Breeders Park
Located in Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Breeders Park is the largest open-track equestrian facility in Korea. It offers a unique opportunity to experience professional horseback riding while traversing the breathtaking natural landscapes surrounding Baekyak-i Oreum and Donggeom-eun Oreum.
Arario Museum Dongmun Motel2
A contemporary art museum that introduces contemporary artworks from inside and outside of Korea and provides an artistic experience
Cultural space Yang
Born from the intention to engage with society through art—inspired by the Jeju dialect term 'Yang'—Cultural space Yang is a unique cultural venue created by renovating the director's ancestral home. While preserving the traditional layout of a Jeju house, including elements such as *anggeori* (inner house), *bakgeori* (outer house), *uyeongbat* (kitchen garden), and *tongsi* (traditional outdoor toilet), the space has been thoughtfully transformed into exhibition rooms and lecture halls. The *anggeori* section serves as a nostalgic sanctuary, housing antique maps, vintage furniture, and cherished relics of the past.
말 많은 제주도 <제주의 말문화 만나기>
예부터 제주도는 말로 유명하다. 속담에도 ‘말이 나면 제주로 보내라’ 했다. 곳곳에 목장의 초원이 자리하고 있고, 여름철에는 꽃마차가 아이들을 부지런히 실어 나른다. 말과 관련한 속담이 가득하고, 말 요리까지 발달한 제주도는 전국 어디에서도 찾아보기 힘들 정도로 말문화의 본고장이다.
Snail Restaurant
Located near the intersection of Iljuseo-ro and Hanchang-ro in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Snail Restaurant is a quiet and charming space created from a beautifully remodeled tangerine warehouse. The restaurant specializes in savory cheonggukjang (fermented soybean stew) made by a grandmother using soybeans grown on her own farm. Visitors can enjoy a hearty Snail Restaurant set menu, offering a generous feast at a very reasonable price.
HARIBO Happy World
HARIBO Happy World, located on Jeju Island, is the world's first large-scale immersive media exhibition hall dedicated to the iconic brand. Spanning a vast indoor area of approximately 4,000㎡, the venue offers a diverse range of interactive content powered by cutting-edge projection mapping and motion recognition technology. Visitors can enjoy an indirect jelly-making experience—from learning about the production process to earning coins through engaging games to redeem for prizes. Open year-round, HARIBO Happy World is the perfect indoor destination for travelers seeking fun and wonder.
Gueompo Port
Nestled along the Aewol Coastal Road, Gueompo Port is a charming, small harbor renowned for its breathtaking sunsets. Adjacent to the port, you will find traditional salt farms (Sogeum-bille) divided by red earthen walls atop expansive basalt rock formations, offering a captivating glimpse into the traditional way of life in old Jeju.
Tteum-ttung
A place where you can find handmade items made personally by the owner
Woljeong Quick Surf
Located near Woljeong Beach in Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Woljeong Quick Surf is a specialized facility for surfing and windsurfing experiences. Situated on the first basement level, this spot allows visitors to enjoy surfing in the emerald-green waters of Jeju Island.
Pet Picnic
Located in Hwasun-seo-seo-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Pet Picnic is a comprehensive pet care hub offering premium pet supplies, hotel stays, daycare, and both self-service and professional grooming options. You will be warmly welcomed by the resident guardian, Pureumi. Whether you need a reliable place to board your furry friend or a quick grooming session during your travels, Pet Picnic is the perfect solution for pet owners on the go.
Yuk 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.
Atelier 1950
Located in Jeju City, Atelier 1950 is a specialized craft education center operated by the Jeju Craft Workshop Cooperative, a collective of six talented female artisans. The center offers a diverse range of programs, from professional certification courses to hobby classes and one-day workshops, covering fields such as traditional Jeju crafts, sewing, French embroidery, macramé, weaving, rattan, soap making, perfumery, candle making, glass art, cooking, tea sommelier training, forest experiences, knitting, and upcycling. Here, you can design unique products that embody the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Jeju. Its convenient location near the airport also makes it easily accessible for travelers.
Pungnyeon Restaurant
Located in Samyang-dong, Jeju City, Pungnyeon Restaurant is a traditional Korean restaurant specializing in authentic Jeju local cuisine, such as Gakjaegi-guk (scad soup) and Mel-jorim (braised anchovies). It is widely renowned as a premier spot for refreshing hangover soup, featuring rich, nutritious ingredients and a clean, savory broth. From delicate Galchi-guk (white beltfish soup) to perfectly grilled mackerel, Pungnyeon Restaurant is a beloved local gem where residents and travelers alike gather to enjoy the true flavors of Jeju.
Haelim Sikdang
Located near Jeju Airport, Haelim Sikdang specializes in flavorful frozen pollack stew (dongtae-jjigae) and refreshing soybean paste-based cold cucumber and squid soup. The restaurant features a clean, spacious interior with multiple four-person tables, making it an ideal spot for groups and families.
Haneulchae 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.
Tamra Riding Club
Established in 1983, Tamra Riding Club is home to approximately 80 Halla horses and Jeju ponies, making it an ideal destination where even beginners can easily enjoy the thrill of horseback riding. Located near Sangumburi, Tamra Riding Club offers a unique opportunity to ride through breathtaking Jeju landscapes and golden autumn silver grass fields. To make your experience even more memorable, professional photo services are also available.
Boncho 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.
Hamdeok Folk Five-Day Market
Located in Hamdeok-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju, the Hamdeok Folk Five-Day Market sits directly facing the beautiful Hamdeok Beach, making it a popular stop for travelers visiting the coast for summer water sports. With approximately 40 stalls, the market offers a wide variety of essential goods, including clothing, agricultural and marine products, hardware, and delicious local snacks. Thanks to the warm hospitality and generosity of the local merchants, you might arrive with empty hands only to leave with bags full of treasures.
Haepoom Farm
Located in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo, Haepoom Farm is an interactive citrus farm specializing in the cultivation of premium, high-quality varieties, including Hallabong, Cheonhyehyang, Redhyang, Hwanggeumhyang, and Karahyang. Depending on the season, visitors can enjoy seasonal citrus picking programs featuring different varieties. For added convenience, the harvested fruits can be professionally boxed and shipped directly to your doorstep via courier service.
Drink up Jeju java: A southwest cafe journey
The great thing about recent developments in Jeju’s coffee scene is that new cafes are so distinctive and unique that they are in themselves worth the trip. Proprietors, too, know that their customers expect the best coffee experience — the flavor, scent, and selections have to be top notch. So let’s take a tour of the coffee offerings that southwest Jeju has on tap.