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NatureLunafall is a massive nocturnal digital theme park based on the story of a heavy moon falling onto Jeju Island. Visitors can wander through night paths to enjoy immersive experiences while admiring fantastical fragments filled with whispered wishes.
NatureLocated near the Wolpyeong Village Hall in Seogwipo, Little Forest is a charming space converted from a traditional old house that offers a curated selection of vintage tableware and ingredients. Visitors can discover a unique collection of distinctive vintage items, including glassware, enamelware, fine bone china, and lunch boxes, all reflecting the owner's impeccable aesthetic sense.
NatureLocated in a quiet residential neighborhood just behind the Jungmun Tourist Complex, this specialty roastery cafe is a haven for coffee lovers. You can savor exquisite hand-drip coffees featuring premium beans such as Panama Esmeralda Geisha, Jamaica Blue Mountain, and Hawaiian Kona. Tucked away in a peaceful alley far from the bustling tourist crowds, it is the perfect place to calmly immerse yourself in the rich aroma of coffee.
NatureThis regular ferry service connects Marado and Gapado, the southernmost islands of Jeju Island. Since the route was relocated from Moseulpo Port (North Port) to Unjin Port (South Port) in July 2017, all operations currently depart from Unjin Port. It is highly recommended to make reservations in advance through the official website, and passengers must collect their tickets at the ticket office at least 40 minutes before departure.
NatureLocated in the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, this specialty mango cafe features high ceilings and a striking, exotic interior. The cafe comes alive in the evening with beautiful ambient lighting, offering a diverse menu of mango-based drinks made with fresh mango and apple mango.
NatureLocated in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo, this specialty abalone restaurant serves fresh dishes directly from the producer, offering a wide variety of seafood specialties at affordable prices. The most popular menu item is the abalone stone pot rice, topped with generous portions of savory abalone. When mixed with margarine and soy sauce, it creates a rich buttery aroma and a tender, delightful texture.
NatureHosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and Seogwipo City, the Month of Culture Festival is a long-standing tradition held annually during the third week of October since 1990. The 2025 festivities will take place from October 17th to 19th around Cheonjiyeon Falls and the Seogwipo Old Town, held in conjunction with the 31st Seogwipo Chilsimni Festival.
NatureLocated in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, this natural dyeing studio was certified in 2010 as the Jeju education center for the Silla University Traditional Dyeing Research Institute. The facility spans approximately 1,650 square meters and features exhibition halls and hands-on dyeing workshops, with dye-producing plants cultivated nearby.
NatureMulyeongari Oreum is a volcanic cone featuring a crater filled with a pristine wetland, where legends say a "guardian deity of water" resides. In 2006, this wetland became Jeju Island's first designated Ramsar site, serving as a vital ecological sanctuary for various flora and fauna, including endangered species. Connected to the Sumang-ri Jungjatseong ecological trail, the area offers a scenic trekking experience following the perimeter of the surrounding ranch.
NatureMiaksan (Solo Oreum) is a Jeju oreum that offers breathtaking panoramic views of both Hallasan Mountain and the Seogwipo city area. The entire slope is forested with black pines and cedar trees, with lush evergreen forests covering parts of the northeastern slope. Historically, it is said to have been a grassy oreum.
NatureLocated in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo, Jeju, this Thai specialty restaurant serves a diverse range of authentic Thai dishes tailored to suit Korean palates. The name combines the Thai word 'Ban,' meaning 'home,' with the owner's surname, 'Yang,' reflecting a warm and welcoming sentiment. Guests can enjoy their meals in a spacious and pleasant dining area characterized by charming red brick walls and refreshing interior design.
Located on Jungjeong-ro in Seogwipo, Backpacker's Home is a vibrant guesthouse designed for backpackers, boasting an active atmosphere with lively evening parties and frequent travel information exchanges. The property offers a variety of room types ranging from single rooms to dormitories, and guests can enjoy access to a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge, and a terrace.