Jeju City & airport — top picks from 2,100+ north listings
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NatureOpened on October 23, 2021, the Jeju Literature Museum is a four-story building with one basement level, dedicated to recording the history of Jeju literature and revitalizing local literary culture. The Jeju Literature Museum features various exhibition halls covering diverse fields such as modern and contemporary literature, Badang (sea) literature, April 3 literature, and Jeju language literature, and also hosts resident writer programs.
NatureStarting from Manse Dongsan in Jocheon, Jeju City, Jeju Olle Course 19 is a 19.4km route that passes through Sinheung, Hamdeok, Bukchon, and Dongbok before reaching Gimnyeong Seopogu. This course encompasses diverse natural landscapes including the sea, oreums, Gotjawal, villages, and fields, offering a chance to experience both history and nature through forest paths and coastal trails. The course features the Patriotic Martyrs Memorial and the March 1st Independence Movement Memorial, as well as topographical features such as the path up Seoubong.
NatureLocated in Gwangnyeong-ri, Aewol-eup, this trendy cafe is a renovated tangerine warehouse that captures the essence of Jeju through its vintage exterior, stone walls, and views of surrounding oreums and field paths. The cafe offers a variety of signature drinks, including the Mikkang Milk Tea, and provides convenient parking right behind the building.
NatureJeju National University Cherry Blossom Road is a scenic stretch of cherry trees that runs along Route 1131, passing Jeju City Hall and leading to the entrance of Jeju National University. It is one of the most famous cherry blossom spots on Jeju Island. With the blooming flowers forming a beautiful floral tunnel, it is a highly popular driving course, and the sight of falling petals creates a fantastic atmosphere reminiscent of a snowy landscape.
NatureLocated in front of the KBS Jeju Broadcasting Station, Garam is best known for its signature set meal of dogfish soup (chueotang) and stone pot rice. The dish comes with healthy side dishes such as cabbage salad, pickles, and sweet pumpkin. You can enjoy the stone pot rice by mixing it into bibimbap or scraping up the crispy scorched rice at the bottom (nurungji). The chueotang is a savory, nourishing broth made with perilla seed powder, known for its clean taste, making it a favorite spot among broadcasting station staff. In summer, try their green tea doksaegi kongguksu (cold soybean noodle soup). Nearby attractions include Mineo Oreum and the Jeju Folklore & Natural History Museum.
NatureJeju Olle Course 17 is a long-distance walking trail that follows Musucheon, passing through waterways where forest paths meet the sea, before entering downtown Jeju City. The route consists of crossing eight bridges and passing through Dodoo's Oraemul and five or six spring water baths. It is a relatively flat path, including low-altitude oreums, gentle coastal paths, and mild forest trails.
NatureLocated in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, Gasi-eomeong Gimbap is a popular snack bar perfectly situated in the city center just 10 minutes from Jeju International Airport—making it an ideal spot for a meal before or after your flight. The name "Gasi-eomeong" means "mother-in-law" in the Jeju dialect. Originally gaining fame for its signature gimbap featuring Jeju hijiki (tot), this original branch has grown into a nationwide chain. The restaurant uses fresh, locally grown Jeju ingredients, with signature items including Gasi-eomeong Gimbap and Gimbap Lunch Boxes, as well as popular choices like Chungmu-gimbap and Hanwoo (Korean beef) Rice Cake Soup. Many travelers choose to grab these gimbap to go for a convenient meal on the road. Opening early at 7:00 AM, it is also an excellent option for breakfast. Nearby attractions worth visiting include Iho Tewoo Beach and Naedo Aljakji Beach.
NatureLocated in Sanggui-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, this spring is fed by groundwater and is said to have served as a vital water source for the Sambyeolcho military force. It is renowned for its high-quality spring water that never runs dry, even during severe droughts; historical records suggest this purity helped prevent cholera outbreaks in the area. To protect the water source, historical fortifications were built, including stone walls and channels crafted from wood and stone to manage the flow.
NatureHallasan is a national park located in the center of Jeju Island, featuring Baengnokdam, a volcanic crater lake at its summit with a diameter of approximately 551m. It is characterized by about 380 lateral volcanoes distributed around the mountain. When climbing, you can choose from various routes such as the Seongpanak or Gwaneumsa courses, and prior reservation through the trekking reservation system is required.
NatureLocated just a 10-minute drive from Jeju International Airport, Jeonnong-ro is a breathtaking destination where rows of native king cherry trees form a stunning canopy of blossoms. Situated in Samdo 1-dong, Jeju City, a 1.2km stretch of this road is closed to vehicle traffic during the festival period. With beautiful lighting installed at night, it is the perfect spot for a romantic stroll or capturing the perfect photograph.
NatureLocated near Woldaecheon Stream in Oedodong, Jeju City, this specialty pork cutlet restaurant serves old-fashioned, nostalgic flavors reminiscent of the classic snack bars from school days. It is conveniently situated just a 12-minute drive from Jeju International Airport and falls within the Jeju Olle Trail Route 17, making it an easy and accessible stop for travelers.
NatureTucked away in an alley corner in front of Seonghwan Apartment, across from Jeju City Hall, this specialty snack shop has gained fame through word-of-mouth as a hidden gem beloved by locals. The signature menu features healthy, sweet fried tofu and burdock root gimbap made with organic lemons, offering a unique twist where citrus syrup meets savory fried tofu.
NatureLocated near Jeju International Airport, Iho Tewoo Beach, and the Rainbow Coastal Road, this specialty takeout shop serves handcrafted burgers. They use thick, fresh patties made daily without any freezing or thawing processes. Combined with house-made sauces and custom burger seasonings, every bite delivers a juicy, tender, and flavorful experience.
NatureLocated near Halla University in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City, this restaurant specializes in grilled Jeju black pork. The meat is characterized by meticulous knife work that enhances its chewy texture and succulent juices. The signature dish is the 'Do-daepyo Hanpan' platter.
NatureLocated in front of Aljakji Beach on Nedo Island, Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, this charming pension offers a unique culinary experience with popular dishes like "Basalt Chicken Fries," featuring chicken shaped like basalt rocks, and "Abalone Gueu Cream Risotto," topped with sweet pumpkin. Guests can enjoy these specialties paired with homemade Hallabong beer and traditional Korean fruit punch (sujeongcha).
NatureLocated at the Gyorae Intersection in Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Dori Tourist Farm is a unique complex that combines a cozy cafe with immersive farm experiences. It is a popular destination for families and travelers seeking relaxation, offering the perfect opportunity to enjoy coffee amidst nature while interacting with various animals.
NatureLocated near the Daeseom Entrance stop in Jocheon-ri, Jeju City, this charming brunch cafe specializes in authentic French-style quiche. Signature offerings include local twists such as Red Rock Lobster Rosé Quiche and Black Pork Cheese Quiche, all crafted with fresh Jeju ingredients. The menu is rounded out with a variety of refreshments, including Jeju green tangerine mojitos, specialty coffees, teas, and beers.
NatureOpened in 2007, the Jeju Roe Deer Ecology Observation Center is an ecological park where you can observe roe deer and experience feeding them within a 52-hectare natural space around Geochin Oreum. Through the forest trail observation path (taking approximately 40 minutes) and the exhibition hall, you can gain knowledge about the flora, fauna, and the ecology of roe deer in Jeju. The center also offers trekking courses with views of Hallasan and clusters of oreums.
NatureLocated within Sarabong Park in Geonip-dong, Jeju City, Mochungsa Shrine was built to honor the patriotic spirits of the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for Korea's independence during the Japanese colonial period.
NatureLocated in Arail-dong, Jeju City, Bae Chef is an authentic Chinese cuisine restaurant favored by locals rather than the typical tourist-oriented seafood spots. The signature dishes include Kkanpung Shrimp, tossed in a sweet and sour signature sauce for a perfect crispy-on-the-outside, tender-on-the-inside texture, and Yusanseul, a savory dish featuring sea cucumber and vegetables seasoned with rich oyster sauce.
NatureLocated near Samdasoo Ranch, this charming forest trail stretches approximately 200 meters. You can find it by looking along the roadside to the left just past the entrance to Samdasoo Ranch. The path is characterized by its beautiful interplay of light, with sunlight filtering beautifully through the canopy of branches.
NatureThis coastal road is approximately 4.5km long, connecting Jocheon and Hamdeok. If you start from Hamdeok, the close proximity between the road and the sea makes it ideal for enjoying Jeju's scenery. The starting point, Hamdeok Seoubong Beach, offers an exotic landscape where emerald waters, sandy beaches, and palm trees harmonize. As you follow the road, you will pass through a cape.
NatureLocated near Hamdeok Beach on the east coast of Jeju, this Korean restaurant specializes in hand-kneaded, thin, and wide kalguksu noodles served in a refreshing, clean broth made from fresh seafood. Guests can enjoy self-service refills of crunchy kimchi and kkakdugi (radish kimchi), making it a local favorite, especially for those seeking a comforting meal to soothe a hangover.
NatureLocated in Dodu-dong, Jeju City, the Rainbow Coastal Road is an exotic attraction created by painting the protective barriers, installed to prevent vehicles from falling, in rainbow colors. Reflecting the opinions of local residents, the colorful barriers harmonize with the blue Jeju sea, making it a beloved representative photo spot. It is easy to visit before or after a trip due to its proximity to Jeju International Airport and Iho Tewoo Beach, and offers views of the Yongdam Iho Coastal Road.
NatureGyorae Samdasu Village is an experiential tourism village created through a collaboration between local residents and the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Development Corporation to transform the entire Gyorae-ri area into a tourist destination. Located in the mid-mountain region near Hallasan, this area was historically a vital transportation hub known as 'Dori' due to its many bridges. To the southeast, the village boasts a stunning natural landscape featuring expansive ranch lands and volcanic cones (oreums).
NatureLocated in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Sammu Guksu Jeju Main Branch is a specialty restaurant serving authentic Korean noodles. It is the perfect place to enjoy Gogi-guksu—a traditional Jeju dish featuring rich pork broth topped with tender sliced pork—at an affordable price.
NatureYeondae Pogu, also known as Majiri-po, is one of the best-preserved examples of a traditional Jeju fishing port. Near the port, you can catch a glimpse of ancient Haenyeo culture, as the area houses changing rooms for the female divers and stores their traditional tools, such as tewak and mangsari. Through the walking trails and waterfront parks stretching from Yeondae Village to Oedo 1-dong, you can enjoy the peaceful scenery of the port and the beautiful sunset.
NatureLocated near Jeju City Hall, this Japanese restaurant specializes in soba, salmon, and tempura. The menu features a deep, flavorful broth simmered for 48 hours with katsuobushi and soy sauce, paired with fresh salmon prepared every morning. Embracing a slow-food philosophy, every dish is cooked to order to ensure the highest quality and freshness.
NatureLocated at the foot of Wondangbong Peak in Samyang-dong, Jeju City, Bultapsa Temple is a branch temple of Gwaneumsa Temple under the 23rd District of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism. It served as the original temple for Wondangsa, which was one of the three major temples on Jeju Island during the late Goryeo Dynasty.
NatureSpanning 60,000 pyeong in Seonheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Daheeyeon is a premium tea plantation producing some of Korea's finest eco-friendly green tea. The landscape features a unique blend of volcanic caves, cave ponds, and stone bridges harmoniously integrated with Jeju's native waters and wildflowers, all set against the backdrop of vast, rolling green tea fields. Visitors can explore tea culture through various exhibits and tea sets at the Tea Culture Center, or enjoy a unique, atmospheric experience at the cave cafe.
NatureLocated in Waheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Seonyang Village Dome is a charming camping site featuring both pensions and caravans. The site boasts beautiful lush green lawns, decorated with large planters in front of the caravans, and is uniquely characterized by its signature blueberry trees.
NatureLocated in Gunam-dong, Jeju City, 513 Tendong is a fusion tempura rice bowl specialty restaurant where guests can watch the culinary artistry and the blooming "tempura flowers" firsthand through its open kitchen. The menu features diverse offerings, including the signature 513 Tendong and Salmon Tendong, with the generous feature of free refills on rice and sauce for all bowls. The window seating is particularly popular, allowing diners to enjoy their meal while gazing out at the beautiful ocean views.
NatureLocated in front of Gwandeokjeong Pavilion near Jeju Mokgwana, Suna Coffee is a unique cafe housed in a beautifully preserved historic Japanese-style building rather than a modern structure. Situated in the old downtown area of Jeju City, the building is officially registered as an outstanding architectural asset due to its significant historical and cultural value.
NatureA snack bar specializing in various types of Korean snacks, located on Mugeunseong 3-gil in Jeju City. Information can be found via their Instagram account (@soop.jeju).
NatureA year-round marine leisure theme park, the International Leaders Club offers Korea's first family-style semi-submarine experience. Visitors can explore both above and below the emerald waters through a variety of water activities, including transparent kayaking, paddleboarding, snorkeling, and traditional Haenyeo (female diver) experiences. The venue also features premium amenities such as a Northern Ireland-style clubhouse, cafeteria, marina facilities, and a relaxing hammock zone.
NatureLocated adjacent to the emerald waters east of Hamdeok Beach in Jocheon-eup, Jeju Island, this walking trail is a scenic segment of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 19. Winding around Seoubong Peak and the surrounding coastline, the path offers breathtaking views, especially in spring when vibrant yellow canola flowers harmonize perfectly with the stunning turquoise hues of Hamdeok Beach.
NatureTucked away in the charming alleys of Samyang-dong, Jeju City, this independent bookstore derives its name 'Nairong' from the concept of 'a beneficial prank.' To help visitors find their perfect read, each book is accompanied by a thoughtful, handwritten description detailing its contents.
NatureLocated along the Oedo-idong Coastal Road in Jeju City, Jeju Haemul Bap is a Korean cuisine specialist. Its signature dish, Jeju Haemul Bap, features Jeju seafood—including abalone, stone octopus, horned turban shell, and red sea cucumber—served over Gapado seaweed with a patented seafood sauce. The menu also offers a variety of seafood dishes such as sea urchin rice, abalone and sea urchin seaweed soup, and Yonggung-jorim (braised rockfish or red seabream), as well as black pork stone pot rice. Guests can enjoy their meals while taking in the beautiful views of the Oedo sea.
NatureStretching along the coast of Samyang-dong in northern Jeju, this scenic route begins in Samyang-dong village and concludes at Samyang Beach. Following the coastline alongside black sand beaches, the road is beautifully illuminated by streetlights, making it a perfect spot to enjoy breathtaking sunsets and stunning night views.
NatureOpened in 1999, Jocheon-eup Library is a public library in the eastern part of Jeju City, featuring a general reference room, a children's room, reading areas, and digital stations. Operating hours are from 08:00 to 22:00, while the children's room is open from 09:00 to 18:00. The library is closed every Friday.
ExperienceLocated on the coast of Yongdam-dong, Jeju City, Yongduam Haesu Land is a large-scale, 24-hour sauna facility that utilizes both seawater and freshwater. The site features palm tree landscaping, traditional bulhanjeungmak (traditional Korean dry saunas), a large waterfall, and an event plaza. It offers seawater saunas and jjimjilbang (Korean-style sauna) using clean seawater, providing a leisure space where you can overlook the stunning natural scenery of Yongduam and the pristine coastline.
ExperienceAn eco-healing park established by the Jeju City Forest Cooperative, Hyurim offers a variety of forest-based activities, including seedling cultivation and forest product production experiences. The park features a sauna using hinoki sawdust, a mini farm, and a forest adventure playground, while also offering camping, glamping, and caravan accommodations.
ExperienceLocated in the mid-mountain area about 15km southwest of Jeju International Airport at an altitude of 200–250m, Yusuam Village is an ecologically outstanding village where Hyeongjebong (Nokgomoe Oreum), Yusuammul, and groves of Muhwanja trees and Hackberry trees harmonize beautifully. The village offers a variety of rural experiential learning programs, including tangerine harvesting, tangerine jam making, traditional food experiences such as tofu and Bingtteok, as well as archery and woodworking classes.
ExperienceLocated near Bassemi Oreum in Bonggae-dong, Jeju City, Myeongdoam Village is a mid-mountain village surrounded by 16 oreums, characterized by its many natural ponds and wetlands. The name originates from the Confucian scholar Myeongdoam Kim Jin-yong, who spread Confucianism in the area around 1604. The village features an eco-friendly environment where roe deer reside, produces vegetables year-round throughout the village, and offers landscapes that harmonize with nature.
ExperienceLocated in Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, the Dolhareubang Museum is a park of life and peace, personally developed over 15 years by local Jeju resident and director Kim Nam-heung. The museum features faithful recreations of 48 Dolhareubang statues gathered from various parts of the island, alongside various modern interpretations of Dolhareubang and approximately 250 sculptures displayed outdoors. Along the Gotjawal walking trails, visitors can connect with nature while observing diverse flora, such as ferns and Smilax china.
ExperienceLocated in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju, Neulsongparktel is a modern white marble building featuring clean interior facilities and cozy guest rooms. It is conveniently located just five minutes from the airport, and Jeju tourism pamphlets are available at the front desk.
ExperienceOpened in 1984, the Jeju Folklore & Natural History Museum is a museum that collects and exhibits Jeju Island's archaeological and folklore materials, as well as specimens of animals, minerals, plants, and marine life. The lobby features a 12.6-meter-long whale skeleton specimen and a large-scale fish diorama, while the Natural History Exhibition Hall offers a three-dimensional viewing experience of approximately 1,500 items, including Jeju Island's geology and various flora and fauna specimens.
ExperienceJeju 4.3 Peace Park is a peace and human rights memorial park established to remember and commemorate the civilian massacres caused by the Jeju 4.3 Incident, and to open a future of reconciliation and coexistence. Within the park, you will find the Jeju 4.3 Peace Memorial Hall, memorial altars, memorial towers, and a columbarium. The memorial hall features six exhibition halls that illustrate the progression of the incident and the process of uncovering the truth.