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R&R

WestNature

Located near Hyeopjae Port in Jeju City, R&R is a bakery cafe featuring a vintage American-style interior. Offering a wide variety of freshly baked goods including baguettes, salt bread, campagne, and ciabatta, it is a must-visit destination for bread lovers, especially renowned for its signature salt bread and kouign-amann.

Nature120 min

Aewolli Sun-memil Makguksu

WestNature

Located near Aewol Port, this specialty buckwheat noodle restaurant features house-made noodles crafted from 100% pure buckwheat with no additives. While the texture is softer and less chewy than conventional noodles, it offers a deeply comforting and nutty buckwheat aroma. For a clean and refreshing meal, try pairing the cold buckwheat noodles (Mul-makguksu) with tender boiled pork slices (Suyuk).

Nature120 min

Aewol Twigimgan

WestNature

Located in Aewol-eup, this specialty handmade fried food restaurant is run by a chef with a background in Japanese cuisine. In an inviting space filled with the savory aroma of fresh frying, you can enjoy sweet and savory tteokbokki paired with a variety of assorted handmade fritters and unique gimbap made with hand-picked bracken.

Nature120 min

Aewol Haean Nuri (formerly Hayan Dungji)

WestNature

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.

Nature120 min

Aewol Coastal Road

WestNature

Just a 10km drive from Jeju International Airport, you will encounter the Aewol Coastal Road, a stretch of coastline renowned among locals and travelers alike for its breathtaking beauty. Stretching approximately 9km along the northwestern shoreline, this scenic drive offers stunning views of Jeju's turquoise waters. Beyond driving, the route is well-equipped with dedicated cycling paths and walking trails, making it perfect for biking or a leisurely stroll. As a segment of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 16, this road is a premier destination for cycling and trekking enthusiasts. The journey is punctuated by numerous coastal landmarks, including Gueom Port, Namdori Shelter, Sinom-ri Breakwater, Gonae Port, Darak Shelter, and the "Big Rock Face," offering endless opportunities to pull over and soak in the scenery. With a wide array of local restaurants, charming cafes, and diverse accommodations nearby, it remains one of the most popular must-visit routes for travelers exploring Jeju.

Nature120 min

Apple Mango 1947

SouthNature

Located near the Sinpyeong-ri Community Center in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo City, Jeju Island, this specialty café is a family-run business that continues the legacy of its founders' orchard. It prides itself on using locally grown Jeju apple mangoes cultivated by the owners themselves. The signature dish is the Apple Mango Bingsu (shaved ice), generously topped with fresh fruit from their own trees, alongside refreshing juices and smoothies made from the same premium produce.

Nature90 min

Seogwipo Gangjeong Trip: From the Baseball Museum to the Mysterious Island with a Sea Path

SouthNature

Located 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.