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CaféOperated as a tea room by the Chaam Forest Ecological Garden, this is a space where you can hand-pick and prepare tea crafted by Jeju's nature. The center nurtures tea makers through its tea-making school and offers various programs, including tea tours, tastings, and tea ceremony classes.
CaféEstablished by 55 farmers from Mureung 2-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, this village enterprise operates out of a remodeled former Mureung-dong school, serving as a cafe, local food market, and experiential service space. Visitors can purchase seasonal agricultural products and enjoy various activities such as harvesting and processing crops directly from the fields. It is located at the endpoint of Jeju Olle Course 11 and the starting point of Course 12.
CaféA cozy noodle shop located in Mureung-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, which offers a limited daily supply of only 20 servings of kalguksu made with bone broth simmered in a cauldron. You can also enjoy seasonal menus such as seasonal vegetable bibimbap and savory arongsatae (beef shank) boiled meat. Located along the Jeju Olle Courses 11 and 12, it is an ideal stop for walking travelers.
CaféLocated at the foot of Hallasan Mountain, this wellness destination features cozy accommodations and a vegan cafe. The rooms are equipped with a queen-sized bed, a private bathroom, a living room table, and a mini-fridge, and guests can enjoy the night sky through a skylight. Various wellness programs, such as yoga, meditation, and healing lectures, are also offered.
CaféLocated on the 2nd floor of WE Hotel Jeju, this wellness matcha cafe offers a variety of drinks and desserts using premium matcha and Jeju's natural volcanic bedrock water. You can enjoy matcha lattes, shaved ice, and tarts, all perfected by tea tenders who carefully control the water temperature and stirring process. It is an ideal resting spot after a walk through the forest paths of the Hallasan mid-mountain area.