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CaféLocated in Hado-ri on the eastern coast of Jeju, Manoah is a charming handmade brunch cafe helmed by a chef with over 10 years of culinary expertise. Every dish is crafted with fresh, seasonal ingredients, featuring signature items such as Gujwa carrot soup, panini, pasta, and pizza. With its rustic garden views and the tranquil atmosphere of a quiet village, Manoah offers a peaceful escape. For groups of four or more, advanced reservations are highly recommended.
CaféIt is a fairytale-like forest cafe built on a 1,000-pyeong lawn garden in Songdang, Gujwa-eup, in eastern Jeju.
CaféWe invite you to the second tea festival held at Jeju Island's green tea fields, the first in the world to receive Regenerative Organic Certification (ROC)!
CaféThe 21st Na Kang Solo Exhibition, titled "Rest," is an art exhibition held at Unboundary Jeju in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju. Running from March 5 to April 30, 2025, this exhibition offers a serene space where visitors can find comfort and tranquility through the artworks.
CaféThis is a cafe that sells handmade donuts made directly in the store using organic flour and high-quality ingredients from Jeju. It also makes and sells desserts such as donuts, cakes, and cookies, as well as coffee and other seasonal beverages.
CaféLocated on the coastal road just a stone's throw from the Udo ferry terminal, Udo Treasure Island Leisure is your go-to rental shop for exploring the island's scenic routes. They offer a variety of fun ways to get around, including ATVs, scooters, and electric bicycles. Please note that insurance is not included, so we recommend exercising extra caution while riding.
CaféLocated near Gimnyeong Beach, Nemo Story is a premier water activity center offering everything from snorkeling and surfing to paddleboarding lessons and rentals. The area features safe surfing spots with shallow waters and fine sandy bottoms, making it ideal for all skill levels. For those looking to capture their adventures, the premium snorkeling package includes professional guided tours, GoPro footage of your underwater explorations, and access to private shower facilities.
NatureTransformed from the former Gasi Elementary School into a vibrant cultural space, Photo Gallery Images of Nature showcases a breathtaking collection of Jeju's seasonal landscapes and nostalgic scenes captured by photographer Seo Jae-cheol since the 1960s. The venue features a specialized volcanic bomb gallery where visitors can observe various shapes of volcanic bombs firsthand, alongside dedicated spaces that highlight the unique and distinctive culture of Jeju.
ExperienceIlchul Land Art Center is a specialized space for experiencing indigo dyeing. What makes this indigo dyeing experience so special is the indigo plant itself, cultivated directly. The indigo plant is sown from seeds in March or April and harvested in July or August. Once the plant reaches 60-70cm in height, it is fermented by hand to create the dye. Indigo not only boasts beautiful colors but also possesses strong antibacterial and sterilizing properties, making it a popular dye for precious clothing and documents since ancient times. Natural dyeing can be laborious, but the more effort you put into it, the richer and deeper the color.
CaféLocated in Susan-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Honest Milk Main Branch is a unique ranch-style cafe born from a lifelong passion for farming. Run by three sisters carrying on their parents' legacy, the farm is home to approximately 180 dairy cows. Using fresh milk delivered every morning, Honest Milk Main Branch serves a delicious variety of dairy treats, including pure milk ice cream and refreshing green tangerine yogurt.
ShoppingLocated at Phoenix Island in Seopjikoji, Seongsan, this is a multi-purpose outdoor content market. Featuring a selection of food trucks and beer booths, it offers a relaxed atmosphere perfect for everyone, from families to travelers visiting with their pets.
CaféLocated near Seohwa Beach in Gwacheon-eup, Jeju Island, Dal cheese is a charming cheese café run by Chef Im Kyung-mo and his wife, who previously owned the popular Nohyeong Moluhwadok Pizza. Housed in a low-rise building with a thatched roof, this cozy spot offers a delightful array of Italian-inspired cheese dishes, including wood-fired pizzas and cheesy moon breads (cheese dal-ppang). It’s the perfect place to savor authentic flavors while soaking in the relaxed seaside atmosphere.