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Nature

South120 min

Jeju Jet

Located on Daepo-ro in Seogwipo, Jeju, Jeju Jet is a premier destination for thrilling marine leisure activities. As the first to introduce imported jet boats directly from New Zealand, it offers a safe yet exhilarating experience. Visitors can enjoy a variety of high-energy water sports while taking in the breathtaking views of the Jeju Jusangjeolli Cliffs. For those seeking a different perspective, parasailing offers the chance to experience the stunning beauty of both the Jeju sea and sky simultaneously. With jet boating and fishing near the cliffs available year-round, guests can enjoy heart-pounding thrills alongside the mysterious and beautiful scenery of Jeju's natural wonders. Operating 365 days a year, Jeju Jet is the perfect place to create unforgettable memories with family, friends, or loved ones.

Nature

South120 min

Garam Dolsotbap

Located on Jungmun Tourist Road, Garam Dolsotbap opened in 2003 to honor the memory of the owner's mother, a haenyeo (female diver), by sharing the same heartfelt devotion and fresh ingredients she once provided. The restaurant is beloved for its clean side dishes and popular sea urchin seaweed soup, with every meal featuring abalone or fresh sashimi. A standout feature is the dedicated station where you can mix your seafood stone pot rice with margarine and soy sauce for a rich, flavorful finish. With the warm, smiling service of the staff, it is an ideal spot to enjoy a hearty and satisfying breakfast in Seogwipo.

Food

South90 min

Jayeonseureoun Sikdang

Located within the Orange Blue Pension behind Seogwipo Girls' High School, Jayeonseureoun Sikdang is a restaurant specializing in Mediterranean cuisine. Utilizing local Jeju ingredients, the menu features Mediterranean dishes such as souvlaki and tzatziki, including specialties like Greek Octopus Salad seasoned with Hallabong and canola flower honey, Jeju Bomal Rice, and Galchi Fillet Papillote. As it is operated by a single chef, advanced reservations are recommended. Pets are welcome to join you.

Nature

South120 min

Badada

Located on Daepo-ro near the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Badada is a café renowned for its panoramic views of the Jungmun coastline. Guests can relax by the sea while savoring a variety of beverages, including non-alcoholic lime mojitos, Hallspring-based drinks, iced teas, Americanos, and vanilla lattes.

Experience

South90 min

Seogwipo Chilsimni Park

A landmark park in Seogwipo that serves as a gateway for the Jeju Olle Route 6 and various scenic walking trails. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of Cheonjiyeon Falls and wander through a unique landscape adorned with stones engraved with beautiful poetry and song lyrics.

Nature

North120 min

Garam

Located 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.

Nature

North120 min

Gasaegi Oreum

Located 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.

Food

North90 min

Golmok Sikdang

Tucked away in the Dongmun Alley Market near the end of Jungang-ro in Dongmun Traditional Market, Golmok Sikdang is a hidden gem renowned for its buckwheat kalguksu (hand-cut noodles) made with local Jeju pheasant meat. Unlike typical noodle houses, this restaurant offers a unique and profound flavor profile, featuring hand-kneaded buckwheat noodles served in a rich, deep broth simmered from pheasant meat and bones. With a legacy spanning over 50 years in the same location, this traditional eatery specializes in flavors that honor nature. While buckwheat noodles can be more delicate and fragile than wheat varieties, the texture and nutty aroma bloom beautifully as they soak up the savory broth, creating a subtle yet addictive experience. It is a beloved destination for those who prefer natural, deep flavors over heavy seasoning.

Nature

South120 min

Gwangmyeongsa Temple

Located between Cheonjeyeon Falls and Beritne Oreum in Jungmun-sangro, Seogwipo, Gwangmyeongsa is a small Buddhist temple belonging to the Taejong Order. It was founded by Venerable Bang Dong-hwa, who led the Muo Beopjeongsa anti-Japanese struggle in 1918, just one year before the March 1st Independence Movement. Despite its profound historical significance, the temple's history spans less than a century.

Nature

North120 min

Gyullim Seowon

Gyullim Seowon is a Confucian educational institution that served as a place to honor the spirits of the "Five Sages"—scholars who were either exiled to or served in Jeju during the Joseon Dynasty—and to nurture future generations of scholars. Although it was closed in 1871 due to the government decree to abolish academies, it was rebuilt in 1892. The Myojeongbi stele, originally erected in 1850, stands reconstructed at the original site.

Nature

North120 min

Kim Mari

Tucked away in an alley corner in front of Seonghwan Apartment, across from Jeju City Hall, this specialty snack shop has gained fame through word-of-mouth as a hidden gem beloved by locals. The signature menu features healthy, sweet fried tofu and burdock root gimbap made with organic lemons, offering a unique twist where citrus syrup meets savory fried tofu.

Nature

North120 min

Nairong Bookstore

Tucked away in the charming alleys of Samyang-dong, Jeju City, this independent bookstore derives its name 'Nairong' from the concept of 'a beneficial prank.' To help visitors find their perfect read, each book is accompanied by a thoughtful, handwritten description detailing its contents.