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NatureLocated in Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Eongttopokpo Falls is a waterfall approximately 50m high that typically remains a dry riverbed, only revealing its cascading waters after more than 70mm of rainfall occurs in the mountainous areas. You can reach the falls via well-maintained wooden deck paths, where the natural warm-temperate forest and unique rock cliffs formed along the surrounding valley create a singular and striking landscape.
NatureGangjeongcheon Stream is a scenic stream where clear waters, fed by natural bedrock water from Hallasan flowing year-round, harmonize with a beautiful natural environment. It serves as a vital lifeline, supplying 70% of the drinking water for Seogwipo-si. The area is home to sweetfish, which are rare to find in Jeju, and sightings of the natural monument Mandarin duck are common. During the summer, many visitors come to enjoy playing in the water to escape the heat.
Gogeunsan Mountain is a parasitic volcano (oreum) standing 396 meters above sea level that embraces the Seogwipo New Town. Its summit features a shallow, circular crater. Boasting unobstructed panoramic views, standing atop the peak allows you to take in the scenery of the Jeju sea and Seogwipo City—stretching from Marado to Jiguido—as well as the Seogwipo Chilseonri visible between Hallasan and Beomseom Island.
NatureSan 15-1 Topyeong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
Located near Moseulpo and also known as Moseulpo Beach, Hamo Beach was once used as a swimming beach, but it is currently closed due to safety concerns. It is one of the points along Olle Trail Course 10. There is a campsite near the beach where you can pitch a tent, and during the peak summer season, you can experience sea walking.
NatureHwansang Gotjawal Forest is a primitive Gotjawal forest formed on a lava field in Jeoji-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, and is a certified Jeju wellness tourism destination. Through forest commentary programs and free walking courses, visitors can observe a unique ecosystem where northern and southern plant species coexist. The park also features a foot bath cafe and offers various experiential programs.
NatureHwasun Golden Sand Beach features a stunning landscape of black sand, framed by the majestic Sanbangsan Mountain behind it and offering breathtaking views of Gapado, Marado, and Hyeongje Island in the distance. Adjacent to the beach lies the wide sandy expanse of Sogeummak Beach. During the summer season, an outdoor freshwater pool fed by natural spring water is available, allowing visitors to enjoy both ocean swimming and freshwater bathing at the same time.
NatureLocated next to Osulloc in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Innisfree Jeju House is a brand house where you can experience the natural beauty of Jeju alongside lush green tea fields. At the cafe, you can enjoy desserts and beverages inspired by Jeju stories, such as Hallasan-shaped cakes and Haenyeo basket brunches. You can also participate in eco-friendly activities, including making handmade soaps and postcards.
NatureLocated at Beophwan Port with a stunning view of Beomseom Island, Je Story is Seogwipo's largest emotional gift shop. It features a wide variety of handmade works, including keyrings, air fresheners, postcards, and ceramics, created by 300 participating Jeju artists. You can also discover a limited series of upcycled items made from repurposed Haenyeo diving suits. On the second floor, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the beautiful Jeju sea and Beomseom Island.
Jeju Camellia Arboretum is a place where hundreds of round-shaped Sasanqua camellia trees form a lush forest. These trees were cultivated through cuttings starting in 1977 by the great-grandson of the grandmother who originally established the Wimi-ri camellia colony. The arboretum features hundreds of varieties of camellias, wildflowers, palm trees, an observatory, a pond, a Bangsatap pagoda, and various sculptures. Visitors can enjoy the scenic winter camellia landscapes while strolling along the walking paths and past the fountains.
NatureLocated in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, this mid-mountain village is built around a colony of camellia trees, a Jeju Provincial Monument No. 27, and sits on a site with 300 years of history. At Jeju Dongbaek Village, you can observe native camellia trees that are 300 to 400 years old. The village also operates various community programs, including camellia crafts, soap making, and food experiences using edible camellia oil.
NatureJeju Nomad is a pension located in Seogwipo, Jeju, offering a nature-friendly space where you can enjoy views of the surrounding tangerine trees, the ocean, and Hallasan. From the rooftop, you can take in the panoramic views of both the sea and Hallasan, making it an ideal destination for families or couples to enjoy a relaxing break and recharge.