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January Jungmun and Seongsan Duty-Free Shop EventNature120 min

January Jungmun and Seongsan Duty-Free Shop Event

SouthNature

Experience the ultimate shopping privilege during the January Jungmun and Seongsan Duty-Free Shop Event, held in January 2026. This special New Year season promotion offers incredible savings, including up to 50% off select items and a 30% discount on premium spirits. Designed as an exclusive perk for travelers exploring Jeju, this event provides the perfect opportunity to stock up on luxury goods. Please note that the duty-free allowance is limited to $800 per person.

Sanghyo Arboretum Tulip FestivalNature120 min

Sanghyo Arboretum Tulip Festival

SouthNature

Sanghyo Arboretum hosts flower festivals year-round, with the tulip festival being a particularly special highlight in early spring. Visitors can explore a diverse botanical garden featuring various themed landscapes of flowers and trees, and the arboretum is also well-known as a premier destination for viewing Jeju's double cherry blossoms.

[Egatott x Nabiyeon Open Class] April Sound Healing Session 'It's Me, I Love You'Nature120 min

[Egatott x Nabiyeon Open Class] April Sound Healing Session 'It's Me, I Love You'

SouthNature

The times I tried to change myself to be loved, the moments I turned away from myself while pretending to be okay. After passing through all those times, one day I came to look at myself. At myself, just as I am.

Campaign to Welcome Multi-Child Families to Jeju Traveling at Safety-Certified Rural HomestaysNature120 min

Campaign to Welcome Multi-Child Families to Jeju Traveling at Safety-Certified Rural Homestays

SouthNature

Hosted by the Jeju Tourism Organization, the Campaign to Welcome Multi-Child Families to Jeju Traveling at Safety-Certified Rural Homestays is a special initiative designed for families with multiple children. Travelers can receive exclusive gifts by applying for a Digital Tourism Pass after staying for at least four days and three nights at a safety-certified rural homestay on Jeju Island. A total of 1,200 participants will be eligible to receive benefits worth 40,000 KRW, with a choice between Tamnananjeon gift certificates or vouchers for the Jeju Tourism Organization's Jungmun Duty Free shop.

Malbon Golf Seogwipo BranchNature120 min

Malbon Golf Seogwipo Branch

SouthNature

Malbon Golf Seogwipo Branch is a permanent outlet store offering a wide selection of Malbon golf apparel. Following the success of its first flagship store on Dosan-daero in Gangnam, Seoul, this location serves as the brand's second direct-managed branch in Jeju. Visitors can discover the latest trends and stylish collections from this trendy, youth-oriented golf wear brand.

Kiana YogaNature120 min

Kiana Yoga

SouthNature

Located in Andeok-myeon and Beophwan-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju, Kiana Yoga is a premier yoga and Pilates studio. Practice schedules are announced monthly via Naver Maps. As programs vary by day and time, we highly recommend checking the timetable before your visit.

Cheonjiyeon Gijeong-gilNature120 min

Cheonjiyeon Gijeong-gil

SouthNature

Cheonjiyeon Gijeong-gil takes its name from the Jeju dialect word 'gijeong,' meaning cliff, and features a scenic 600-meter walking trail stretching above Cheonjiyeon Falls. As you stroll along this path, surrounded by a lush canopy of subtropical and warm-temperate evergreen trees, you will be treated to breathtaking views overlooking Saeyeon Bridge and Seogwipo Port.

Volcanic Rock Water ExpeditionNature120 min

Volcanic Rock Water Expedition

SouthNature

A limited-time, super-value summer water play program where you can enjoy Jeju's pristine volcanic bedrock heated pool, meals, and free gifts all at once.

Hanaro GukbapNature120 min

Hanaro Gukbap

SouthNature

Located in Jungmun-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju, Hanaro Gukbap is renowned for its rich and spicy broth, simmered throughout business hours with beef bone marrow, agangbal (pork trotters), anchovies, and chili seeds. In addition to their signature Hanaro Gukbap, the menu features a variety of hearty options such as meat soup (gogi-gukbap), blood sausage soup (sundae-gukbap), and assorted soup (modeum-gukbap). You can also enjoy local Jeju delicacies, including mel-guk (anchovy soup) and braised anchovies, all at very reasonable prices.

Jaridom Hoetjip (Raw Fish Restaurant)Nature120 min

Jaridom Hoetjip (Raw Fish Restaurant)

SouthNature

Located in Donghong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Jaridom Hoetjip (Raw Fish Restaurant) is a specialized Korean restaurant serving incredibly fresh seafood, including mackerel and yellowtail sashimi. The highlight of any visit is the thick-cut mackerel sashimi, which is remarkably fresh with a smooth, melt-in-your-mouth texture and no fishy aftertaste. To complete your meal, you can also enjoy flavorful spicy fish stew (maeuntang) and refreshing cold raw fish soup (mulhoe).

Matitneun JibNature120 min

Matitneun Jib

SouthNature

Located in Seogwipo, Matitneun Jib is a highly recommended local eatery known for its authentic flavors and affordable prices. The restaurant specializes in traditional Jeju regional dishes, such as Gakjaegi-guk (scad soup) and Bomal-guk (top shell soup). The Bomal-guk, in particular, is beloved for its rich, deep broth, and guests can also enjoy a variety of other delicious options like Duruchigi (spicy stir-fried pork) at very reasonable prices.

Beophwan Eochongye Hoetjip (Raw Fish Restaurant)Nature120 min

Beophwan Eochongye Hoetjip (Raw Fish Restaurant)

SouthNature

Located on Maksu-po-ro in Seogwipo, Beophwan Eochongye Hoetjip (Raw Fish Restaurant) is directly managed by the local fishing village cooperative. This authentic eatery offers fresh seafood caught by haenyeo (female divers) and wild-caught live fish from the waters of Seogwipo at incredibly reasonable prices. While enjoying seasonal sashimi, you can immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery of Beomseom, Seopseom, and Munseom islands, accompanied by the soothing sounds of the waves and the rhythmic sumbisori (the whistling sound of divers surfacing for air).