 minJeju Express Co., Ltd.
Automobile transportation connecting Jeju and the mainland
Nature120 minSmall Things But
Located in a renovated three-story house near Samseonghyeol in Ido-dong, Jeju City, Small Things But is an emotional lifestyle select shop. With a hidden entrance that requires climbing a set of stairs, the interior offers a surprising departure from its exterior, inviting you to discover unique items and characterful interior decor, such as distinctive glassware and one-of-a-kind lifestyle pieces.
Nature120 minFilm Log Jeju Branch
Located in Samdo-il-dong, Jeju City, Film Log Jeju Branch is a charming space that functions as both a film development lab and a camera boutique. It is widely famous for its unique film camera vending machines, making it a must-visit destination for travelers looking to capture precious memories at the start of their journey, whether they are heading out on the Olle Trail or exploring the island.
Nature120 minA forest of life, the life of a forest: Gotjawal journeys
The Gotjawal is a forest of hearty trees, brush and moss growing in the island’s volcanic terrain. Much of this land is untouched by human development and thus a unique ecosystem has evolved there. Let’s take a closer look at this aspect of Jeju’s wilderness.
Nature120 minJeju Kapai Foot Dodu Branch
Located in Dodu-dong, Jeju-si, Jeju Kapai Foot Dodu Branch is a specialized foot spa retreat perfect for relieving fatigue, conveniently situated near the airport. Positioned close to Iho Tewoo Beach, it offers a cozy indoor setting where you can enjoy a relaxing "noreum-swimyeong" style foot bath experience—the perfect way to take it slow and unwind.
Nature120 minHyoseom Village thatched house
Hyoseom Village Chogajip, a Korean restaurant located in Bonggae-dong, Jeju City, evokes a warm and old-fashioned atmosphere with its thatched-roof exterior and offers a variety of dishes made with fresh ingredients.
Nature120 minJigubyul Store
Located in Sinjeju, Jigubyul Store is a specialized zero-waste brand shop operating under the concept of a "convenience store for the Earth," offering a curated selection of eco-friendly products. Here, you can discover a variety of reusable items designed to support a zero-waste lifestyle, as well as the 'SORAK' product line made from diverse organic cotton fabrics. With its convenient accessibility from the airport, it is an ideal stop for travelers looking to incorporate sustainable habits into their journey.
Nature120 minOdalcom Jeju Hamdeok Branch
Props made with themes of Dolhareubang, horses, tangerines, and camellias, which come to mind when thinking of Jeju
Nature120 minAkkoa
Akkoa, a name derived from the Jeju dialect meaning "cute," is a charming boutique filled with quintessential Jeju-inspired lifestyle goods, such as Jeju map magnets and adorable tangerine hats. While the shop is cozy enough to browse quickly, it offers a wealth of aesthetic treasures. Beyond its retail charm, Akkoa also operates as a cozy guest house in the Hyeopjae area and a charming pension in the Jocheon area, providing unique accommodations for travelers.
Nature120 minFriday morning a little
Located in Garyeonggol, Jeju City, Friday morning a little is a specialized Western-style restaurant specializing in wood-fired pizza. The menu features delicious offerings such as Margherita wood-fired pizza, pane, and eggplant ragu gratin. Local reviews frequently highlight Friday morning a little as a must-visit spot, praising its wonderful atmosphere and exceptional flavors.
Nature120 minYukgapbong
Galbitang with rich beef bone broth simmered in a cauldron
Nature120 minMadam Sundae
A restaurant famous for its generous portions of Sundae Ttaro Gukbap.
Nature120 minJeju often
Nestled in a quiet mid-mountain village, Jeju often features a striking silver exterior that shimmers amidst a lush backdrop of verdant trees. It is the perfect place to enjoy a leisurely shopping experience while discovering a curated collection of unique, high-quality, and rare items that you won't find anywhere else.
Nature120 minCatholic Pilgrimage Route - Shinchukhwahaegil
A historical pilgrimage route of reconciliation that begins at Hwangsapyeong Holy Land, passes through Byeoldobong Peak, and reaches Jeju Central Cathedral.
Nature120 minUrim Japanese Restaurant
Located in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, Urim Japanese Restaurant is a premier destination specializing in authentic Japanese cuisine. The restaurant is highly regarded for its commitment to culinary fundamentals, featuring dishes made with incredibly fresh fish and expertly crafted sushi that maintains the perfect balance between seasoned rice and premium seafood. Guests can indulge in seasonal delicacies, such as fresh red sea bream jiri (clear soup) and wild-caught sea bream sashimi. For a cozy dining experience, all private rooms are designed with traditional floor seating, offering a warm and comfortable atmosphere.