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Georin-saseum OreumNature

South120 min

Georin-saseum Oreum

Georin-saseum is a parasitic cone volcano featuring a distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater that opens to the west. Located halfway up Hallasan Mountain, its name is tied to local deer legends, while "georin" is an archaic term meaning "split," referring to the oreum's two distinct peaks. A road passes through the center of the hill, leading to a rest area and observatory at its base that offers breathtaking panoramic views of Seogwipo City. The slopes are covered in lush, dense forests, with Gaetgeori Oreum to the east and the Seogwipo Natural Recreation Forest nearby. Whether you are looking to hike, enjoy sweeping city views, or stroll through forest paths filled with phytoncides, Georin-saseum offers a perfect three-in-one travel experience.

Gyeongseong SusanNature

West120 min

Gyeongseong Susan

Located near Hallim General Stadium, Gyeongseong Susan is a specialized takeout seafood shop offering a diverse selection of fresh catches, including wild-caught and farmed seafood sourced directly by a Jeju local. The shop is known for its cleanliness and affordable prices, featuring a small seating area with about four tables. They expertly prepare seasonal live fish such as yellowtail, mackerel, and red seabream, and even peel shrimp for easy eating. It is a popular spot for travelers to grab takeout for their accommodations, though light tasting is available on-site. For the best quality, it is recommended to consume takeout within one hour. The shop is conveniently located near Hallim Port and Ongpo Port.

Gonae PortNature

West120 min

Gonae Port

Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Gonae Port is a charming little harbor found along the scenic Aewol coastal road, offering breathtaking views of Jeju's emerald waters. Filled with the tranquil and peaceful atmosphere of a traditional fishing village, this spot is a favorite for travelers drawn to its crystal-clear seas and its location on the Jeju Olle Trail Course 16. Along the long breakwater stretching into the sea, you will often see photographers capturing the scenery or locals enjoying a quiet moment of hobby fishing. The water is so remarkably clear that you can easily spot fish swimming just beneath the surface. This scenic location serves as both the starting point for Olle Course 16 and the finishing point for Olle Course 15.

Gobegi DongsanNature

West120 min

Gobegi Dongsan

Located in Gwangpyeong-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Gobegi Dongsan is a forest created to express gratitude to nature for providing a place to live when the village of Gwangpyeong-ri—which had vanished during the Jeju April 3 Incident—was rebuilt in 1955. Historically, it was known as "Gobegi Dongsan" because it is said that a person named 'Gobek' once lived there. The forest is equipped with benches and hammock nets, offering perfect spots for relaxation. It is an ideal place to spend quiet moments listening to the rustling leaves and chirping birds in the tranquil solitude of the woods.

Gosan Ilgwa Coastal RoadNature

South120 min

Gosan Ilgwa Coastal Road

Stretching approximately 12km from Chagwido Port through Sindo-ri to the Ilgwa intersection, this scenic coastal road is often called the "Sunset Coastal Road" due to its breathtaking evening views. A slow drive along this route reveals charming, rustic fishing village landscapes and the stunning sunset over Chagwido Island. Traveling from Gosan-ri toward Sindo-ri, travelers will encounter Suwolbong Peak and the Eongal Coast. Suwolbong, also known as Nokkomul Oreum, is a small volcanic cone standing 77 meters high, offering spectacular panoramic views thanks to its position jutting out toward the sea. The Eongal Coast is a quintessential natural landmark of Jeju, recognized as one of the island's 31 hidden scenic treasures. Its unique coastal cliffs feature striking sedimentary layers and are part of a UNESCO Global Geopark. As part of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 12, this route is perfect for both scenic drives and leisurely walks.

GoijeongNature

West120 min

Goijeong

Open until midnight every day, Goijeong is a restaurant specializing in Jeju black pork geungogi (thick-cut pork) and gabrisal (pork cheek meat). The name "Goijeong" carries a playful meaning: "Is it even okay for the meat (go) to taste this (i) good (jeong)?" During lunch hours, you can enjoy a special set menu featuring black pork, kimchi stew, and rice served according to the number of guests. The basic side dishes include pickled radish, pickled onions, seasoned scallions, young radish kimchi, white kimchi, and corn; the tangy seasoned scallions are particularly perfect for wrapping with meat. When you order, the black pork is first flame-grilled over rice straw on charcoal to lock in the flavor. The resulting thick-cut meat, with its perfect ratio of fat to lean meat, looks incredibly appetizing as it sizzles on the grill. For the best experience, dip the meat into the anchovy sauce infused with sliced green chili peppers. *The 5th location of Domin Sanghoe

Golmok SikdangFood

North90 min

Golmok Sikdang

Tucked away in the Dongmun Alley Market near the end of Jungang-ro in Dongmun Traditional Market, Golmok Sikdang is a hidden gem renowned for its buckwheat kalguksu (hand-cut noodles) made with local Jeju pheasant meat. Unlike typical noodle houses, this restaurant offers a unique and profound flavor profile, featuring hand-kneaded buckwheat noodles served in a rich, deep broth simmered from pheasant meat and bones. With a legacy spanning over 50 years in the same location, this traditional eatery specializes in flavors that honor nature. While buckwheat noodles can be more delicate and fragile than wheat varieties, the texture and nutty aroma bloom beautifully as they soak up the savory broth, creating a subtle yet addictive experience. It is a beloved destination for those who prefer natural, deep flavors over heavy seasoning.

Golche Oreum CampingNature

East120 min

Golche Oreum Camping

Golche Oreum Camping is an ideal family campsite featuring a central grassy field where children can run freely. The site offers free rentals of soccer balls, badminton sets, catch balls, jump ropes, and hula hoops, making it an easy place to enjoy outdoor play. The central lawn provides a safe play area for children, allowing parents to keep a watchful eye from the comfort of their tents. The facilities include six well-maintained wooden deck camping sites and clean, refreshing restrooms, including accessible facilities for people with disabilities. Each site is equipped with its own distribution box for convenient electrical use. Surrounded by numerous oreums (volcanic cones) such as Geumun, Ujinjebi, Min, Budae, and Buso, the area is perfect for scenic walks. Jeju's oreums are said to change their appearance depending on the season, weather, time of day, and even one's mood. This campsite offers the perfect opportunity to experience the ever-changing beauty of these volcanic landscapes.