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ShoppingLocated in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo, Dongbu Farm offers fresh citrus fruits such as tangerines, Hallabong, Cheonhyehyang, and Hwanggeumhyang grown on-site at affordable prices without middleman markups. Visitors can enjoy hands-on tangerine picking experiences, where the cost of the fruit picked can be used to settle the activity fees. Nationwide delivery is also available for those wanting to order their favorite citrus treats from home.
ShoppingA cafe and dessert specialty shop located in Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province. Information can be found through the official website vharam.com.
ShoppingLocated near the Sehwa central intersection and the coastal road leading to Sehwa Beach, this traditional Jeju market is easily accessible. Featuring approximately 150 stalls, the market operates as a periodic "five-day market" on the 5th and 10th of every month. It is a vibrant space where you can witness the authentic daily lives of local residents and merchants intertwining.
ShoppingPyoseon Five-Day Market is a charming local market where you can experience the warm hospitality of southern Jeju residents. Held on the 2nd and 7th of every month, the market consists of three distinct sections: a building offering daily necessities and agricultural products, a lively fish market featuring fresh seasonal seafood from the nearby Pyoseon Port, and a variety of eateries serving local delicacies like sundae-guk (blood sausage soup) and gogi-guksu (pork noodles).
Shopping93 Goseongojo-ro, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
ShoppingLocated along the Jeju Olle Route 20, Sehwa Beach may not be an official swimming beach, but it boasts breathtakingly clear, azure waters. As the tide recedes, the white sands and black basalt rocks create a stunning harmony with the emerald sea. The area is also conveniently located near the Sehwa Folk Five-Day Market and the Haenyeo Museum.
ShoppingNestled in a quiet alleyway in Jongdal-ri on the eastern coast of Jeju, Timid Bookstore is a charming little space with a clean exterior that blends seamlessly into the village scenery. Reflecting the humble and warm personality of its owner, this cozy sanctuary features a curated collection of independent publications and unique lifestyle items that are difficult to find in mainstream bookstores. It is the perfect place to slow down and enjoy a moment of leisure while reading the thoughtful, impressive book introductions tucked away on the shelves.
ShoppingA Market that Makes the Most of Its Folksy Features
ShoppingOperated by the Jeju Tourism Organization, Seongsan Duty Free officially celebrated its grand opening following a successful test period after being selected as a new downtown duty-free operator last December. Conveniently accessible to both air and sea travelers, the shop offers premium duty-free discounts within Jeju Island along with special promotional events to celebrate its opening.
ShoppingLocated 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.
ShoppingLocated within the Seongsan Ilchulbong parking area, Annyeongseongsan is a striking white two-story building that serves as a premier souvenir boutique. The shop is filled with a vibrant collection of colorful design accessories, unique gifts, and exquisite artworks by local artists that capture the distinct essence of Jeju. As an added bonus, visitors can enjoy special perks, such as receiving complimentary souvenirs, by presenting their Jeju Tour Pass or Nauda pass.
ShoppingLocated near Seongup Folk Village, Jeju suringneunjip is a traditional brewery where you can encounter Gosori-sul and Omegi-malgeun-sul, crafted by South Korean Food Masters and traditional liquor artisans. Visitors can observe the traditional brewing process using a soju-gori (traditional distillation apparatus) or enjoy immersive cultural activities, such as making Omegi-tteok, to complement the experience of tasting authentic traditional spirits.