Food90 minInoue Sushi
Inoue Sushi, which serves sushi to only 13 guests a day
Nature120 minShinsan Hwanhae Jangseong
Shinsan Hwanhae Jangseong is one of the historic coastal fortifications built along the shoreline of Jeju Island to defend against foreign invasions. It is characterized by its steadfast and upright stone walls, embodying the resilient spirit of the Sambyeolcho. Located in Shinsan-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, Shinsan Hwanhae Jangseong is an easily accessible National Heritage site perfect for a scenic walking tour.
Café90 minMeodle Garden
Transformed from a former tangerine orchard into a breathtaking botanical sanctuary, Meodle Garden allows you to immerse yourself in the beauty of seasonal flowers and lush greenery all year round. This charming cafe-garden offers a delightful selection of pastries, including buttery croissants and various pies. Best of all, admission to the garden is complimentary with the purchase of any beverage.
Nature120 minBonga
Located in Donam-dong, Jeju City, Bonga is a restaurant specializing in thinly sliced pork belly (daepae samgyeopsal). By sourcing high-quality female pigs native to Jeju through direct distribution, Bonga is able to offer exceptional quality at affordable prices. The restaurant is particularly famous for its thinly sliced pork, which is prepared using natural seasonings and minimal chemical additives to eliminate any gamey odor while enhancing the meat's natural flavor. In addition to its signature pork belly, Bonga also serves delicious gamjatang (pork bone soup) and haejangguk (hangover soup) as main menu items.
Nature120 minHyeopjae-gil
Located in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Hyeopjae-gil is a premium homemade cheese restaurant where fresh cream cheese is handcrafted daily and new cheese varieties are constantly being developed. Offering everything from early morning breakfast to indulgent desserts, Hyeopjae-gil also provides takeout options for those on the go. The signature menu item is the 'Cheese Kimchi Fried Rice,' a beloved dish that perfectly combines the restaurant's signature velvety cream cheese with savory bacon kimchi fried rice.
Café90 minKkotbateseo
Located in Samdal-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Kkotbateseo is an officially registered private garden created with the dream of a space where flowers bloom all year round. The garden features a variety of themed landscapes, including a camellia forest, palm tree paths, and a mirror pond garden. During the winter season, visitors can enjoy the breathtaking sight of camellias in full bloom alongside vibrant yellow tangerines.
Café90 minWest shop
A vintage prop shop located near Hyeopjae Beach in Jeju
Nature120 minSemi Oreum Volcanic Cone (Samuiyang Oreum Volcanic Cone)
Located on the right side of Road 5-16, just past Sacheondan, Semi Oreum Volcanic Cone (Samuiyang Oreum Volcanic Cone) features a perfectly circular crater at its summit. Within the crater and along its slopes, you’ll find scattered graves, while a natural spring emerges from the thick foliage on the upper southern slope.
Café90 minSaltstone V Store
The two doors represented by the architecture of Saltstone V-Point symbolize the '1976 Door' (Taekwon V, born in '76) and the 'Current Door' (people living in the present).
Nature120 minHaneulchae Garden
Located in Odeung-dong, Jeju-si, Haneulchae Garden is a traditional Korean restaurant dedicated to serving only the freshest Jeju-grown chicken and duck. Eschewing artificial seasonings, the kitchen relies on premium sea salt and a bounty of homegrown vegetables and house-made kimchi to create deep, natural flavors. Specializing in duck delicacies, the menu features exquisite dishes such as duck soup, shabu-shabu courses, and grilled duck. For those seeking something hearty, Haneulchae Garden also serves comforting hangover soup packed with meat, bean sprouts, and glass noodles, as well as savory organ soup.
Nature120 minJeongmo Shelter
Nestled within the lush forests upstream from Jeongbang Waterfall near Seogwipo Port, Jeongmo Shelter marks the very source of the cascading waters of Jeongbang Waterfall, one of Jeju's three most iconic waterfalls. Crystal-clear spring water, which remains ice-cold year-round, flows through the area. The site features a natural swimming pool formed by a small dam built across the valley; with its shallow depths, it is a safe and delightful spot for children to splash around and enjoy water activities.
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.
Food90 minSeonheul Bangju Halmae Restaurant
Located in Seonheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju, Seonheul Bangju Halmae Restaurant is a traditional Korean restaurant where a mother pours her heart into cooking wholesome meals using soybeans grown by her son on their own farm. The restaurant specializes in natural, healthy cuisine featuring seawater tofu and fresh vegetables harvested from their own garden. Signature dishes include Black Soybean Noodles (10,000 KRW), Bracken Bibimbap (10,000 KRW), and Jeju Black Pork Bossam (50,000 KRW).
Nature120 minRashin-dong
Located 24km west of Jeju City, Rashin-dong is a historic village nestled within the administrative district of Gwideok 2-ri. The area holds a deep historical significance dating back to 1212 during the 7th year of King Hejong's reign in the Goryeo Dynasty, when Gwideok-ri was renamed Gwideok-hyeon. Historically, the village was renowned for its high-quality freshwater sources; residents carefully managed their water usage, distinguishing between supplies for drinking and laundry. Notably, the spring known as Gumdeul-aegi-mul was prized for its purity, used primarily for drinking and bathing.
Nature120 minTo end a day on Jeju <Jeju sunset trip>
To enjoy this “must-see” moment, why not take a drive through Sallok Road to the west around sunset?
Nature120 minWaground
Waground, Hamdeok, Jeju Island: an all-in-one venue equipped with a giant air bouncer, fire pits, barbecues, a playground, and spots for swimming and camping; as this is a “campnic” site rather than a campground, patrons are not permitted to sleep over.
Nature120 minOh My Salt
Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Oh My Salt is a specialty boutique offering a curated selection of Jeju local foods, including artisanal salts crafted from Jeju's agricultural and marine products, vegan-certified handmade bugak (deep-fried seaweed snacks), and sweet handmade gangjeong. It is the perfect place to find honest, delicious treats and unique souvenirs that capture the wholesome flavors of Jeju. Conveniently situated just about 15 minutes from the airport, it is an ideal stop for travelers looking to take a piece of the island home with them.
Nature120 minGangbyeongdae Church
Built in 1952 during the Korean War to strengthen the spiritual resolve of soldiers from the 1st Army Training Center, Gangbyeongdae Church is a significant Registered Cultural Heritage site. The structure features a unique architectural design, combining walls made of local Jeju basalt with a wooden truss supporting a tin roof. It holds immense historical value as it was constructed directly by the engineering corps without the assistance of civilian technicians.
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).
Food90 minSaengwon abalone
Located in Hwasun-ri, Seogwipo, Saengwon Jeonbok is a specialized restaurant that honors generations of tradition from a family of Haenyeo (female divers). The menu features incredibly fresh abalone, including nutritious abalone pot rice—perfectly prepared to eliminate any fishy scent—and savory abalone shabu-shabu, all accompanied by an impressive array of side dishes. With stunning views of Sanbangsan Mountain, a spacious parking lot, and private dining rooms, Saengwon Jeonbok is an ideal destination for group gatherings or formal family meetings.