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CaféDrink 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.
CaféJeju Paragliding School
Jeju Paragliding School offers exhilarating tandem flights for tourists, providing a unique opportunity to witness the breathtaking natural landscapes of Jeju from high above. For locals looking to take up the sport, the school also provides introductory training, ensuring everyone can create unforgettable memories through these fantastic flights.
CaféJeju AI International Film Festival
Hosted by the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province and the Jeju Content Promotion Agency, this media festival celebrates the convergence of AI technology and culture. It brings together global AI experts and artists to explore new possibilities at the intersection of artificial intelligence and art.
CaféActmon Jeju Branch
Located on Jungmun Gwangwang-ro in Seogwipo, Actmon Jeju Branch is a cutting-edge complex cultural space and an entertainment theme park that seamlessly combines an indoor playground, an arcade, and a VR experience center. Visitors can enjoy a wide array of indoor activities, including arcade games, VR experiences, racing, rhythm games, Pump It Up, darts, basketball, and claw machines. For those seeking a thrill, the venue also offers exciting treasure-hunting adventures through immersive escape room challenges.
CaféGYULMEDAL House
Located in Tapdong, Jeju City, GYULMEDAL House is a vibrant citrus playground that offers a creative reinterpretation of Jeju's iconic tangerines. From the moment you step inside, you'll be greeted by a refreshing burst of citrus fragrance. Guests can sample fresh tangerines to check their sweetness before making a purchase, and the space features charming photo zones—including a bright sky-blue juice box backdrop and various citrus variety models—perfect for capturing memorable shots.
CaféDeep Freedive
Located near Chilsimni in Seogwipo, Jeju, Deep Freedive is a professional freediving training center that has been operating since 2016. Through AIDA-certified courses, students can engage in a comprehensive curriculum that combines systematic theoretical lessons with hands-on ocean diving practice.
Café2025 Colorful SANJI Festival
Sanji Playground for Everyone! A midsummer night festival to blow away the summer heat! The "2025 Colorful SANJI Festival," a convergence cultural festival held in the old downtown area of Jeju, will take place for four sessions every Saturday and Sunday from August 23 to 31. Come and experience colorful programs that will fill your daily life with diverse colors at Sanjicheon Stream.
CaféTwosnos Jeju
Located in Gwandeok-ro, Jeju City, Twosnos Jeju is a specialized vintage shop offering a curated selection of pre-loved fashion, including sweatshirts, shirts, outerwear, trousers, and eyewear. While the original flagship store is located in Hangyeong-myeon, Twosnos Jeju occupies a charming two-story building, with the first floor featuring two distinct rooms for browsing.
CaféMaeume On
A café in a beautiful hanok
CaféHwaseok Gwaja Main Branch Senit
Specialty fossil crackers inspired by Japanese senbei, featuring seafood and batter uniquely pressed into thin, flavorful snacks.
CaféZero Point Trail
Zero Point Trail is a cafe located at Sanjicheon and a space for people who love roads and travel. It serves as a base camp for participants of the Zero Point Trail. The Zero Point Trail is a trekking program that starts from the Jeju coastline at sea level (0m) and ascends to the summit of Hallasan Mountain (1,947m) using only the participants' own two feet, without relying on vehicles or motorized power.