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NatureEstablished in 1954 by Father McGlinchy to support the local community, St. Isidore Farm is a picturesque ranch known for its stunning landscapes and unique architecture. The farm features a rare "tashon" structure, an architectural style originating near Baghdad, Iraq, which stands as a one-of-a-kind treasure found only here in Korea.
NatureThe Gueom-ri Stone Salt Farm is a historic site where seawater was evaporated on expansive basalt rock formations to produce salt; it is also known as 'Sogeum-bille' in the Jeju dialect. Located near Gueom Port, this scenic landmark offers a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of old Jeju, especially when paired with the breathtaking views of the sunset over the ocean.
Located in the forests of Aewol, Jeju, Dochidol Ranch is a place where you can meet alpacas roaming freely across vast meadows. Visitors can interact with the alpacas by walking and running alongside them, as well as feeding them.
NatureLocated in Gasiri, Pyoseon-myeon—an untouched corner of southeastern Seogwipo—this wind farm marks a transformative milestone for the village since its selection in 2009 as Korea's first community-participatory wind power project. Set within the vast plains of the Gasiri Common Pasture, the site is surrounded by stunning canola flower fields. It is situated near the famous Noksan-ro road, a premier driving route known for its breathtaking collaboration of yellow canola blossoms and cherry blossoms in spring. In the autumn evenings, the fields transform into an exotic spectacle where shimmering silver grass dances alongside the rhythmic rotation of massive wind turbines. Visitors can enjoy picturesque scenes of Jeju ponies and cattle grazing peacefully against a backdrop of towering turbines, Hallasan Mountain, and traditional stone walls. To the left of the entrance, a path leads to the Canola Flower Plaza, where you can enjoy a cup of tea at a local cafe. The view from the cafe stairs offers a charming, pastoral landscape, with even more vibrant canola fields stretching out behind the building.
NatureLocated at the Gyorae Intersection in Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Dori Tourist Farm is a unique complex that combines a cozy cafe with immersive farm experiences. It is a popular destination for families and travelers seeking relaxation, offering the perfect opportunity to enjoy coffee amidst nature while interacting with various animals.
NatureLocated along Jeju Olle Trail Course 3, this site was once a ranch used for grazing horses and cattle. Since the 1980s, however, it has been repurposed for drying tangerine peels. The landscape is characterized by vast expanses of vibrant orange peels spread across the grounds, set against a breathtaking backdrop of the open sea.
NatureLocated in Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo, this travel itinerary features the Baseball Museum, breathtaking waterfalls harmonizing with cliffs, and the scenic Gangjeongcheon Stream. You can visit Seogeondo, a mysterious island where a sea path opens twice a day. When the path reveals itself, the tidal flats emerge, offering a wonderful opportunity to forage for fresh seafood such as shellfish, small octopus, and sea snails.
NatureOpened on October 23, 2021, the Jeju Literature Museum is a four-story building with one basement level, dedicated to recording the history of Jeju literature and revitalizing local literary culture. The Jeju Literature Museum features various exhibition halls covering diverse fields such as modern and contemporary literature, Badang (sea) literature, April 3 literature, and Jeju language literature, and also hosts resident writer programs.
울타리가 없는 구조의 목장으로 양 떼 무리가 사람들 사이를 지나다니는 색다른 경험을 할 수 있습니다. 양, 토끼뿐만 아니라 염소, 말, 돼지 등 다양한 동물에게 먹이를 주는 체험이 가능합니다. 넓은 잔디마당과 정원이 있어 산책하기 좋으며, 산양유 커피를 맛볼 수 있는 카페와 통나무 펜션도 함께 운영됩니다.
NatureOpened in 1983, Tamra Horse Riding Club is a private riding club with over 30 years of tradition, boasting a stable of approximately 80 well-trained Hanla horses and ponies. The club offers horseback riding programs designed to be easily accessible even for beginners, featuring the unique experience of connecting with horses amidst the natural beauty of Jeju's grasslands and forest paths.
Nature95 Seopjikoji-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
Designed through a collaboration between Professor Dustin, a retired American professor from Jeju National University, and British maze designer Adrian Fisher, Gimnyeong Maze Park is Korea's first maze park. The narrow paths winding through tall, evergreen Leyland cypress trees possess a unique charm that can easily cause one to lose their sense of direction. The ground, covered in red volcanic scoria (songi), is said to help purify the air and aid blood circulation. In addition to the maze, the park features various photo zones, an eco-friendly children's playground, a topiary garden, and cat feeding experiences, making it an ideal destination for families.