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Starbucks Jeju Songdangpark R (스타벅스 더제주송당파크R)Experience

East90 min

Starbucks Jeju Songdangpark R (스타벅스 더제주송당파크R)

As the largest Starbucks Reserve exclusive store in Korea, Starbucks Jeju Songdangpark R features expansive gardens, a pond, and an artificial cave with views of Hallasan and Jeju Seokhak Park. The interior and exterior of the store are adorned with walking trails and waterfalls, where you can enjoy exclusive menu items and merchandise found only at this location, such as Dolboro Bread and Jeju Palsaak Sherbet.

Manjanggul Lava Tube (UNESCO World Natural Heritage)Experience

East90 min

Manjanggul Lava Tube (UNESCO World Natural Heritage)

Located in Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Manjanggul Lava Tube (UNESCO World Natural Heritage) is part of the Geomunoreum Lava Tube System and stretches approximately 15km in total length. The interior features a stunning array of formations, including lava stalactites and stalagmites. At the end of the open section, visitors can marvel at a massive lava column standing about 7.6 meters high, which is renowned as one of the largest of its kind in the world.

Jeju Haenyeo MuseumExperience

East90 min

Jeju Haenyeo Museum

Located in a charming fishing village overlooking the white sands of Sehwa-ri in Gujwa-eup, the Jeju Haenyeo Museum showcases the rich history of Haenyeo culture—a tradition dating back to ancient times—alongside diverse marine, fishing, and folk artifacts. Every exhibit inside and outside the Jeju Haenyeo Museum, including the authentic Haenyeo houses, was generously donated by the Haenyeo themselves. Visitors can gain deep insights into their unique culinary traditions and the spiritual heritage of the Yeongdeunggut rituals.

Jeju Marine Animal MuseumExperience

East90 min

Jeju Marine Animal Museum

Located on a sprawling 33,000-square-meter site near Seongsan Ilchulbong, the Jeju Marine Animal Museum offers a unique opportunity to observe a diverse array of marine specimens up close, including whale sharks, ocean sunfish, starfish, and even sturgeon—a species no longer found on the Korean Peninsula. The Jeju Marine Animal Museum provides engaging educational and hands-on experience programs using authentic specimens, and with its outdoor playground, it is an ideal destination for families traveling with children.