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Located in the forests of Aewol-eup, Jeju, Dochidol Ranch is an alpaca ranch where you can encounter alpacas roaming freely across vast meadows. Visitors can interact with and feed a variety of animals, including alpacas, rabbits, ponies, horses, sheep, and goats. You can also fully enjoy nature while strolling along paths surrounded by flowers and trees that bloom throughout all four seasons.
NatureLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Elysian Jeju Country Club is a public golf course offering breathtaking views of Hallasan Mountain and the sea off Hallim. Visitors can enjoy rounds of golf throughout all four seasons across four courses designed to preserve the beauty of nature. It operates as a comprehensive golf resort that also accommodates corporate seminars and provides hotel-standard accommodations.
NatureGeumakbuk-ro, Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
NatureLocated in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Geumneung Beach is directly adjacent to the popular western attraction Hyeopjae Beach. Here, you can enjoy the transparent, blue-tinted waters and the beautiful silhouette of Biyangdo Island. With its shallow waters, fine sandy shores, and warm shower facilities available after swimming, it is an ideal destination to visit with children.
NatureGeumneung Port is a small and charming harbor located in Hallim-eup, where you can enjoy peaceful seascape views of fishing boats at anchor. It is a famous sunset spot known for the white lighthouse at the end of the breakwater, the surrounding stone towers, and the view of Biyangdo Island, and it is also well-known as a filming location for television dramas.
ExperienceGeumneung Seokmulwon (Geumneung Rock Park) is a themed park created by Master Artisan Jang Gong-ik, who spent approximately 40 years crafting Dolhareubang statues. Through his stone artistry, he has brought the legends and daily life of Jeju to life. The park features around 3,500 stone sculptures, including Dolhareubang, Haenyeo statues, Seolmundae Halmang, and the statues of the Five Hundred Generals. The site also includes stone Buddha statues reflecting Buddhist influences, as well as caves such as Jeongyeogul and Joronggul.
ExperienceLocated in Nabeup-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Geumsan Park (Nabeup Subtropical Forest Zone) is a lush evergreen forest spanning approximately 33,000 square meters. It is the only subtropical forest zone remaining in the western plains of Jeju-si. Home to about 60 species of subtropical plants, including Machilus thunbergii and Neolitsea maximowiczii, its primitive landscape is well-preserved and is designated and protected as a natural monument.
NatureLocated along the Aewol Coastal Road, Gueom Port is a small and charming harbor situated right next to the Guom-ri Stone Salt Fields (Sogeum Bille), where salt was once produced on basalt rocks. Along the shore, you will find Dodabul, a stone lantern that once served as a guide for fishermen. It is a place where you can enjoy beautiful sunsets and appreciate Jeju's unique maritime cultural heritage.
Gwakji Beach (Gwakji Gwamulhaebyeon Beach) features a sandy beach 350m long and 70m wide, with an average depth of 1.5m. Gwamul, a natural spring, flows here, and an outdoor bath is operated during the summer season; as the tide recedes, the cold spring water rises to provide relief from the heat. With its soft sand composed of shell powder and a colorful playground, Gwakji Beach (Gwakji Gwamulhaebyeon Beach) is a popular destination for families.
NatureHagwi Aewol Coastal Road is a representative coastal driving and walking course in western Jeju, stretching from Hagwi-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, to Handam and Aewol. Because it runs alongside the ocean, the westward sunset is beautiful on clear evenings, and the area is perfect for walking or photography due to the many trendy cafes and photo spots lined up along the route.
Hallim Park is a sprawling botanical garden and theme park spanning approximately 330,000 square meters, originally established in 1971 by Song Bong-gyu, who sowed palm tree seeds into barren sandy fields. Surrounded by palm groves and lush pine forests, the park offers various attractions, including the Jeju Stone Sculpture Garden and Jaeam Folk Village. With views overlooking Hyeopjae and Geumneung Beaches as well as Biyangdo Island, it is a premier destination where you can experience the tropical charm of the south.
NatureHallim Port is a coastal port located in the western part of Jeju, serving as the departure point for ferries traveling to Biyangdo Island. Having once served as a fishing base during the Japanese colonial period, it now functions as both a cargo port and a vibrant tourism hub. It is also well-known as a filming location for the dramas "Our Blues" and "When Life Gives You Tangerines."