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CaféTransformed from a former tangerine orchard into a breathtaking botanical sanctuary, Meodle Garden allows you to immerse yourself in the beauty of seasonal flowers and lush greenery all year round. This charming cafe-garden offers a delightful selection of pastries, including buttery croissants and various pies. Best of all, admission to the garden is complimentary with the purchase of any beverage.
CaféNestled in the quiet mid-mountain area of Dosundong, Cafe Loose is a charming, tranquil getaway surrounded by lush tangerine orchards and verdant lawns, offering subtle glimpses of the ocean in the distance. The cafe specializes in single-origin Americanos meticulously brewed using the rare 'Izzo Valkyria' manual lever machine, alongside a delightful selection of homemade fruit syrups and fresh bakery treats made with care.
CaféFeel the thrill of surfing with your whole body! Fun and enjoyable surfing at the beautiful Jungmun Saekdal Beach | Jungmun Surfing Lessons, Seogwipo, Jeju Island
CaféEstablished by Seogwipo City in 1998, Seogwipo Archery Range Cheonjijeong is a dedicated space for experiencing traditional Korean archery. Its history traces back to 1969, originating from Deoksimjeong, a site where archery was practiced downstream from Cheonjiyeon Falls. Visitors can experience the art of traditional martial arts amidst the breathtaking natural beauty of Jeju Island, and the range is also widely used as a training ground during the winter season.
CaféHeld around the Seogwipo Agricultural Technology Center, the 2025 Green Tangerine Festival is a pre-event for the Jeju International Citrus Expo designed to showcase the unique functional benefits and versatile uses of green tangerines. Visitors can enjoy a variety of programs, including water play at the Green Tangerine Water Park, hands-on green tangerine syrup making workshops (advance reservation required), refreshing green tangerine ade, and live busking performances.
CaféCats and Dogs is a multi-service shop offering pet adoption, grooming, hotel stays, daycare services, and veterinary care. The main branch, located on Taepyeong-ro in Seogwipo, provides pet supplies and dog care services, while the Cats and Dogs veterinary clinic operates separately in a three-story building on Iljudong-ro in Donghong-dong.
CaféNestled within the lush Gotjawal forest of Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, Baby Leaf Camp is a unique wellness retreat and cafe that perfectly captures the essence of camping vibes. While enjoying specialty coffee brewed with premium Intelligentsia beans, guests can immerse themselves in various creative workshops—such as silkscreen printing and herb object making—as well as rejuvenating yoga programs.
CaféOperated by the same team behind the Bangju Church—a masterpiece designed by the world-renowned architect Itami Jun—Cafe Bangju is conveniently located right next to the church, making it the perfect place to unwind after your visit. With a spacious courtyard and private parking area situated between the church and the cafe, it is an ideal spot for children to run around freely while you soak in the breathtaking scenery of Jeju's mid-mountain landscape.
CaféLocated in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Moasi (Moasi Le Rocher) derives its name from a combination of "Mureung," meaning endlessly vast landscapes, and "Oasis," signifying a peaceful sanctuary. The cafe features a striking triangular concrete exterior paired with textured walls that mimic the ruggedness of natural rock. With its inviting rooftop, Moasi (Moasi Le Rocher) is the perfect destination to unwind and enjoy a moment of quiet tranquility.
CaféFeaturing a unique exterior shaped like a giant robot, the Book and Toy Museum is a vibrant cultural complex that combines a museum, art gallery, and cafe. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, including survival games, art studios, and gaming rooms, or even experience the charm of feeding carrots to horses.
CaféThe 2025 Seogwipo Old Town Cultural Festival is a vibrant celebration where local cultural arts groups and youth clubs showcase their artistic talents through regular performances. Held every Thursday through Sunday from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM between July and November, the festival offers a diverse array of attractions along the Lee Jung-seob Car-Free Street, located on the roadside west of Samil Atrium.
CaféBuilt in 1978, this dessert cafe is a beautifully renovated stone warehouse once used as a tangerine orchard, designed to evoke the nostalgic warmth of childhood memories spent at a grandmother's house. Every cake, yanggaeng (sweet red bean jelly), and beverage features house-made fruit syrups. Be sure to try the signature menu items, such as the Green Tangerine Mousse Cake and the Jeju Green Tea Shot Choux Cream Latte.