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NatureCourse A of Jeju Olle Course 3 is a route approximately 20km long that starts from Onpyeong Port and continues to Pyoseon Haebichi Beach. You can experience the tranquility of the mid-mountain paths, and completing the course takes about 6 to 7 hours. Major landmarks include the summit of Tongoreum, Dokjabong, Kim Young-gap Gallery, Sinpung-Sincheon Sea Ranch, and Baegopeundari.
NatureThis coastal trekking course begins at Onpyeong Port and winds through the Onpyeong forest trails, passing by Hwanhae Fortress and the charming village cafes of Sinsan-ri. Merging with Course A at Sinpung Sea Ranch, the trail offers a breathtaking harmony of deep blue ocean hues and lush green pastures, all while being dotted with delicate wildflowers.
NatureJeju Olle Course 4 is a stunning coastal walking trail that begins along dazzling white sand beaches. The route takes travelers past traditional haenyeo (female divers) changing rooms and through the 'Ganeungae' passage into the fishing village of Sehwa 2-ri. A highlight of this course is walking along the Gamari Haenyeo Olle and the beautifully restored undersea forest path, which was brought back to life after 35 years.
Nature95 Seopjikoji-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
NatureLocated in Pyeongdae-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Bijarim Forest is a nutmeg forest spanning 448,165㎡, where approximately 2,800 nutmeg trees aged between 500 and 800 years grow densely in their natural habitat. These massive trees, reaching heights of 7–14m and diameters of 50–110cm, are protected as natural monuments, and walking trails have been established throughout the forest.
Yeonpyeong-ri, Udo-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
NatureConan Beach is not an official bathing beach, but rather a hidden gem known to Jeju locals. Thanks to its shallow waters and calm waves, it is an ideal spot for snorkeling and swimming. The landscape is characterized by emerald waters set against volcanic rocks, with wind turbines standing in a line in the background. Please note that there are no amenities such as shower facilities or lifeguards available.
NatureSan 3, Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Located within a canyon beneath Udobong Peak, Geommeolle Beach is a black sand beach approximately 100 meters wide. Its name originates from the Jeju dialect words for "black" and "sand." At the end of the beach lies Gyeongan Cave, where legends say whales once lived; the interior of this cave is occasionally used as a venue for small concerts. You can access the beach via stairs from the road, where you can enjoy swimming along with black sand baths.
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NatureStanding at 456 meters above sea level, Geomunoreum Lava Tube [UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site] is the parent volcanic cone that formed the Geomunoreum Lava Tube System and is the only oreum in Jeju to be inscribed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site. Lava flows erupted from the center of the crater to form a continuous 4km streamlined erosion valley, creating a lush forest filled with planted black pines and cedar trees.
Designed through a collaboration between Professor Dustin, a retired American professor from Jeju National University, and British maze designer Adrian Fisher, Gimnyeong Maze Park is Korea's first maze park. The narrow paths winding through tall, evergreen Leyland cypress trees possess a unique charm that can easily cause one to lose their sense of direction. The ground, covered in red volcanic scoria (songi), is said to help purify the air and aid blood circulation. In addition to the maze, the park features various photo zones, an eco-friendly children's playground, a topiary garden, and cat feeding experiences, making it an ideal destination for families.