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HARIBO Happy WorldNature

North120 min

HARIBO Happy World

HARIBO Happy World, located on Jeju Island, is the world's first large-scale immersive media exhibition hall dedicated to the iconic brand. Spanning a vast indoor area of approximately 4,000㎡, the venue offers a diverse range of interactive content powered by cutting-edge projection mapping and motion recognition technology. Visitors can enjoy an indirect jelly-making experience—from learning about the production process to earning coins through engaging games to redeem for prizes. Open year-round, HARIBO Happy World is the perfect indoor destination for travelers seeking fun and wonder.

DixieCafé

South90 min

Dixie

Located in Donghong-dong, Seogwipo, Dixie is a specialty cafe dedicated to the art of coffee. By roasting premium beans in-house, they offer a sophisticated selection of hand-drip coffees, including varieties such as Ethiopia Yirgacheffe G2. Guests can indulge in their signature A/B coffee full course, which features a delightful combination of Dutch coffee, homemade blueberry yogurt, and refreshing tangerine ade. Beyond its brews, Dixie also hosts unique one-day classes, such as making lipsticks or compact powders using natural horse oil.

Iga AbaloneNature

North120 min

Iga Abalone

Located just a five-minute drive from Jeju International Airport near the Tapdong junction, Iga Abalone is a premier specialty restaurant dedicated to exquisite abalone cuisine. The establishment features a private parking lot and a spacious, pristine interior, making it an ideal spot for any traveler. Iga Abalone offers a diverse menu of Jeju specialties, including abalone stone pot rice, abalone porridge, grilled abalone, and grilled tilefish (okdom). With breakfast service available, it is a perfect destination to start your day with a nutritious and authentic taste of Jeju.

Geulmae Art VillageNature

South120 min

Geulmae Art Village

Perched atop a cliff near Seomun-ro 38beon-gil in Seogwipo, Geulmae Art Village was established in 2007 through a public art project. The village is adorned with charming murals and artistic installations tucked away in its narrow alleys and winding hillside paths. Often referred to as a "scenic trail," Geulmae Art Village seamlessly blends art with the surrounding natural beauty, making it a perfect place for a peaceful stroll and artistic contemplation. Since it is directly connected to Geulmae Ecological Park, it is an ideal destination to visit both locations together.