2025 — 2026 Season
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Nature120 minFilm Log Jeju Branch
Located in Samdo-il-dong, Jeju City, Film Log Jeju Branch is a charming space that functions as both a film development lab and a camera boutique. It is widely famous for its unique film camera vending machines, making it a must-visit destination for travelers looking to capture precious memories at the start of their journey, whether they are heading out on the Olle Trail or exploring the island.
Nature120 minWarm Jazz Night at O'REVE HOT SPRING & SPA
Experience the magic of the holidays with 'Warm Jazz Night,' a special two-day event held on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day at O'REVE HOT SPRING & SPA. Immerse yourself in the soothing warmth of our hot springs while enjoying live jazz performances, and enjoy peace of mind with dedicated kids' classes available for the little ones.
Nature120 minEVERIS GOLF&RESORT
Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, EVERIS GOLF&RESORT is a high-end luxury resort that boasts stunning courses where rolling hills meet beautifully landscaped seasonal flora. Guests can unwind at the clubhouse while taking in breathtaking views of the transparent, cobalt-blue ocean. Featuring a range of golf village accommodations spanning from 178㎡ to 621㎡, along with an outdoor swimming pool, EVERIS GOLF&RESORT is the perfect destination for both family vacations and business travelers alike.
Nature120 minWollabong (Hyodon)
Located in Sinhyo-dong, Seogwipo, Wollabong (Hyodon) is an oreum that can be reached with a pleasant 10-minute walk along the tangerine museum trail. From the summit, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Hyodon Village, Jeojigi Oreum to the south, and Seopseom Island floating in the ocean ahead. It is well-known as an easy-to-traverse course, perfect for a light hike.
Nature120 minKakikiri
Located near Woljeongri Beach—a place so enchanting that even the moon seems to linger—Kakikiri is a charming boutique filled with the soulful essence of Jeju. The shop features a delightful collection of handmade items, with a particular emphasis on vibrant orange products inspired by Jeju's iconic tangerines. Kakikiri is the perfect destination for anyone looking to pick up unique, locally-inspired accessories and keepsakes that capture the true spirit of Jeju Island.
Nature120 minTamna Garden
Located near Jeju International Airport, Tamna Garden is a beloved local favorite and a certified "Good Price Establishment" that was honored with a Blue Ribbon in 2024. The interior of this historic wooden building offers a variety of seating options, making it perfect for any group. The menu features highly popular meat dishes, including fresh pork ribs (saeng-galbi) and marinated pork ribs (yangnyeom-galbi). With prices ranging affordably from 22,000 to 26,000 KRW, guests can enjoy neatly presented side dishes—where the salted anchovy sauce (meljeot) and shrimp crackers truly stand out—alongside the convenience of a spacious parking lot.
Nature120 minKukku Jeju
Located in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Kukku Jeju is a charming boutique filled to the brim with a diverse collection of handmade treasures. It is the perfect destination to find unique keepsakes from your Jeju travels, offering everything from adorable stationery, postcards, and masking tape to beautifully crafted ceramic plates. Beyond these delightful trinkets, Kukku Jeju also features a curated selection of handmade silver jewelry, lifestyle goods, and apparel, making it a must-visit spot for those seeking special, one-of-a-kind items.
Nature120 minDonggwi Breakwater
Located just a short walk from the Hagwi Hanaro Mart intersection toward the harbor, Donggwi Breakwater is a charming little pier that offers a glimpse into the simple, rustic beauty of a traditional Jeju fishing village. In the late afternoon, the breakwater becomes a perfect spot for photography as the sun sets beautifully over the vast ocean. It is also a popular destination for local travelers to try their hand at fishing, whether it's during the day or as an exciting nighttime fishing experience.
Nature120 min2024 Jeju Pet Fair
The 2024 Jeju Pet Fair is a premier pet industry exhibition held for three days from October 4th to 6th, 2024. Visitors who pre-register via the KakaoTalk channel can participate in on-site prize events, and Jeju residents can enjoy free admission.
Nature120 minOlle Farmers
Located between Hamdeok Seoubong Beach in Jeju City and Seongsan-eup, Olle Farmers is a charming souvenir shop offering a diverse range of treasures for all ages. From local delicacies like specialty snacks and traditional spirits to stylish magnets and stationery, there is something for everyone. The shop's true highlight lies in its unique, in-house designed products, such as soju glasses inspired by the Jeju sea, smartphone accessories featuring illustrations of famous landmarks, and adorable tangerine-themed coasters. These practical yet beautifully designed items make Olle Farmers a must-visit destination for anyone looking to take a piece of Jeju home.
Nature120 minSimheon Gallery
Located in Ara-dong, Jeju City, Simheon Gallery is a serene cultural space built with thoughtfully laid brickwork. Named after the pen name of Professor Heo Min-ja, a renowned ceramic artist, the building was expanded from the site of her original studio. Today, Simheon Gallery serves as a versatile venue where visitors can immerse themselves in a diverse range of artistic exhibitions.
Nature120 minIpsanbong (Satgat Oreum Volcanic Cone)
Located in Gimnyeong-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju City, Ipsanbong (Satgat Oreum Volcanic Cone) stands at a modest elevation of 85 meters. The summit features a wide, circular crater, giving it a unique shape reminiscent of an overturned traditional Korean hat, or *satgat*. With gravesites scattered across most of its slopes—except for parts of the northern slope and the crater itself—this site is often referred to as the "home of the deceased" or a "resting place for souls." It serves as a poignant reflection of traditional Jeju beliefs, embodying the spiritual cycle where people are born at the foot of the oreum and eventually return to its embrace.