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NatureConnecting Seogwipo Port and Saeseom, Saeyeongyo Bridge is the longest pedestrian-only bridge in South Korea. As a walkway strictly reserved for pedestrians, it features scenic strolling paths and musical benches for visitors to enjoy. The structure is a cable-stayed bridge inspired by the traditional Jeju boat, Teu, and features a main tower shaped like wind and sails, beautifully illuminated by LED lights at night.
NatureKorea's Only Coastal Waterfall
NatureAn art museum exhibiting the works of genius painter Lee Jung-seop, created throughout a turbulent era of Korean history
NatureLocated in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Hannam Saryeoni Oreum Forest is an ecological exploration forest recognized as one of South Korea's top 100 premium forests. The area features a beautiful harmony between natural old-growth forests and carefully cultivated woodlands. To preserve its pristine environment, Hannam Saryeoni Oreum Forest is open only to visitors with prior reservations for approximately six months throughout the year, excluding periods when wildfire prevention measures are in place.
NatureHamo Dolphin Tour is an immersive dolphin-watching experience operated from a sleek black container located right next to the Gapado Ferry Terminal in Hamo-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo. Sailing through the beautiful waters off the coast of Moseulpo, the Hamo Dolphin Tour is beloved by travelers for offering a high probability of spotting dolphins in their natural habitat.
NatureNestled in the quiet fishing village of Sageori, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo City, Sagye Port offers a serene glimpse into traditional Jeju island life. Here, you can watch around twenty fishing boats come and go with the rhythm of the tides. The port is well-equipped with docking facilities, breakwaters, loading docks, and stone piers. Locals also affectionately refer to this charming spot by its nicknames: Tokki Port or Geumro Port.
NatureLocated within the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Jeju, the Joanne Bear Museum serves as both the creative studio and exhibition space of teddy bear artist Joanne Oh. The museum features a diverse collection of 16-inch teddy bears, each meticulously hand-stitched using original mohair woven in-house and colored with natural dyes. Set against a backdrop of Jeju’s breathtaking natural scenery—including its iconic stone walls, wind-swept landscapes, and pine trees—the Joanne Bear Museum offers a serene space for healing and inspiration.
NatureOpened in April 2021, PODO Museum is a private contemporary art museum located in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju. The museum hosts diverse exhibitions that explore themes such as the Earth's ecological environment, the coexistence of humanity, and the voices of marginalized communities, all while celebrating the beauty of diversity. The museum is located near the renowned Podo Hotel, designed by architect Itami Jun, and offers convenient amenities including a spacious parking lot and electric vehicle charging stations.
NatureA small harbor embracing the moonlight. Wolpyeong Port
NatureA natural seawater pool-like coast associated with a legend that fairies once bathed there
NatureA site named after a legend about a pair of mandarin ducks
NatureDolnang Art Academy is an ecological art garden that opened in the spring of 2024 after 14 years of dedicated cultivation of once-barren land. The garden's primary themes are exquisite bonsai and rock plantings (seokbujak), reflecting the profound artistic spirit of its owner. Within this garden, where diverse native Jeju plants harmonize beautifully with volcanic stones, visitors can admire seasonal flowering trees and weathered stone artworks that evoke a sense of timelessness. The landscape also features charming artificial waterfalls, such as the Poodle Waterfall adorned with puppy-shaped sculptures, and scenic views of vibrant crape myrtles.