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ShoppingA large-scale souvenir and lifestyle boutique with multiple locations across Jeju Island, easily recognizable by its signature banana-dolphin sculpture. The first floor offers a curated selection of international spirits and local delicacies like tangerine chocolates, while the second floor features a charming collection of stationery and character goods.
CaféLocated in Seonheul-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Sunsetia is a boutique accommodation set on approximately 3,300 square meters of land. Characterized by its striking red walls and roofs that mirror the hues of a sunset, the property features three distinct guest rooms: Forest, Sunset, and Sunrise.
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.
ShoppingA quintessential Jeju bakery that reinterprets local ingredients to offer a diverse selection of about 15 different types of bread. Popular menu items featuring regional specialties include the Udo Peanut Cream Donut, Gasiri Black Sesame Cream Donut, and Namwon Green Tangerine donut, all characterized by their signature chewy texture. Conveniently located within Dongmun Market, customers can also enjoy a 10% discount on drinks at the nearby Abebe Cafe by presenting their receipt.
CaféActive Park Jeju is a multi-experience complex offering a wide range of activities suitable for all ages. It features various facilities designed to let children release their energy, including go-karts, climbing (Clip & Climb), and a kids' cafe.
NatureLocated in Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo, this travel itinerary features the Baseball Museum, breathtaking waterfalls harmonizing with cliffs, and the scenic Gangjeongcheon Stream. You can visit Seogeondo, a mysterious island where a sea path opens twice a day. When the path reveals itself, the tidal flats emerge, offering a wonderful opportunity to forage for fresh seafood such as shellfish, small octopus, and sea snails.
CaféLocated near Eongto Waterfall in Seogwipo, Jeju, Eongtdoldal Cafe & Farm is a tangerine picking experience farm and cafe that offers stunning views of Seogwipo due to its elevated location. Within the spacious farm, you can enjoy various photo zones and free rentals of tangerine-themed props. The cafe also serves coffee, tangerine beverages, and local Jeju specialties.
CaféLocated on the first floor of Bukchon Place Pension near the Neobeunsungi 4·3 Memorial Hall in Bukchon-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Old Bukchon is a book cafe where old books are organized by color. The space is equipped with various sofas, chairs, and picture books. Signature menu items include the "Ttabong Daebong" (a Daebong persimmon smoothie) and the seasonal summer Dolhareubang patbingsu.
CaféA cafe converted from an old house that recreates a small American rural home, featuring a white and mint-colored exterior. The interior is decorated with vintage props, home-style sofas, plants, and paintings, offering a classic and antique atmosphere. The menu includes castella desserts blended with banana and cinnamon, as well as drip bags featuring illustrations of old cars.
CaféLocated in a residential area near Seogwipo Port, this cafe's name means "an empty space between trees." Featuring an inner courtyard and plants cultivated both inside and out, it offers a cozy home-cafe atmosphere. The cafe is famous for its terrines and serves homemade syrups, yogurt, and fruit preserves used in their vanilla bean latte and yogurt plates.
ExperienceOpened on June 9, 2017, the Yumin Art Nouveau Museum is South Korea's only museum dedicated to Art Nouveau glass art, located within Phoenix Jeju Seopjikoji. It is situated within "Genius Loci," designed by the world-renowned architect Tadao Ando, while the exhibition spaces were designed by Danish architect Johan Karlsson. Visitors can admire French Art Nouveau glass artworks, and the architecture itself—where the geometric lines of exposed concrete harmonize with the surrounding nature—serves as a major highlight of the visit.
CaféIndigotree is a renovated old tangerine warehouse that now serves as both a cafe and a select shop, featuring a rustic, vintage stone exterior and an industrial-style interior. The first floor houses a select shop selling clothing and lifestyle accessories alongside the cafe, while the second floor consists of a loft space that overlooks the first floor. Here, you can enjoy fresh menu items such as ade and teas made directly from local Jeju tangerines.