Nature120 minSunlight Dive
Located in Seogwipo, Jeju, Sunlight Dive is a premier scuba diving center offering a variety of programs, including introductory discovery dives for beginners, professional training courses, and fun dives for experienced divers. With breathtaking views of the open Jeju ocean, every corner of the center serves as a perfect photo zone. Sunlight Dive also offers diverse international diving tour packages for those looking to explore the wonders of the world beneath the waves.
Nature120 minSeongan Restaurant
Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Seongan Restaurant was founded by the late CEO Ko Chang-il, who was Jeju Island's very first certified chef. Since opening in 1975, the restaurant moved to its current location in 1980. As a specialty Korean restaurant, Seongan Restaurant serves authentic local Jeju delicacies such as abalone ttukbaegi (stone pot stew) and galchi-guk (hairtail fish soup), alongside popular options like set menus (9,000 KRW) and kong-guksu (cold soy milk noodles, 10,000 KRW).
Shopping90 minDanahan Hanbok & Lovely Bebe
We are a Hanbok (Korean traditional clothing) Tailor Shop.
Experience90 minSaengyaknuri
'Nuri' is a compound word of 'herbal medicine' and 'world', and is a complex cultural space where you can experience everything about herbal medicine through various exhibitions and experience programs.
Nature120 minDorimi Oreum Volcanic Cone
Dorimi Oreum Volcanic Cone is connected to Bichimi Oreum at its base, forming a continuous ridge. It is characterized by a distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater facing northeast. While it was originally a large, circular crater with gentle slopes, secondary lava flows caused the crater to breach toward the northeast. Within the northern part of the crater, a small, conical peak known as Aloreum rises gently, formed by ancient volcanic landslides.
Nature120 minHan Dong-hwan Haejangseong
Located in Handong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Han Dong-hwan Haejangseong preserves the remaining traces of the roughly 120-kilometer-long coastal fortress originally constructed in the 11th year of King Wonjong’s reign during the Goryeo Dynasty. General Kim Tong-jung built this defensive wall to support the Sambyeolcho army’s resistance against Mongol invasions. The structure was later reinforced several times during the Joseon Dynasty to protect against pirate raids. Today, visitors can explore the historic stone walls that line the coastline, offering a tangible glimpse into Jeju’s rich military heritage.
Nature120 minGonmul
Located in Gonmul, the upper village of Hwasun-ri in Andeok-myeon, this spring is a natural groundwater source that has served as a vital source of drinking water since the 1600s. Characterized by its exceptional purity, the spring bubbles up from beneath the rocks alongside the path and flows gracefully through the heart of the village.
Nature120 minJeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Route: The Path to the Temple - The Path of Patience
The Jeju Buddhist Pilgrimage Route: The Path to the Temple - The Path of Patience is a sacred course designed for those seeking to encounter the Arhats, specifically Rahula and Balatara. As you journey along this path, you will be treated to breathtaking scenery featuring the towering peaks of Hallasan, whose summit, Baengnokdam, has long been whispered to be a celestial playground where fairies descend from the heavens.
Nature120 minBoncho Foot Bath
Located at 65 Eunsu-gil, Jeju-si, Boncho Foot Bath is a serene sanctuary where you can relieve physical and mental fatigue through natural foot bath therapy. Experience the soothing benefits of self-guided foot baths using natural ingredients extracted from nature combined with traditional herbal waters, providing the perfect space to rest your weary body and mind.
Nature120 minGase Oreum Volcanic Cone
Located in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Gase Oreum Volcanic Cone is a horseshoe-shaped oreum featuring a split summit. Its name is derived from the Jeju dialect word "gase," meaning scissors, due to its distinctive shape. The cone consists of five volcanic debris peaks: Yeomtong Oreum, Jogeun Yeomtong, Dal Moru, Jindongsan, and Sumgolwat. As the terrain is often obscured by dense shrubbery, there are no formal hiking trails. However, its easy accessibility makes Gase Oreum Volcanic Cone an ideal destination for those looking to enjoy a meditative hike or a stroll with their dogs.
Nature120 minBlly Handmade
Located in Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Blly Handmade is a charming doll workshop and handmade clothing boutique. The shop features a curated selection of self-produced apparel, accessories, and unique lifestyle goods. Visitors can also participate in sewing classes or one-day workshops for creating aesthetic accessories and doll outfits (starting from 45,000 KRW), all led by an expert professional holding a certification in dressmaking.
Nature120 minWoljeong Bajeul Surfing & Paddleboard
Located on Woljeong 3-gil in Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Woljeong Bajeul Surfing & Paddleboard specializes in professional surfing and paddleboarding lessons at the beautiful Woljeongri Beach. The programs are designed to accommodate all ages, from adults to children and students. For those looking to learn the ropes, the surfing lessons include a one-hour theory session to ensure a safe and informative experience. If you are already a pro, you can also simply rent equipment, such as paddleboards and wetsuits, to enjoy the ocean at your own pace.
Shopping90 minMomnyang Workshop
A cute and unique souvenir shop with a Jeju vibe
Nature120 minHanhyeongsu Garden
Located in Hyeopjae-ri on the western coast of Jeju, Hanhyeongsu Garden is a beautifully curated space where elements of nature are presented with simple, clean elegance. Visitors can enjoy a diverse array of seasonal blooms throughout the year. The garden features a unique teschenko-style cafe consisting of two buildings that recreate the traditional architectural aesthetics of Jeju. A particular highlight is the garden in spring, when the delicate beauty of wild rose blossoms makes it a must-visit destination.
Nature120 minOcean color
Located in Hamdeok-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Ocean color is a stunning ocean-view cafe that offers breathtaking, panoramic views of the Hamdeok sea. It is the perfect spot to unwind with a cup of coffee while listening to the soothing sounds of the waves. Conveniently situated just a 3-minute drive from Hamdeok Beach, Ocean color is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking relaxation and beautiful scenery.
Nature120 minApril 3rd Haewon Memorial Tower
Located within Shinsan Park in Ildo 2-dong, Jeju City, the April 3rd Haewon Memorial Tower was erected to pray for the resolution of the grievances of the Jeju April 3rd victims and to promote lasting regional peace. Crafted by Blue CNC, this stone pagoda-style structure serves as a solemn landmark and a central site for commemorative events, such as the 78th anniversary of the April 3rd Haewon Memorial Tower Festival.
Shopping90 minHanmaeum Hallabong
We Only Sell Healthy Foods
Nature120 minSanho Leisure
Conveniently located near Udo Port, Sanho Leisure is your go-to rental hub for exploring the scenic beauty of Udo Island. They offer a variety of transportation options to suit your adventure, including electric cars (30,000 KRW for 2 hours) and tandem bicycles (15,000 KRW for unlimited use). You can also rent ATVs, scooters, and electric bicycles to add some extra excitement to your trip. Please note that a valid driver's license is required for all rentals.
Nature120 minDive Map
Located in Seogwipo City on Jeju Island, Dive Map is a premier scuba diving center offering PADI-certified courses, including Open Water Diver programs. The center provides expert guidance to some of Jeju’s most iconic dive sites, such as Munseom, Beomseom, and Seopseom islands. For added convenience, Dive Map also offers hotel coordination and pick-up/drop-off services for guests.
Nature120 minYuk Si-woo-young
Located just 100 meters west of the Hagari Village Hall, Yuk Si-woo-young is a solemn historical site marking a tragic chapter of the Jeju April 3 Incident. In the early dawn of November 13, 1948, this field became the site of a mass killing where 25 to 27 local residents were publicly executed by soldiers from the 9th Regiment. Today, Yuk Si-woo-young stands as a significant memorial site, preserving the memory of the victims and serving as a profound testament to the history of the Jeju 4·3 Incident.