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FoodA specialized braised cutlassfish restaurant highly acclaimed by Jeju locals. The signature dish features large, fresh cutlassfish caught daily from the Jeju sea. Located in Yeon-dong, Jeju City (near the airport), the restaurant is cozy in size, so there may be a waiting list during peak meal hours.
ExperienceThis travel course allows you to enjoy the quintessential scenery of Jeju while traveling along the coastal road by car or on foot. You can experience a sense of relaxation and freedom while enjoying the grand natural landscapes of the sea, clouds, stones, trees, and sky. The total distance of the course is 6.95km, and it takes approximately 3 hours.
NatureLocated on the eastern coast of the Jungmun Tourist Complex, Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff features dark reddish-black hexagonal stone pillars arranged like a magnificent folding screen. This natural wonder offers a breathtaking view of exquisitely layered columns that look as if they were sculpted by the gods, set against the backdrop of crashing waves.
ShoppingOne of the oldest traditional markets in Jeju, it is connected to Dongmun Traditional Market, allowing you to experience a traditional atmosphere. You can enjoy Jeju specialties such as tangerines, red seabream, and hairtail, as well as local traditional foods like black pork, meat noodles, and omegi rice cakes, and it is also famous for its night market. Located near Jeju International Airport, it is easily accessible and visited by many travelers to purchase souvenirs and gifts at the beginning or end of their trip.
ShoppingEstablished in 1970, this is Jeju's largest specialized seafood market, selling fresh seafood caught on the same day. It primarily deals in Jeju silver cutlassfish, tilefish, mackerel sashimi, abalone, and damselfish. It is a beloved destination for both locals and tourists to taste a wide variety of seafood.
NatureLocated near Jeju Airport and Dongmun Market, this cafe roasts specialty beans in-house to serve espresso and cold brew that highlight the unique characteristics of each roast. The second floor doubles as an exhibition space, allowing guests to enjoy small art displays while sipping coffee. The interior is vibrantly decorated with colorful accessories, including Lego sets and trays, creating a lively atmosphere.
NatureLocated on Jungmun Tourist Road, this luxury resort features an infinity pool and world-class dining facilities. Guests can enjoy rooms with private balconies offering stunning views of the surrounding natural scenery, along with complimentary parking.
NatureLocated in a quiet residential neighborhood just behind the Jungmun Tourist Complex, this specialty roastery cafe is a haven for coffee lovers. You can savor exquisite hand-drip coffees featuring premium beans such as Panama Esmeralda Geisha, Jamaica Blue Mountain, and Hawaiian Kona. Tucked away in a peaceful alley far from the bustling tourist crowds, it is the perfect place to calmly immerse yourself in the rich aroma of coffee.
NatureLocated in Yongdam-dong near Jeju International Airport, this specialty restaurant serves handmade mulberry leaf noodles. Every dish features broth made fresh every morning and noodles crafted from mulberry leaves. The menu offers a diverse selection, including sea snail and abalone kalguksu, sea urchin kalguksu, and black soybean mulberry leaf kalguksu, alongside crispy sweet and sour pork. Please note that they may close early once ingredients are sold out.
NatureLocated in the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, this specialty mango cafe features high ceilings and a striking, exotic interior. The cafe comes alive in the evening with beautiful ambient lighting, offering a diverse menu of mango-based drinks made with fresh mango and apple mango.
NatureEstablished in 1989, Moise Haejangguk is a specialized Korean restaurant serving traditional hangover soup. The dish is characterized by its generous portions of tender meat and a rich, thick red broth that remains flavorful even when whisked with a raw egg.
NatureLocated within Sarabong Park in Geonip-dong, Jeju City, Mochungsa Shrine was built to honor the patriotic spirits of the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for Korea's independence during the Japanese colonial period.