Explore Jeju

Find 6,600+ places by area, type and mood.

94 places

Noeul Haean-roNature

South120 min

Noeul Haean-ro

Stretching approximately 12km from Ilga-ri to Sindo 1-ri in Daejeong-eup, Noeul Haean-ro is a stunning coastal road that forms Course 46 of the nation's 52 coastal trails. Running along the western coast of Jeju, it is renowned for its breathtaking sunset views, offering travelers a chance to admire the sunset over Chagwido Island alongside charming, rustic fishing village scenery. The route is also a famous spot for dolphin watching and serves as a scenic segment of the Jeju Fantasy Bicycle Path, where both cyclists and motorists can enjoy the coastal beauty.

Bada Wi ElephantNature

West120 min

Bada Wi Elephant

Located near Hyeopjae Beach, where the elephant-shaped Biyangdo Island comes into view, this atmospheric cafe is the perfect spot to unwind while gazing at the azure ocean. You can enjoy delicious treats like croffles with ice cream, Jeju matcha lattes, and carrot cake while taking in the scenic coastal views through large windows. The cafe also features a charming gift shop offering unique items you can only find in Jeju, making it a delightful place to shop for cute souvenirs.

Aewol Haean Nuri (formerly Hayan Dungji)Nature

West120 min

Aewol Haean Nuri (formerly Hayan Dungji)

Perched on a hill overlooking the azure waters along the Aewol Coastal Road, this white pension is built with traditional Beolgyo red clay to provide a warm and cozy sanctuary. Each guest room is equipped with essential kitchenware for cooking and pristine bedding, while the private terraces offer breathtaking views of the ocean. With an outdoor BBQ area available for relaxation and recharging, the location is also perfect for walkers, being situated near the scenic Olle Route 16 and Gwakji Beach.

Hyeopjae BeachNature

West120 min

Hyeopjae Beach

Located adjacent to Hallim Park on the western side of Jeju City, Hyeopjae Beach offers a breathtaking landscape where pristine white sands—composed of fine seashell powder—meet cobalt blue waters and the iconic silhouette of Biyangdo Island. With its shallow waters and gentle slopes, it is an ideal destination for families. The southwestern coastline connects seamlessly to Geumneung Beach, and locals often refer to the two stretches of sand together as Hyeopjae Beach. The beach is well-equipped with convenient amenities, including changing rooms, showers, rest areas, drinking fountains, and restrooms. Surrounded by lush pine forests, visitors can enjoy camping and forest bathing, while the abundance of abalone and conch ensures a feast of fresh local seafood. Nearby attractions such as Hallim Park, Hyeopjae Cave, Myeongwoldae, Hwangnyongsa, and Yeonggaksa Temple allow for a rich cultural itinerary alongside beach activities. The view of Biyangdo Island framed by the crystal-clear sea is particularly stunning, especially during the breathtaking sunsets. Experience the charm of a perfect getaway: the refreshing sound of waves, emerald waters, and the striking contrast of black basalt rocks against the white sand. Because the waters are shallow, it is perfect for those who aren't strong swimmers to enjoy splashing around. With palm trees, pine forests, and grassy areas nearby, it is also an excellent spot for scenic walks or camping under the stars.