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Jungmun ByeoljangCafé

South90 min

Jungmun Byeoljang

Originally built in 1987 as a chairman's private villa, Jungmun Byeoljang is a sophisticated multi-cultural space located near the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Jeju. Spanning a vast 3,500-pyeong estate, the property features an exotic garden where citrus groves, palm trees, and traditional Jeju stone houses with basalt walls blend seamlessly together. Operating as both a cafe and a pub, Jungmun Byeoljang offers a tranquil sanctuary where visitors can unwind with coffee amidst the sweet fragrance of tangerine blossoms and the breathtaking beauty of nature.

Musang Tea HouseCafé

North90 min

Musang Tea House

Located in Yongdam-il-dong near Jeju Airport, Musang Tea House is a specialty tea cafe that collaborates with organic tea plantations across Jeju to serve reliable, exquisitely crafted brews. The signature offerings include matcha latte and hojicha latte, which feature a deep, sophisticated flavor without excessive sweetness; each latte is prepared by whisking fresh matcha powder to order for the perfect texture. Guests can also enjoy a variety of traditional infusions, such as magnolia flower tea and Lindera flower tea, perfectly complemented by delightful desserts like strawberry glutinous rice cakes and tiramisu.

Seoqwipo SubmarineCafé

South90 min

Seoqwipo Submarine

Operated by Daeguk Submarine Tourism Co., Ltd., Seogwipo Submarine holds a special place in history as the first to launch undersea sightseeing in Asia, starting its journey at Munseom Island in 1988. Today, the fleet features the state-of-the-art 67-seater vessel 'Zia,' built in Finland in 2003. Dedicated to making undersea exploration accessible to everyone, Seogwipo Submarine offers travelers a breathtaking opportunity to witness the hidden wonders and stunning marine scenery of Jeju's underwater world.