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NatureLocated just behind Jeju International Airport, Sasu Port is a small harbor better known as a scenic tourist destination for its stunning sunsets and nearby cafe streets rather than its commercial port functions. Following the coastal road from here will lead you to Iho Tewoo Beach, famous for its iconic horse-shaped lighthouses.
NatureLocated in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Sammu Park is an urban neighborhood park established in 1978. It was created to honor Jeju's "Sammu" spirit, which signifies the absence of thieves, gates, and beggars. This site symbolizes the community culture of Jeju, representing integrity and mutual assistance.
NatureLocated 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.
NatureLocated 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.
NatureLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, this omakase-style Japanese restaurant sits by the sea near Aewol Port, offering guests a chance to savor their meal against a stunning coastal backdrop. The establishment operates on a reservation-only basis and serves an elegant course menu featuring aged sashimi and sushi.
NatureLocated on the right side before ascending the scenic Seopjikoji, Sinyang Seopjikoji Beach (also known as Sinyang Beach) is a hidden gem nestled within the tip of the cape, preserving its pristine natural beauty. This crescent-shaped beach features calm waves and a fine, light brown sandy shore with minimal pebbles, making it a safe and cozy spot for families with children. Because it is tucked away from the main villages, it offers a tranquil atmosphere perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape. Visitors can also enjoy breathtaking views where the ocean, Seongsan Ilchulbong, and vibrant canola flowers harmonize beautifully. As a former host of international windsurfing competitions, it is also a beloved destination for water sports enthusiasts. Nearby attractions include Seopjikoji, Aqua Planet Jeju, Seongsan Ilchulbong, and the Honinji Pond.
NatureLocated in Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Jeju M Resort is situated near the Olle Trail Course 7-1. Some guest rooms are constructed with hinoki cypress, providing a subtle fragrance and a sense of comfort, and the resort is characterized by its wide, unobstructed views of the ocean. Along with amenities such as a large trampoline park, karaoke rooms, and a business room, the resort also operates the Korean restaurant 'Eongttojeong' and the black pork specialty restaurant 'Eongtto Heukdwaeji.'
NatureLocated in Pyeongdae-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, this snack bar specializes in spicy wheat tteokbokki and fried squid. While the small interior offers limited seating, the rooftop features a scenic ocean view. It is open from 11:30 to 17:00, with last orders at 16:00; it is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
NatureLocated along the western coastal road of Aewol-eup on Jeju Island, this seafood specialty restaurant is a beloved destination for savoring fresh, seasonal catches. Renowned for its exceptional ingredient quality and freshness, it has earned a reputation as one of Jeju’s most iconic dining spots, drawing in countless visitors eager to experience the island’s finest flavors.
NatureLocated in front of the KBS Jeju Broadcasting Station, Garam is best known for its signature set meal of dogfish soup (chueotang) and stone pot rice. The dish comes with healthy side dishes such as cabbage salad, pickles, and sweet pumpkin. You can enjoy the stone pot rice by mixing it into bibimbap or scraping up the crispy scorched rice at the bottom (nurungji). The chueotang is a savory, nourishing broth made with perilla seed powder, known for its clean taste, making it a favorite spot among broadcasting station staff. In summer, try their green tea doksaegi kongguksu (cold soybean noodle soup). Nearby attractions include Mineo Oreum and the Jeju Folklore & Natural History Museum.
NatureLocated in Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Gamuni Oreum is a gentle volcanic cone situated just west of Seongbul Oreum. Facing the nearby Bulgeun Oreum, its slopes are adorned with lush forests of cedar and black pine, topped by a canopy of deciduous trees. The name "Gamuni" originates from its dark appearance caused by the dense, thick forests. The horseshoe-shaped crater is home to unique wildflowers, such as white and pink pasqueflowers, and the dense woods within the crater lend the peak a mystical, sacred atmosphere. As part of a cluster of volcanic cones including Bulgeun, Guduri, and Chetmang Oreum, it is an ideal destination for hikers looking to explore multiple peaks in one trip. Nearby attractions include Mulyeongari Oreum and Buyeong Condri Club.
NatureLocated northwest of Yeonmi Village in Ora-dong, Gasaegi Oreum is a small, conical volcanic cone without a crater. Its north-south ridge is blanketed in a lush forest of dense black pine trees. According to local Feng Shui lore, the nearby Min Oreum represents a mother dog, while Gasaegi Oreum, situated just below, represents her puppy—giving rise to its local nickname. Because the landscape resembles a mother dog and her pup nestled together, the northwestern slopes have long been considered an auspicious site, symbolizing the nurturing breast of a mother dog.
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