2025 — 2026 Season
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Nature
Nature120 minGusimul
Located in Sanggui-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, this spring is fed by groundwater and is said to have served as a vital water source for the Sambyeolcho military force. It is renowned for its high-quality spring water that never runs dry, even during severe droughts; historical records suggest this purity helped prevent cholera outbreaks in the area. To protect the water source, historical fortifications were built, including stone walls and channels crafted from wood and stone to manage the flow.
Nature120 minGueom-ri Stone Salt Farm
The Gueom-ri Stone Salt Farm is a historic site where seawater was evaporated on expansive basalt rock formations to produce salt; it is also known as 'Sogeum-bille' in the Jeju dialect. Located near Gueom Port, this scenic landmark offers a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of old Jeju, especially when paired with the breathtaking views of the sunset over the ocean.
Nature120 minGueom Port
A small, charming port nestled along the Aewol Coastal Road. Adjacent to the harbor lies the Gueom-ri Stone Salt Farm, where you can catch a glimpse of Jeju's traditional way of life. Visitors can observe the 'Sogeum-bille' (salt pans) divided by red earthen walls on basalt rock, unique turtle-shell patterned salt pans, and traditional stone structures. The area is also renowned for its breathtaking sunset views.
Nature120 minGujwa Sanghoe
Located along the Woljeongri coastline, Gujwa Sanghoe is a charming cafe created by renovating two traditional houses built with Jeju stone walls, preserving a unique vintage aesthetic. Guests can enjoy breathtaking views through large floor-to-ceiling windows, and the signature menu item is the carrot cake, featuring a perfect harmony of moist sponge and fresh carrots.
Guksu Manchan
Located in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Guksu Manchan is a specialized noodle restaurant that has been serving delicious meals since 2007. In addition to Jeju's signature pork noodles (Gogi-guksu), the menu offers a wide variety of options including anchovy noodles and spicy mixed noodles.
Nature120 minInternational Leaders Club
A year-round marine leisure theme park, the International Leaders Club offers Korea's first family-style semi-submarine experience. Visitors can explore both above and below the emerald waters through a variety of water activities, including transparent kayaking, paddleboarding, snorkeling, and traditional Haenyeo (female diver) experiences. The venue also features premium amenities such as a Northern Ireland-style clubhouse, cafeteria, marina facilities, and a relaxing hammock zone.
Nature120 minKwon-ga Kalguksu
This specialty kalguksu restaurant features chewy, house-made noodles and a clean, savory broth. The menu offers a variety of options, including hearty chicken kalguksu and refreshing chogye (vinegar-based) cold kalguksu. With its reasonable prices, generous portions, and spotless interior, it is an excellent choice for those seeking great value and a pleasant dining atmosphere.
Nature120 minGwetmul Oreum
Located in Yusuam-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Gwetmul Oreum takes its name from the spring called 'Gwetmul' that wells up from the eastern crater. As the terrain is not overly steep, it is an easy hike taking approximately 30 to 60 minutes. From the summit, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Nokkome Oreum and the beautiful mid-mountain landscapes of Jeju Island.
Nature120 minGwideok Sea Transparent Kayak
Located at the Gwideok Breakwater in Hallim-eup, this transparent kayak experience is the perfect way to create unforgettable memories with family or loved ones. Through the clear kayak hulls, you can gaze down at the crystal-clear, mystical ocean scenery. The experience is held within the calm waters of the breakwater, ensuring a safe and relaxing adventure while wearing life jackets.
Nature120 minGyullim Seowon
Gyullim Seowon is a Confucian educational institution that served as a place to honor the spirits of the "Five Sages"—scholars who were either exiled to or served in Jeju during the Joseon Dynasty—and to nurture future generations of scholars. Although it was closed in 1871 due to the government decree to abolish academies, it was rebuilt in 1892. The Myojeongbi stele, originally erected in 1850, stands reconstructed at the original site.
Nature120 minTherefore Part 2
Located near Halla Arboretum in Jeju, this modern and luxurious single-story cafe features a sprawling garden filled with flower beds and a small woodland, making it a perfect spot for photography. Visitors can enjoy different seasonal blooms and relax leisurely at the outdoor tables.
Nature120 minGeureum Oedo
Nestled along the seaside of Oedo in Jeju City, this unassuming café is housed in a renovated traditional stone house, discreetly tucked away in an alley without any signage. The property consists of two buildings separated by a small courtyard, adorned with authentic traditional props such as wooden chests, paper windows, and earthenware jars.