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Interestingly, Jeju has many art museums. In particular, there are more museums related to contemporary art than in other regions. In other words, Jeju embraces many contemporary artists.
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NatureInterestingly, Jeju has many art museums. In particular, there are more museums related to contemporary art than in other regions. In other words, Jeju embraces many contemporary artists.
CaféLocated in Sagye-ri, Seogwipo, directly facing Sanbangsan Mountain, Unknown place Jeju solo drinking bar is a cozy sanctuary characterized by its moody green lighting and vintage woody interior. You can enjoy the signature gin-based cocktail, "Unknown place Jeju cocktail," alongside delicious side dishes such as cheese crackers and salted squid (ojingeo-jeotgal). Surrounded by an impressive collection of whiskies and various spirits, it is the perfect space to unwind by the fire and enjoy a peaceful, comfortable solo drinking experience.
ExperienceEstablished by Gi-dang Kang Gu-beom, a prominent Korean-Japanese entrepreneur, and donated to Seogwipo City, Gidang Art Museum officially opened its doors on July 1, 1987. As Korea's first municipal art museum, its unique architectural design draws inspiration from the traditional "nul"—a rustic structure used for storing harvested grains in rural villages.
NatureOperated by Jegu Baeknyeoncho, Baeknyeoncho Farm Museum is home to vibrant colonies of Baeknyeoncho (prickly pear cactus) native to Jeju Island, including a magnificent specimen that has thrived for over 300 years. Visitors can admire a diverse collection of rare cacti and gain firsthand insight into the unique characteristics of Baeknyeoncho—a precious natural resource that has long been an integral part of the lives of Jeju locals.
CaféLocated in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, Jeju, Jeju Haneulbadang ATV offers an exhilarating off-road riding experience with breathtaking views of Hallasan Mountain and the Seogwipo coastline. Traverse through courses showcasing Jeju's stunning natural scenery and immerse yourself in the thrilling, dynamic charm of authentic ATV adventure.
CaféLocated in Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, Galeum Guest House is a welcoming space where travelers and the local community can exchange stories and find true relaxation. The property offers a variety of accommodations, including dormitory rooms (Bichimi and Yongnuni) and private rooms (Saebyeol and Darangshi), all of which feature private en-suite bathrooms for your comfort. Guests can also enjoy convenient amenities such as a free laundry room, indoor bicycle storage, a cozy lounge, and Bangdi Dabang, a charming cafe serving complimentary drinks.
CaféLocated in Gonae-ri, Aewol-eup, Unmanned Café A Walk is just a quick 6-minute drive from Gwakji Beach, making it the perfect spot to pause and recharge during your Jeju travels. The walls are filled with heartfelt messages left by previous visitors, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere where you can relax while enjoying a cup of coffee or tea.
CaféMeaning "children's toys" in the Jeju dialect, Bangdui is a specialty hand-drip coffee shop located on the way to Seopjikoji in Seongsan-eup. The cafe serves delicious coffee made from house-roasted beans alongside a selection of tarts and cakes, all set within a playful, colorful interior. Inside Bangdui, you can also enjoy browsing various photos related to Jeju Island, such as portraits of Haenyeo, adding a charming touch to your visit.
CaféLocated 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.
CaféHaenyeo, who roam freely underwater gathering seafood, are a symbol of Jeju and represent the resilient lives of Jeju women. There is even a theory that the haenyeo served as the motif for mermaid legends. If you have come to Jeju for the first time in a while, why not enjoy an experience simulating the life of a Jeju haenyeo? The fantastic underwater scenery is worth seeing, and the fun of harvesting seafood one by one is quite rewarding. Perhaps a whole new underwater landscape awaits us.
NatureLocated in Yeon-dong, the vibrant heart of New Jeju, Art Motel is conveniently situated just about 10 minutes away from Jeju International Airport. The property offers on-site parking, and each guest room is fully equipped with twin beds, VOD services, and high-speed Wi-Fi to ensure a comfortable and seamless stay.
CaféLocated in Dongbok-ri between Hamdeok-ri and Gimnyeong-ri, Pension Da Noi is a tranquil guesthouse offering stunning ocean views. The first floor features a cozy cafe where you can enjoy coffee and light meals. As its name "Da Noi" means "our home" in Italian, the space is designed to feel welcoming, featuring romantic lighting customized with guests' initials to create a charming atmosphere.