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ExperienceYaho Beach House
A seaside accommodation with views of the Hamdeok sea and duplex-style rooms, ideal for a relaxing stay combined with walks around Seoubong
ExperienceByeori Guesthouse
A guesthouse with a panoramic view of Sehwa Beach
ExperienceDosirak Guesthouse
A place where you can enjoy breakfast in the style of an old-fashioned lunchbox
ExperienceJeju Gotjawal Provincial Park
An ecotourism site that offers visitors the chance to experience Jeju’s Gotjawal forest first-hand
ExperienceSanbangsan Yongmeori Coast Geological Trail
Centering around the majestic Sanbangsan Mountain and the coastline, the Sanbangsan Yongmeori Coast Geological Trail weaves together the stories and landmarks of Sagye-ri, Hwasun-ri, and Deoksu-ri villages. The trail includes the scenic Hyeongje Coastal Road, which has been designated as one of Korea's most beautiful roads. Divided into two routes—Course A and Course B—spanning a total of 13.2 km, the Sanbangsan Yongmeori Coast Geological Trail offers a window into 800,000 years of Earth's history. Visitors can witness the primal beauty of ancient Jeju while exploring the Yongmeori Coast, Sagye Port, coastal sand dunes, the Hamo Formation, and even fossilized footprints.
ExperienceGimnyeong Port
Riding a yacht and cutting through the blue waters of Jeju Island
ExperienceFootprint Fossil Park
Footprint Fossil Park, designated as Natural Monument No. 464
ExperienceSutmoru Cypress Forest Path
A cypress forest path lined with lush cypress trees
ExperienceIce Museum
Jeju's ice hill covered in ice 365 days a year
ExperienceGimnyeong Geotrail
The Gimnyeong Geotrail offers a chance to experience the life of the residents who lived in caves, cultivating fields and bilewat.
ExperienceSamdasu Forest
Gyorae Samdasu Village was designated as Jeju Island's 13th Geopark in 2018. The village is home to geologically significant sites such as Gyorae Gotjawal, Gyorae-ri Sedimentary Formation, Mantle Clast, Dolmunmun Park, and Sangumburi (Natural Salt Monument No. 263). Ecologically, the area boasts a thriving community of rare plants (such as the Japanese cypress and Phellodendron amurense) centered around a cedar-lined path, supporting a diverse ecosystem.