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Located in Seogwipo, Saekdal Haenyeo-ui Jip is a traditional Korean restaurant where you can savor incredibly fresh seafood harvested directly from the sea by local haenyeo (female divers). The menu features seasonal specialties such as stone octopus and filefish, prepared on-site as sashimi, alongside a variety of fresh seafood dishes including sea squirt.
NatureSeogwijinji is a historical fortification site dating back to the Joseon Dynasty, which later served as a Japanese government office during the Japanese colonial period. Following the Jeju April 3 Incident, the fortress walls were dismantled to be repurposed as defensive structures for village protection and residential building materials. Today, remnants of the fortress walls still stand, known locally as 'Ujatdam' and 'Seonggubdam.'
NatureLocated on the southwestern coastal cliffs of Seogwipo, this fossil site features sedimentary rock layers formed between 1.8 million and 500,000 years ago, where an abundance of shell fossils can be discovered. Visitors can observe paleontological traces, primarily animal fossils, along the rugged basalt cliffs, which showcase unique geological formations sculpted by the waves.
NatureLocated in Hogun-dong, Seogwipo, Hanon Crater is South Korea's largest maar-type volcanic crater, forming a distinct caldera landscape. Currently utilized as rice paddies by local farmers, the volcanic body features an elliptical shape measuring approximately 1.8 km east-to-west and 1.3 km north-to-south, with a circular crater sitting at an elevation of 143.4 meters.
NatureEstablished in 1996 and merged with the Namjeju Cultural Center in 2008, this institution serves as a vital hub for local heritage and education. The center conducts extensive research and archaeological preservation projects covering historical sites ranging from Seongsan Ilchulbong to Songaksan Mountain, Gapado, and Marado islands. It also functions as a vibrant lifelong learning center, offering diverse cultural arts programs, humanities education, and specialized workshops, while also publishing scholarly research series.
NatureSeogwipo KAL Hotel offers breathtaking seasonal views of both the Seogwipo sea and Hallasan Mountain. The hotel features 'Salle,' a buffet restaurant serving a diverse range of Eastern and Western cuisines, and a 'Lobby Lounge' boasting impressive panoramic views. Additionally, guests can enjoy the 'Honeymoon House' cafe and bakery, uniquely perched atop a scenic cliff.
NatureLocated directly south of Hallasan Mountain, the Seogwipo Coast is a renowned scenic harbor famous for its magnificent coastal cliffs encircling the Chilsip-ri coastline and the breathtaking beauty of islands floating upon azure waves. Centered around Seogwipo Port, the harmonious vista of piers, cargo ships, and fishing boats represents the essence of Chilsip-ri sightseeing. The entire area is designated as the 'Seogwipo Chilsip-ri Coastal Scenic Spot.'
Located in Seogwipo, this small and tidy sushi restaurant boasts a quiet bar seating area, making it an ideal spot for solo diners. The menu features simple yet authentic Japanese cuisine, including fresh daily catches of natural sushi made from hand-prepared ingredients, udon served with house-made broth, vegetable sauces, and crispy tempura.
NatureThis arched steel bridge serves as a connection between Cheonjeyeon Falls and the Jungmun Tourist Complex. The sides of the bridge are adorned with sculptures of seven fairies riding clouds while playing musical instruments, inspired by the legend of the Seven Fairies, making it a perfect spot to capture stunning photos while enjoying the scenic views.
NatureLocated on the path from Lee Jung-seob Art Museum toward Seogwipo Middle School, Centro is an Italian restaurant where every dish is made from scratch. The menu features a delightful variety of homemade specialties, including potato gnocchi, lasagna, bisque cream pasta, and savory clam stews.
NatureLocated at Seomun Intersection in Jeju's old downtown, Songnim Banjum is a historic Chinese restaurant with a 70-year legacy, originally opened by a Chinese immigrant family in the 1950s. It is widely acclaimed for serving the best Gan-jjajang (black bean sauce noodles with stir-fried ingredients) on Jeju Island. The restaurant specializes in authentic, old-school Chinese cuisine, featuring signature dishes such as Gan-jjajang, Tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork), and Jjamppong.
NatureLocated in front of Gwandeokjeong Pavilion near Jeju Mokgwana, Suna Coffee is a unique cafe housed in a beautifully preserved historic Japanese-style building rather than a modern structure. Situated in the old downtown area of Jeju City, the building is officially registered as an outstanding architectural asset due to its significant historical and cultural value.