Jeju paintings
Located on the 4th floor of the Jeju Aerospace Museum, Jeju paintings is a unique space filled with immersive drawing art content. You can visit Jeju paintings without a museum admission ticket, making it the perfect spot to snap photos that make you feel as if you have stepped right into the artwork.
Jeju Gift Shop Haenyeo Museum Branch
Located near the Haenyeo Museum, which showcases the rich history and culture of Jeju's female divers, Jeju Gift Shop Haenyeo Museum Branch is the perfect place to pick up unique mementos. It is ideally situated for a post-museum stroll, offering a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere away from the crowds.
Shinpung-ri field wall road
Seongsan-eup Sinpung-ri is a half-farming, half-fishing village with the meaning of 'aiming for a new and prosperous village', and is known as the 'Eomeong-abang (mother, father) feast village' where traditional culture and lifestyle are still alive today.
Deungmeoeul Leisure
Located on Udo Island, Jeju, Deungmeoeul Leisure is a premier rental shop specializing in the latest electric vehicles and scooters. It is the perfect starting point for your island adventure; you can rent your ride immediately after disembarking from the ferry and set off to freely explore both the major landmarks and the hidden scenic gems of Udo.
Deurkumda Jeju Sanghyo Branch
Located in Sanghyo-dong, Seogwipo, Deurkumda Jeju Sanghyo Branch is a retro-inspired cafe situated along the scenic 516 Road that winds around Hallasan. The centerpiece of the cafe is a cozy central hearth that creates a warm, inviting atmosphere, making it the perfect place to relax. Visitors can enjoy the charming view of the blue sky and lush forests through the windows while browsing through a delightful collection of vintage trinkets and nostalgic decor.
Jeju Vibe
A sentimental souvenir shop found in an old Jeju stone house
hideout poison
Ajit Podog, a premium total care shop for dogs located in Donghong-dong, Seogwipo-si, consists of an indoor space of 50 pyeong and an outdoor space of 28 pyeong.
WOOTRI
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.
Site of Song Gye-sun’s House,
Just past the Songjuksa Site lies a spacious clearing, which marks the Site of Song Gye-sun’s House. This is the original residence where the exiled scholar Chusa first stayed upon arriving in Daejeong. Song Gye-sun was the first local official to oversee Chusa, and it was here that Chusa, serving his sentence under house arrest (wirianchi), began his life in a traditional thatched house enclosed by a protective thorn fence.
Jestory
Located at Beophwan Port in Seogwipo with stunning views of Beomseom Island, Jestory is an aesthetic boutique filled with charm. Here, you can discover a diverse collection of handmade treasures—including keyrings, fragrances, and ceramics—created by 300 participating Jeju artists, alongside iconic local specialties such as miniature Dolhareubang statues and Jeju tangerine chocolates.
Gwakji Seashell Mound
Designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Monument No. 41, Gwakji Seashell Mound is located in a cultivated area about 1 km inland from the northern coast of Jeju Island. Spanning an impressive area of approximately 50,000㎡, it stands as the largest shell mound on Jeju Island. The site features cultural layers over 1 meter thick, spanning from the late Bronze Age through the Joseon Dynasty, with its primary period of activity dating back to the Tamna Kingdom (the Three Kingdoms and Unified Silla periods).
Kakikiri
Located near Woljeongri Beach—a place so enchanting that even the moon seems to linger—Kakikiri is a charming boutique filled with the soulful essence of Jeju. The shop features a delightful collection of handmade items, with a particular emphasis on vibrant orange products inspired by Jeju's iconic tangerines. Kakikiri is the perfect destination for anyone looking to pick up unique, locally-inspired accessories and keepsakes that capture the true spirit of Jeju Island.
Sehwa Stationery Store
Located right in front of the sandy shores of Sehwa Beach in Gujwa-eup, Jeju, Sehwa Stationery Store is a charming boutique offering breathtaking views of the emerald sea. The owner, an illustrator, captures the vanishing landscapes and quaint village scenes of Jeju in beautiful artwork, which is featured on a delightful collection of stationery—including postcards, memo pads, and sticky notes—as well as various hair accessories.
Beautiful things from across the sea
Located in Jocheon-eup, Jeju, Beautiful things from across the sea is a vintage and antique general store housed in a charming repurposed container. The shop features a unique collection of curated imports handpicked by the owner from various regions, including Asia, Europe, and the United States. With an interior that exudes a nostalgic antique atmosphere, visitors are asked to change into provided indoor slippers upon entering.
Farmer
The Jeju dialect term 'Nonggae' refers to a place where cast nets were once thrown to catch fish, and historically, it has been a rich fishing ground where plenty of sea bream arrived. Located along the coastline of the Jeju Olle Route 3-B, Farmer offers a relaxing retreat with towering palm trees and comfortable benches, making it an ideal spot for fishing or a quick dip in the ocean. Thanks to the abundant supply of 'Sanmul'—fresh groundwater from subterranean springs—the area is often called a natural freshwater pool, creating a unique and stunning landscape where fresh spring water meets the sea.
Im Moon-sook's family's empty grave
Located near the Donggwang-ri intersection in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Im Moon-sook's family's empty grave serves as a solemn memorial for the nine members of the Im family who were tragically lost at Jeongbang 폭포 during the Jeju April 3 Incident. Because their bodies could not be recovered at the time, seven mounds were created (including two combined graves) to honor their memory. The stone monuments here bear the names and poignant stories of the victims, standing as a quiet testament to their history.
Dog shower
Dog shower is a pet grooming salon and daycare located in Hagwi-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City. Designed to minimize stress for pets, the facility provides an adaptation period before grooming sessions and offers a variety of items, including dog clothing and accessories.
Daryeodo Island
Located about 400 meters off the coast of Bukchon-ri village at the northern tip of Jeju, Daryeodo Island is an uninhabited rocky islet composed entirely of dark basalt. The island is also known as Dalseodo because its silhouette resembles a seal, and it consists of a cluster of small, independent islets.
Eoyeong Park
A park and playground built along the scenic Yongdam-Iho Coastal Road
Yuri Mental Studio
Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Yuri Mental Studio is a charming folk craft workshop specializing in stained glass art. Visitors can participate in one-day classes to create their own unique candle holders and mobile ornaments using vibrant stained glass techniques. As an authorized partner for various discount programs, including the "Tamanneun" campaign and livelihood support vouchers, this studio offers an accessible and creative experience for all guests.