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Jeju City & airport — top picks from 2,100+ north listings
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Nature120 minJeju Skylab
Jeju Skylab is an aviation sports specialist operating a headquarters in Wolsanbuk-gil, Jeju-si, and a landing site in Hallim-eup. Open 365 days a year from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Jeju Skylab specializes in tandem paragliding experiences and professional training programs. You can enjoy breathtaking flights from scenic locations such as Geumoreum and Seoubong. For the latest updates and information, please check their official Instagram (@jeju.skylab.paragliding) or their Naver Cafe.
Nature120 minJejujeong
Located near Samyang Black Sand Beach, Jejujeong is a traditional Korean restaurant specializing in a variety of premium short rib dishes, including Royal Braised Short Ribs (Gungjung Galbi-jjim), King Short Rib Soup (Wang Galbi-tang), and Seaweed Short Rib Soup (Maesaengi Galbi-tang). The signature short rib soups feature a rich yet clean-tasting broth and are served with a delicious trio of side dishes: kimchi, kkakdugi (cubed radish kimchi), and pickled chili peppers. For a seamless dining experience, Jejujeong offers convenient amenities such as on-site parking and high chairs for infants.
Café90 minWOOTRI
Located in the mid-mountain area of Aewol-eup, Jeju, WOOTRI is a charming bakery cafe featuring a rustic red brick exterior that beautifully harmonizes with the vast fields and surrounding tangerine orchards. Specializing in a variety of handmade breads and pastries made with the freshest ingredients, WOOTRI offers the perfect cozy escape to unwind with warm treats and a relaxing cup of tea.
Nature120 minGeuyetmat
Located in a quiet village in Samdo 1-dong, Jeju City, Geuyetmat is a specialized restaurant dedicated to the art of stone pot rice (dolsot-bap). Their signature dish is the abalone stone pot rice, which perfectly captures the flavors of the sea. The menu offers a delightful variety of options, including stone pot set meals and seafood stone pot rice, alongside authentic Jeju local delicacies such as sea urchin seaweed soup and grilled tilefish (okdom-gui).
Café90 minJeju Kayak
Jeju Kayak is an immersive adventure where both locals and travelers can explore the hidden coastal mysteries of Jeju's breathtaking 253km coastline and its 90 surrounding islets. Through Jeju Kayak, you can directly experience the island's unique culture and mystical natural wonders while soaking in its unparalleled beauty.
Shopping90 minShop Jeju
A souvenir shop perfect for relaxing while enjoying the sea view in Aewol
Food90 minSeomun Duitgogi (Meat of West gate)
A beloved local eatery among Jeju residents, Seomun Duitgogi (Meat of West gate) is best known for its signature dishes: duitgogi (offal meat) and spicy stir-fried two-rib pork. Guests can also savor premium black pork belly, fresh offal, and cold kimchi-wrapped noodles. Be sure to visit on the 5th, 15th, or 25th of each month for “Black Pork Belly Day,” when you can enjoy discounted prices on their famous five-layer black pork belly.
Experience90 minArario Museum Dongmun Motel2
A contemporary art museum that introduces contemporary artworks from inside and outside of Korea and provides an artistic experience
Shopping90 minJeju Boseong Market
Established in 1972, Jeju Boseong Market has been a beloved traditional market in the heart of downtown Jeju City for over five decades. The bustling market is home to a diverse array of shops, including restaurants, butcher stalls, seafood vendors, dried fish sellers, bakeries, rice cake shops, and tailoring services. Amidst its warm and nostalgic atmosphere, visitors can glimpse into the daily lives of local merchants while savoring an abundance of delicious street food, such as the market’s famous sundae (Korean blood sausage).
Food90 minJangchun
Located on Sindaero 10-gil in the heart of Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Jangchun is a traditional restaurant with a 30-year legacy specializing in authentic Jeju local cuisine. Here, you can savor a diverse array of Jeju specialties, including charcoal-grilled dishes, abalone specialties, fresh mackerel, Dombe-gogi (boiled pork), grilled tilefish, and traditional local soups.
Food90 minGenjjangya
Located on Wolgwang-ro in Jeju City, Genjjangya is a specialized Japanese-style tonkatsu restaurant that offers fresh, hearty meals at affordable prices. The restaurant uses vegetables grown directly in the countryside to ensure peak freshness in every dish. Their signature menu item is the Tonkatsu Udon Set, and they also serve delicious gimbap and udon.
Nature120 minWondanggol
Located at the foot of Wondanggol in Samyang-dong, Jeju City, this specialty shabu-shabu restaurant is a converted private residence that offers a cozy, unassuming atmosphere—looking just like a charming home from the outside. The menu features nutritious shabu-shabu made with native Korean chickens and oriental medicinal ducks, served with a clean, elegant spread. With its warm service and wholesome ingredients, Wondanggol is the perfect place to enjoy a restorative and soul-warming meal.
Shopping90 minDongmun Market Co., Ltd.
Established in 1965 and once famously referred to as the "department store of Jeju," Dongmun Market Co., Ltd. occupies the historic site where the old Cine House theater once stood. Today, the two-story market is primarily known for its vibrant fabric shops, specializing in traditional items such as gal-ot (Jeju traditional clothing), hanbok, and various textiles. Within Dongmun Market Co., Ltd., you will find a dedicated noodle alley serving both locals and travelers, as well as a renowned night market. It is the perfect destination to experience the best of Jeju, offering everything from local delicacies and black pork to fresh seafood, desserts, and unique souvenirs.
Shopping90 minMiya's closet hanbok rental & photo shooting
A Jeju hanbok rental boutique studio
Nature120 minKim Tek Hwa Museum
Located in Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, the Kim Tek Hwa Museum is a dedicated space where you can immerse yourself in the life and artistry of painter Kim Tek-hwa. The museum offers a unique blend of culture and leisure, featuring an art hotel where contemporary works meet luxury, as well as venues for live performances. Visitors can also explore the onsite art supply store, which offers a curated selection of educational materials, books, and lifestyle accessories.
Food90 minGilbeot Restaurant
Located in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, Gilbeot Restaurant is a specialized Korean restaurant focusing on delicious duck dishes. The menu features highly acclaimed specialties such as fresh grilled duck served with handmade sujebi (hand-pulled dough flakes), as well as hearty duck baeksuk (boiled duck soup) and mung bean porridge. Recognized as an affordable dining establishment, Gilbeot Restaurant offers a variety of budget-friendly options, including flavorful Jeju pork belly, kimchi stew, and soft tofu stew.
Nature120 minDearpet
Located in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Dearpet is a professional pet grooming salon that operates exclusively by reservation. Each session begins with a personalized consultation tailored to the unique personalities of both the pet and their owner, ensuring a customized experience. At Dearpet, the highest priority is always placed on minimizing stress to ensure a calm and comfortable environment for every furry guest.
Nature120 minJakarta
Located on Dongmun-ro in Jeju City, Jakarta is an Asian cuisine specialty restaurant that serves traditional Indonesian dishes prepared in a halal-certified style. With its rich multicultural background, Jakarta is perfectly situated in the heart of Jeju City.
Café90 minMancheop
Located near Jeju Mokgwan-a, Mancheop is a seasonal dessert cafe offering stunning views of Gwandeokjeong Pavilion right from your seat. The cafe specializes in a variety of treats made with fresh, seasonal ingredients, including artisanal bingsu, cakes, and specialty coffee. During the summer, the signature menu item is the Sweet Corn Bingsu, topped with crispy, flavorful Chodang corn.
Nature120 minD & DEPARTMENT JEJU
Located in the historic downtown area of Jeju City, D & DEPARTMENT JEJU is a cultural space that shines a light on the value of timeless objects and the beauty of everyday life in Jeju, guided by the philosophy of 'LONG LIFE DESIGN.' The first floor features a cozy cafe, while the second floor houses a curated store, offering a unique shopping experience with lifestyle goods that celebrate local character and sustainability.