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Nature120 minSokgol Amusement Park
Located near the coastline of Hogeun-dong next to Seogwipo Girls' High School, Sokgol Amusement Park features lush forests and an abundant water supply flowing through a deep valley that meets the sea. Thanks to this unique landscape where the valley meets the ocean, the flowing cool waters provide a refreshing escape, perfect for dipping your feet on a warm day. Beyond wading in the water, visitors can also enjoy a peaceful retreat while strolling along the forest trails surrounding the valley.
Nature120 minSongaksan Observatory
Located in Seogwipo, Jeju, Songaksan Observatory offers breathtaking panoramic views of Sanbangsan Mountain, Hallasan Mountain, and Marado Island. With its stunning scenery and seamless connection to the Songaksan Coastal Trail, it is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and travelers accompanied by pets.
Nature120 minSumang Dawon
Located near the Sumang Intersection in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, Sumang Dawon is an organic tea plantation and specialty cafe. Here, you can enjoy a variety of beverages, including matcha and black tea, crafted from green tea grown using organic methods in a pristine natural environment. This award-winning tea garden, which has received a Gold Prize at the World Tea Expo, offers a tranquil space to sip tea while gazing out over sprawling, lush green tea fields.
Nature120 minSuak (Mureum)
Located in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, Suak (Mureum) is a cone-shaped parasitic volcano surrounded by lush forests of black pine and cedar trees. The summit features a forest fire lookout tower and nature conservation signage, while the natural habitat of the Sinrye-ri King Cherry Trees—a designated Natural Monument—can be found just across the road to the north.
Nature120 minSuwarae Bakery
Located in a quiet residential neighborhood near Wimi Elementary School in Seogwipo, Suwarae Bakery is a charming artisanal bakery housed in a beautifully preserved traditional house. Specializing exclusively in baked goods and bottled beverages with no coffee menu, this takeaway-only spot offers high-quality treats at more affordable prices than typical tourist bakeries. Their signature salt bread, crafted with premium French butter and organic flour, is a must-try.
Nature120 minArirang Milmyeon
Located right next to Geolmae Ecological Park in Seohong-dong, Seogwipo, this specialty restaurant serves exquisite Milmyeon (wheat noodles). The signature Hanwoo Milmyeon features premium domestic Hanwoo brisket as a topping, adding a deep and rich flavor, while the fresh handmade noodles boast a perfectly bouncy and smooth texture.
Aseo-won
Located in Hyo-dong, Seogwipo (near the Hyodon-dong Community Center), this Chinese restaurant has gained fame after being featured on popular TV shows such as 'Wednesday Food Talk' and 'Baek Jong-won's Top 3 Chefs.' The signature dishes include a spicy seafood jjamppong—made with a rich bone broth base and loaded with squid, mussels, shrimp, and vegetables—and crispy tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork). The restaurant features a spacious seating area with tables and chairs for a comfortable dining experience.
Eins Hostel
Offering stunning views of the Seogwipo coastline, Eins Hostel is perfectly situated along the scenic Olle Route 6. The accommodation boasts excellent accessibility, located within a 5 to 20-minute commute from the heart of Seogwipo, where major attractions like Cheonjiyeon Falls, Jeongbang Falls, Saeyeongyo Bridge, Lee Jung-seop Street, and Olle Market are all within easy reach.
Nature120 minAndeok Wolrabong
Located in Gamsan-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Andeok Wolrabong (also known as Darae Oreum) takes its name from its shape, which resembles a rising moon. The volcanic cone is characterized by two horseshoe-shaped craters facing northeast and southwest, and is home to abundant wild honeysuckle. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking coastal views from the summit, which is easily accessible via well-maintained trails winding along the southwestern slope.
Nature120 minAnseong-ri Hydrangea Road
Rather than a developed tourist attraction, this charming path became famous thanks to the spectacular hydrangeas planted along stone walls by an elderly couple living in the village. As there is no dedicated parking lot, expect crowds when visiting around mid-June during the peak blooming season. The path offers a breathtaking view of hydrangeas blooming in abundance between the traditional stone walls on both sides.
Nature120 minAldongnejib
Specializing in Jeju black pork scraps and charcoal-grilled pork belly, this restaurant offers a rotating daily menu using high-quality cuts left over from the daily selection, making it an incredibly affordable dining option. A local favorite, it is beloved for its flavorful, chewy meat free of any gamey scent, paired perfectly with hearty stone pot rice and savory kimchi stew.
Nature120 minApple Mango 1947
Located near the Sinpyeong-ri Community Center in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo City, Jeju Island, this specialty café is a family-run business that continues the legacy of its founders' orchard. It prides itself on using locally grown Jeju apple mangoes cultivated by the owners themselves. The signature dish is the Apple Mango Bingsu (shaved ice), generously topped with fresh fruit from their own trees, alongside refreshing juices and smoothies made from the same premium produce.