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Nature

South120 min

Georin-saseum Oreum

Georin-saseum is a parasitic cone volcano featuring a distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater that opens to the west. Located halfway up Hallasan Mountain, its name is tied to local deer legends, while "georin" is an archaic term meaning "split," referring to the oreum's two distinct peaks. A road passes through the center of the hill, leading to a rest area and observatory at its base that offers breathtaking panoramic views of Seogwipo City. The slopes are covered in lush, dense forests, with Gaetgeori Oreum to the east and the Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest nearby. Whether you are looking to hike, enjoy sweeping city views, or stroll through forest paths filled with phytoncides, Georin-saseum offers a perfect three-in-one travel experience.

Nature

South120 min

Gosan Ilgwa Coastal Road

Stretching approximately 12km from Chagwido Port through Sindo-ri to the Ilgwa intersection, this scenic coastal road is often called the "Sunset Coastal Road" due to its breathtaking evening views. A slow drive along this route reveals charming, rustic fishing village landscapes and the stunning sunset over Chagwido Island. Traveling from Gosan-ri toward Sindo-ri, travelers will encounter Suwolbong Peak and the Eongal Coast. Suwolbong, also known as Nokkomul Oreum, is a small volcanic cone standing 77 meters high, offering spectacular panoramic views thanks to its position jutting out toward the sea. The Eongal Coast is a quintessential natural landmark of Jeju, recognized as one of the island's 31 hidden scenic treasures. Its unique coastal cliffs feature striking sedimentary layers and are part of a UNESCO Global Geopark. As part of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 12, this route is perfect for both scenic drives and leisurely walks.

Nature

South120 min

Gwangmyeongsa Temple

Located between Cheonjeyeon Falls and Beritne Oreum in Jungmun-sangro, Seogwipo, Gwangmyeongsa is a small Buddhist temple belonging to the Taejong Order. It was founded by Venerable Bang Dong-hwa, who led the Muo Beopjeongsa anti-Japanese struggle in 1918, just one year before the March 1st Independence Movement. Despite its profound historical significance, the temple's history spans less than a century.

Nature

South120 min

Narnia Restaurant

Narnia Restaurant is a fine dining destination that celebrates the natural beauty of Jeju through its use of fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Located in Seogwipo, Jeju, the restaurant offers exquisite dining experiences, including breakfast service.

Nature

South120 min

Nabi Garden

Located near Moslpo Port and Daejeong Five-Day Market in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo, this small and cozy coffee specialty shop offers a charming vintage atmosphere. Run with heartfelt care by an elderly couple who have shared many years together, the cafe provides a sense of warmth and genuine hospitality.

Nature

South120 min

Noeuldamun Tteurak

Located near the Noeul Coastal Road, this pension offers authentic ocean views from a coastline where you can spot dolphins. Each guest room is fully equipped with a washing machine, dryer, dehumidifier, a kitchenette, and a flat-screen TV, with free WiFi service provided throughout the property.

Nature

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.

Nature

South120 min

Darin

Located in Seogwipo, Jeju Island, this traditional tea house serves a variety of handcrafted traditional teas and desserts. Every menu item is made from scratch in-house, including their signature Ssanghwa-tang brewed in a traditional cauldron and soothing teas infused with locally grown jujubes.

Nature

South120 min

Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff

Located on the eastern coast of the Jungmun Tourist Complex, Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff features dark reddish-black hexagonal stone pillars arranged like a magnificent folding screen. This natural wonder offers a breathtaking view of exquisitely layered columns that look as if they were sculpted by the gods, set against the backdrop of crashing waves.

Nature

South120 min

Donaeri Oreum

Donaeri Oreum is a quintessential Jeju forest where rugged terrain, formed by viscous lava flows, is intertwined with a lush tapestry of trees and climbing vines. Thanks to its abundant groundwater, the area boasts a unique ecosystem where northern and southern plant species coexist. Located on the border between Donggwang-ri, Andeok-myeon, and Geumak-ri, Hallim-eup, an access path to the ranch can be found midway along the road in front of Jeongmul Oreum on Hanchang-ro.

Nature

South120 min

Donggwang Buckwheat Jjamppong

Located in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, this specialty restaurant stands out for its unique twist on the classic dish: it uses locally grown buckwheat instead of wheat flour, resulting in noodles with a distinct texture that are easier to digest. Guests can enjoy signature dishes such as Jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup) and Jjajang (black bean noodles). Situated just a 10-minute drive from Shinhwa World, it is an ideal lunch spot for visitors staying at nearby accommodations.

Nature

South120 min

Dongbaek Forest

Located in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, Dongbaek Forest is a camellia-themed farm where visitors can immerse themselves in nature and find true healing. With its white European-style buildings and rounded camellia trees, the estate offers an exotic atmosphere. From November to February, the camellias reach full bloom, painting the forest in vibrant red hues and providing breathtaking scenery for all guests. The estate features both an outdoor garden and an indoor cafe, where you can enjoy delicious drinks and desserts. The large windows on the first floor serve as a perfect photo zone for capturing stunning shots. Whether you are taking a peaceful stroll through nature or looking for the perfect Instagrammable moment, Dongbaek Forest is an ideal destination to create unforgettable memories during your trip to Jeju.