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A quiet guesthouse with a great view located in Wimi-ri
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ExperienceA quiet guesthouse with a great view located in Wimi-ri
FoodLocated in the restaurant district at the entrance of Songaksan, Songasksan Uncle's Hwadeok Pizza specializes in handcrafted pizzas and brunch dishes made in a traditional wood-fired oven. Its convenient location makes it the perfect spot to enjoy a delicious meal before or after your stroll along the Songaksan Olle Trail.
CaféLocated in Tosan 1-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Hwadeok Pizza is a unique cafe and restaurant that doubles as an art gallery, featuring interiors meticulously designed by an artist using ancient trees and vintage decor. You'll be greeted by a large rabbit statue at the entrance, while the interior—with its crisp white walls and rustic wood-fired oven—offers the perfect backdrop for photos. The menu features delicious Neapolitan-style pizza, "painting" pizzas, and pasta. Please note that Hwadeok Pizza is open only on Mondays and Tuesdays.
FoodLocated in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju, Bongyou is a specialty restaurant dedicated to premium pork cutlets made with Jeju's famous black pork. The signature menu features the Bongyou Black Pork Sirloin Cutlet and the Bongyou Black Pork Tenderloin Cheese Cutlet. For those seeking something unique, the restaurant also serves creative dishes such as crispy cutlets filled with sweet lobster and red banded lobster (ttaksasewoo).
NatureKnown as the smallest church in Korea, the Pilgrim's Church can be discovered while walking along the Jeju Olle Route 13. Passing through a narrow gate, you will encounter a charming, quaint garden, leading to a sanctuary so cozy that it can barely accommodate two or three people at a time.
ShoppingLee Jung-seop Street is a vibrant cultural and artistic district located in Seogwipo, steeped in the traces of the genius painter Lee Jung-seop. The street features the preserved Lee Jung-seop residence—a traditional thatched-roof house where he lived with his family during their wartime displacement—offering a poignant glimpse into the lifestyle of that era. Today, the area beautifully blends history with creativity, as various artisan workshops and contemporary art spaces coexist along the street.
FoodLocated in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Glagla Hawaii is a place where you can enjoy exotic dishes made using various ingredients from Jeju, such as fish and potatoes.
NatureDeep and clean-tasting pork noodles made with bone broth simmered for 12 hours and house-made noodles aged for 24 hours
CaféAn Indian-inspired specialty café near Sanbangsan Mountain in Jeju, known as “a small and slow chai house.”
ExperienceLocated in Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju Saemmoru Pension derives its name from the combination of "saem" (spring) and the Jeju dialect word "moru" (hill), meaning "the hill where a spring wells up." True to its name, Jeju Saemmoru Pension is nestled atop a hill where fresh springs flow, offering a collection of private, standalone villas for a truly secluded stay.
FoodJungmun Fishing Village Haenyeo House is a restaurant serving incredibly fresh, wild-caught seafood and savory abalone porridge harvested directly by local haenyeo. While you dine, you can witness the fascinating sight of haenyeo tending to the aquarium by placing fresh abalone inside. It is the perfect place to enjoy a wide variety of seafood—including octopus, sea cucumber, sea squirt, and conch—at very reasonable prices.
NatureLocated in Namwon-eup, Jeju, Gongcheonpo is a tranquil little harbor and beach where the concrete breakwater is blanketed in charming pebbles. Here, you can unwind to the soothing, rhythmic sound of stones rolling in the tide. Situated right in front of Gongcheonpo Sikdang, the area also offers convenient parking, making it easily accessible for all visitors.