NatureMokhwaoreum, an agricultural corporation
We grow cotton and linen, the raw materials for fashion, and run a fashion brand based on these crops.
NatureWe grow cotton and linen, the raw materials for fashion, and run a fashion brand based on these crops.
NatureLocated in Donggwang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju, Dang Oreum Volcanic Cone (Andeok-myeon) takes its name from the ancient sacred shrine that once stood here, where shamans and local residents gathered to offer prayers and blessings. While the traces of the original shrine have since faded, Dang Oreum Volcanic Cone (Andeok-myeon) remains a captivating destination, characterized by its unique landscape of five small peaks and a distinct circular crater.
NatureThe name of this volcanic cone is a combination of the Jeju dialect words "jokeun" (small) and "nokkome" (high mountain), and it is located northeast of Keun-nokkome Oreum. Despite its name, the ascent is quite steep and features lush, dense forests, offering a unique trail where you can enjoy both a scenic forest walk and a mountain hike simultaneously. The 2.8km trek takes approximately one hour to complete, and it is easily accessible as part of a larger hiking itinerary alongside Gwetmul Oreum or Keun-nokkome Oreum.
NatureLocated in Jeoji-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, Ma Oreum Volcanic Cone takes its name from its unique shape, which resembles a horse. Standing at an altitude of 122m with a circumference of 914m, the southern crater has become somewhat indistinct due to natural erosion. The northern slope is blanketed in lush vegetation, including dense pine forests, and the cone is situated just to the west of Jeoji Oreum.
NatureA place where you can enjoy salmon dishes with various flavors
NatureMeat noodles and pork cutlet enjoyed while gazing at the Aewol sea
NatureLocated along the scenic Aewol Coastal Road in Jeju, Aewol Starch Factory is a retro-style cafe converted from a former starch factory. By preserving the original industrial structure, the space offers a unique atmosphere where classic charm meets modern design. The spacious outdoor area features palm trees and fountains, creating a tropical oasis. Visitors can also enjoy unique experiences, such as drawing on the walls or capturing unforgettable memories at various themed photo zones.
NatureA restaurant specializing in udon and pork cutlets with views of the Hyeopjae sea.
NatureGeum Oreum Volcanic Cone, the perfect spot for a light hike
NatureA 100-meter-long Beautiful Pebble Field
NatureThe Starting Point of Jeoji Gotjawal Trail
NatureLocated along the scenic coastline of Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Aewol Hwanhaejangseong Fortress is a stone fortress built to defend against the Sambyeolcho forces in the 11th year of King Wonjong's reign during the Goryeo Dynasty. Visitors can retrace the steps of this ancient stone fortification while driving along the beautiful Aewol Coastal Road. With its remarkably well-preserved structures, Aewol Hwanhaejangseong Fortress offers a profound sense of historical significance and a captivating glimpse into the past.
NatureLocated near the Gueom-ri Stone Salt Farm—a natural rocky area that has been used for salt production for 300 years—Lovely Jeju Aewol is a charming souvenir shop. Situated right along the coastal road, it offers breathtaking views of the beautiful Aewol sea, and you can capture the perfect vacation memory at the tangerine-themed photo zone located right in front of the shop.
NatureAewol Eunhye Jeonbok offers a variety of abalone dishes, prepared with care and attention to every ingredient. The menu includes meal options such as abalone hot stone pot rice and abalone cold raw seafood soup, as well as add-on dishes such as grilled abalone and steamed abalone.
NatureThe name Gameoreum is derived from the Jeju dialect word 'game,' meaning a large cauldron, and is also known by the Hanja name Buak. Although it stands at a modest elevation of 372.2 meters, Gameoreum features a charming, small crater at its summit, and the hike to the top takes less than a minute. From the peak, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the various oreums scattered across the western mid-mountain region of Jeju.
NatureLocated in Yusuam-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Gwetmul Oreum takes its name from the spring called 'Gwetmul' that wells up from the eastern crater. As the terrain is not overly steep, it is an easy hike taking approximately 30 to 60 minutes. From the summit, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Nokkome Oreum and the beautiful mid-mountain landscapes of Jeju Island.
NatureStanding at an altitude of 763 meters, Barime Oreum is a circular volcanic cone that preserves a classic crater shape, measuring 130 meters in circumference and 78 meters in depth. The name is said to derive from its resemblance to a 'bari'—the alms bowl used by Buddhist monks. While a ranch occupies the western slopes, the remaining hillsides are beautifully blanketed in lush pine forests.
Nature'Nokkome' means 'high mountain,' and 'Jogeun' is the Jeju dialect for 'small.' Jogeun Nokkome Oreum is a place where you can enjoy both forest paths and the volcanic cone. Nokkome Oreum consists of Jogeun Nokkome Oreum and Keun Nokkome Oreum; since they are located side by side, they are also called 'Brother Oreums.' While the name might suggest it is easy to climb, Jogeun Nokkome Oreum is not an easy ascent. There are several routes to climb Jogeun Nokkome Oreum, passing through Gwetmul Oreum and Keun Nokkome Oreum. While climbing all three oreums is an option, it can be physically demanding, so it is recommended to visit about two. The ridge of the Jogeun Nokkome crater is a lush, natural forest. Once you reach the summit, you can enjoy wide-open views along with a vista of Keun Nokkome Oreum located on the opposite side.
CaféLocated on the Aewol Coastal Handam Trail, Aewol The Sunset is a brunch cafe featuring panoramic views of the Aewol sea from its interior, outdoor terrace, and rooftop. Signature menu items include cheese omelets and fresh fruit French toast, alongside specialty drinks such as the Coco Sunset and Sunset Spanner.
FoodLocated just behind Geumneung Beach, this local restaurant serves a variety of delicious dishes made with high-quality domestic ingredients, including grilled cutlassfish sets, grilled abalone, braised cutlassfish, and sea snail (bomal) kalguksu. With private parking available both in front of and behind the building, parking is convenient, and the spacious interior makes it an ideal spot for large groups.
FoodLocated at Hyeopjae Beach in Hallim-eup, Jeju, Hyeopjae Haenyeouijip (Haeneyo’s House in Hyeopjae) is a specialized seafood restaurant where you can dine while gazing out at the stunning ocean and Biyangdo Island. The building’s exterior features charming illustrations of Haenyeo (female divers), reflecting its connection to the sea. Using fresh ingredients caught directly from the Jeju waters, the menu changes seasonally to ensure the highest quality. You can enjoy a wide variety of seafood dishes, including seafood ramen, seafood porridge, braised seafood, grilled seafood, and seafood stew (haemul ttukbaegi), as well as fresh sashimi featuring stone octopus, abalone, and conch.
ExperienceAewol Scuba Diving School offers introductory discovery dives led by professional instructors, making it the perfect choice for visitors looking to experience scuba diving for the very first time in a safe and controlled environment. For those seeking to become certified divers, Aewol Scuba Diving School also provides a wide range of systematic training programs, ranging from beginner to advanced courses.
NatureGeumakbuk-ro, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
NatureLocated on a charming village path leading to Handam Beach in Aewol, Green Mile Coffee is a specialty roastery cafe specializing in hand-brewed siphon coffee. In addition to supplying premium beans to other businesses and selling them for home brewing, the cafe offers delightful seasonal desserts, such as mini pumpkin carriages and peach galettes.
NatureJeongmulareoreum is a small, conical oreum located on the western foothills of Jeongmuloreum, situated within the Geumak Isidore Farm. The Jeongmul Spring located in front of the oreum is clean and abundant, having served as a source of drinking water for local villagers in the past, and the area forms a lush forest where black pines and cedar trees harmonize beautifully.
NatureLocated in Bongseong-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Goeoreum sits adjacent to Bukdora-jin Oreum. Its name is derived from its curved shape, reminiscent of a cat's spine. The volcanic crater features a horseshoe-shaped rim open to the north, and the landscape is defined by a lush, dense natural forest composed primarily of diverse shrubbery and small trees.
NatureLocated in Bongseong-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Poknang Oreum is an oreum with an altitude of 645.5m. It is also known as Paengmogak or Pyeongaak due to the large hackberry tree located there. It is situated toward Hallasan, opposite Saebyeol Oreum, and is adjacent to Bukdorajin Oreum and Goe Oreum. It is located near the entrance to Hyomyeong Ranch and is characterized by the large hackberry tree on the oreum.
NatureHagwi Aewol Coastal Road is a representative coastal driving and walking course in western Jeju, stretching from Hagwi-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, to Handam and Aewol. Because it runs alongside the ocean, the westward sunset is beautiful on clear evenings, and the area is perfect for walking or photography due to the many trendy cafes and photo spots lined up along the route.
NatureHallim Port is a coastal port located in the western part of Jeju, serving as the departure point for ferries traveling to Biyangdo Island. Having once served as a fishing base during the Japanese colonial period, it now functions as both a cargo port and a vibrant tourism hub. It is also well-known as a filming location for the dramas "Our Blues" and "When Life Gives You Tangerines."
NatureLocated along the roadside south of the Hanyang-dong intersection in Josu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju City, Songa Oreum features gentle slopes and a weathered landscape where erosion has obscured its original form. The terrain is characterized by a horseshoe-shaped crater, suggesting that the southern side of the volcanic vent once opened up.
NatureLocated within the charming village of Yusuam-ri, Holz Aewol is a log cabin cafe converted from a former family-run pension. True to its name—'holz' being the German word for wood—the cafe specializes in delicious German-style breads and croissants, all while offering stunning views of Hallasan Mountain.
NatureLocated near Hyeopjae Beach, this specialty bibimbap restaurant features an aesthetic interior and a menu crafted with local Jeju ingredients. Signature dishes include the Red Banded Lobster Bibimbap, featuring savory marinated shrimp and braised radish, and the Whole Abalone Entrails Bibimbap. Its clean, subtle flavors make it a favorite among travelers seeking a refined meal.
NatureLocated near Aewol Port, this specialty buckwheat noodle restaurant features house-made noodles crafted from 100% pure buckwheat with no additives. While the texture is softer and less chewy than conventional noodles, it offers a deeply comforting and nutty buckwheat aroma. For a clean and refreshing meal, try pairing the cold buckwheat noodles (Mul-makguksu) with tender boiled pork slices (Suyuk).
NatureLocated in Aewol-eup, this specialty handmade fried food restaurant is run by a chef with a background in Japanese cuisine. In an inviting space filled with the savory aroma of fresh frying, you can enjoy sweet and savory tteokbokki paired with a variety of assorted handmade fritters and unique gimbap made with hand-picked bracken.
CaféA place located near Handam Beach where you can enjoy coffee, drinks, and brunch during the day, and craft beer and carefully selected representative South African wines at night.
CaféLocated in Gwakjiri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Walk on the Beach Pension is known for its close proximity to the beach and its Nordic-style interior. The accommodation features free Wi-Fi and is equipped with a refrigerator, electric rice cooker, induction cooktop, and tableware. Facilities include Ondol rooms, barbecue areas, walking trails, and kitchenware. Please note that outdoor barbecues require a reservation in advance.
FoodHyeopjae Sin Guksu, located near Hyeopjae Beach, offers a variety of dishes including Jeju's local specialty, Gogi Guksu, allowing you to enjoy a hearty meal.
FoodSin's Burger, a specialty handmade burger shop made with Jeju black pork
FoodLocated in Aewol-eup, Aewol Black Pork Baekbeon Garden is a Korean specialty restaurant. Its signature dishes include Jeju black pork varieties such as ogyeopsal (five-layered pork belly) and hangjeongsal (pork jowl), as well as spicy nakji-kimchi-jjim (braised kimchi with octopus), which features whole octopus, squid, and crab in a spicy broth. A beloved local landmark popular with both residents and tourists, Aewol Black Pork Baekbeon Garden has maintained its presence in the same location for over eight years, offering a diverse range of Korean dishes including seong-galbi (ribs) and jjukkumi-galbi-jjim (braised spicy baby octopus and ribs).
FoodJeju Island's Hidden Gem Restaurants
Food'Munsso', a fusion Japanese restaurant near Hyeopjae Beach
FoodLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju, Danso is a charming restaurant set within a space that once served as a chapel. Its name is an abbreviation of the Korean phrase meaning "neatly and simply." Instead of offering individual single-dish menus, Danso serves a thoughtful 10-dish home-style set meal featuring black pork duruchigi as the main centerpiece. Every ingredient is locally sourced from Korea, with the side dishes changing seasonally to reflect the freshest flavors of the land.
FoodIt is operated with 8 branches: Aewol Main Branch, Jungmun, Hamdeok, City Hall, Airport Branch, Pyoseon, Panpo, and Woljeong Sehwa.
CaféBurger 307, located near Hyeopjae Beach in Jeju City, sells 7 types of burgers made using a total of 30 ingredients, including patties made fresh in-store every day.
FoodLocated near Hyeopjae in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Pork Roasting Garden is a specialty restaurant dedicated to premium black pork. The outdoor seating area is uniquely designed to resemble a campsite or glamping site, offering a delightful outdoor BBQ experience. Specializing in flavorful grilled dishes served on volcanic stone plates, Pork Roasting Garden is also a pet-friendly establishment, making it a perfect destination for travelers with furry companions.
CaféBaerong Garden is a place that perfectly preserves the atmosphere of an old Jeju house, a brunch cafe featuring low stone walls and a lush green lawn that exudes the essence of Jeju.
FoodA famous black pork restaurant located near Hyeopjae Beach
FoodHallim Ungdam Jeju Hyeopjae Branch, located in Hallim, Jeju City, offers a variety of seafood dishes made using fresh seafood from Jeju.