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NatureLocated between Seongsan Ilchulbong and Seopjikoji, Gwangchigi Beach serves as the terminus of Jeju Olle Course 1 and the starting point of Course 2. It is characterized by a unique geological structure formed where lava meets the sea, along with black basalt sand. The beach is famous for the breathtaking scenery revealed during low tide and is a renowned spot for watching the sunrise over Seongsan Ilchulbong.
NatureLocated in Hado-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju, Hado Beach features shallow waters and calm waves, making it an ideal destination for families looking to escape the heat. Since it is less crowded with tourists, the water remains pristine and offers beautiful views. Visitors can enjoy various marine leisure activities, such as snorkeling and kayaking, as well as camping.
NatureLocated on Udo, a volcanic island in the sea northeast of Seongsanpo, Jeju, Hagosudong Beach is divided into two sections by a central exposed rocky coastline, stretching approximately 400m in total length. Thanks to its soft sand and shallow waters, it is an ideal destination for families on vacation. A Haenyeo statue, inspired by a female diver in her 70s, is installed in the center of the beach.
NatureHagwi Aewol Coastal Road is a representative coastal driving and walking course in western Jeju, stretching from Hagwi-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, to Handam and Aewol. Because it runs alongside the ocean, the westward sunset is beautiful on clear evenings, and the area is perfect for walking or photography due to the many trendy cafes and photo spots lined up along the route.
NatureHalla Ecological Forest is a site where former grazing lands once used for horses have been restored to their original forest state. Here, you can observe a diverse range of flora, including subtropical, temperate, and alpine plants. Featuring 13 themed forests—such as the Maple Forest and the Korean Fir Forest—along with ecological trails, an observatory, and a rock garden, Halla Ecological Forest is a premier forest trekking destination where you can encounter the various animals and plants native to Hallasan.
NatureSan 15-1 Topyeong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
Hallim Park is a sprawling botanical garden and theme park spanning approximately 330,000 square meters, originally established in 1971 by Song Bong-gyu, who sowed palm tree seeds into barren sandy fields. Surrounded by palm groves and lush pine forests, the park offers various attractions, including the Jeju Stone Sculpture Garden and Jaeam Folk Village. With views overlooking Hyeopjae and Geumneung Beaches as well as Biyangdo Island, it is a premier destination where you can experience the tropical charm of the south.
NatureHallim Port is a coastal port located in the western part of Jeju, serving as the departure point for ferries traveling to Biyangdo Island. Having once served as a fishing base during the Japanese colonial period, it now functions as both a cargo port and a vibrant tourism hub. It is also well-known as a filming location for the dramas "Our Blues" and "When Life Gives You Tangerines."
NatureThe Seoubong Trail is a walking path included in Jeju Olle Course 19, bordering the eastern sea of Hamdeok Seoubonghaebyeon Beach. As you walk along the gentle ridges of the conical volcanic cone, Seoubong, you can enjoy the yellow canola flowers and emerald-colored coastline in the spring. From the summit, you can take in panoramic views of Hallasan and Hamdeok Seoubonghaebyeon Beach.
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.
The Handam Coastal Trail is a 1.2km walking path stretching along the coastline from Aewol Port to Gwakji Gwamul Beach. As you wander along the winding path following the black rocky coastline and unique rock formations created by hardened lava, you can listen to the soothing sound of the waves. Located on the west side of Jeju, it is one of Jeju City's hidden gems and a premier destination for viewing beautiful sunsets.
NatureThe Historic Site of Anti-Mongolian Struggle in Hangpadu-ri, Jeju is an earthen fortress (Hangpadu-ri Fortress) site that served as the final stronghold of the Sambyeolcho, the resistance force of the Goryeo Dynasty that fought against the Mongol invasions in the late 13th century. Designated as a historic site, the area features a fortress wall spanning 6km in circumference and approximately 1.09 million square meters in area, along with memorial stones and an exhibition hall.