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CaféLocated in Yongmun-myeon, Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, this bakery cafe features a crystal-clear stream flowing right in front, making it a perfect spot for summer water play or a refreshing retreat. The cafe offers a charming terrace and garden, a large private parking lot, and is a family-friendly space that allows pets indoors (cages required).
NatureLocated in Hwabuk Il-dong, Jeju-si, Gemma Son is a long-standing noodle restaurant beloved by Jeju locals. Its signature dish, Gogi-guksu (meat noodles), features a deep, rich broth topped with generous portions of meat. Other popular menu items include Mom-guk, a hearty soup filled with seaweed and meat, and Bibim-guksu (spicy mixed noodles) served with a special seasoned sauce.
NatureOpened in 1999, Jocheon-eup Library is a public library in the eastern part of Jeju City, featuring a general reference room, a children's room, reading areas, and digital stations. Operating hours are from 08:00 to 22:00, while the children's room is open from 09:00 to 18:00. The library is closed every Friday.
NatureThis coastal road is approximately 4.5km long, connecting Jocheon and Hamdeok. If you start from Hamdeok, the close proximity between the road and the sea makes it ideal for enjoying Jeju's scenery. The starting point, Hamdeok Seoubong Beach, offers an exotic landscape where emerald waters, sandy beaches, and palm trees harmonize. As you follow the road, you will pass through a cape.
NatureCharong Bomal Jeonbok Kalguksu Jeju Airport Branch is a specialty kalguksu restaurant that uses "charong"—the Jeju dialect word for a basket—to serve food instead of traditional trays. Its signature dish, Bomal Jeonbok Kalguksu, features a rich broth made from abalone innards, served with seaweed, abalone meat, and hand-pulled noodles. The menu also includes other offerings such as fried squid and kong-guksu.
NatureSelected as a "good snack shop" by Channel A's Mukgeori X-File, Chakhan Twigim serves various fried specialties with thin batter, such as whole shrimp tempura and squid tempura, alongside tteokbokki and gimbap. They use fresh ingredients without any MSG and serve pickles made from prickly pear to accompany the fried dishes.
NatureLocated within the Sinom-gongdong Ranch west of Eoseungsaengak, this small oreum features a distinctive horseshoe-shaped crater and is lush with vegetation, including maritime pine and kkwang-kwang trees. It serves as a key course along the Cheon-a Forest Trail, and the nearby Cheon-a Valley is a renowned destination for autumn foliage.
CaféLocated at the edge of Dongbaekdongsan, Cafe Dongbaek is a cozy and quiet cafe characterized by its exposed concrete walls and window-framed views. The red door at the entrance is a famous photo zone, and through the large indoor windows, you can enjoy views of the vast fields and a rustic warehouse landscape. The signature menu item is the corn pancake, "Cornfritter," making it a perfect place to rest after a walk through the Dongbaekdongsan forest, a designated Ramsar wetland.
CaféLocated in Goseong-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, this private dessert cafe features a tranquil atmosphere and a cozy garden. The cafe offers visually stunning beverages and bakery kits, with its signature 'Brief Dessert Box'—a beautifully presented gift-like set in a wooden box—available in a limited quantity of only 40 sets per day. The interior is equipped with bookshelves and a free instant photo zone, making it a perfect place to relax leisurely with family.
CaféA brunch cafe located in a residential area near Wolrang Elementary School in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City. It features a red brick exterior with a white-toned interior decorated with romantic fabrics, and is characterized by its gold and white tiles on the front. The cafe serves traditional teas and desserts made with Jeju ingredients.
CaféCafe Hagwiri is a cafe converted from a two-story residential house, located at the Gamundong Entrance intersection on Iljuseo-ro, offering a grassy yard and views of the Jeju sea. The interior features clean decor with seating that feels like an organized living room, along with various outdoor tables. Through the windows, you can take photos set against a backdrop of stone walls and a seaside village. With a prior reservation, you can participate in experience programs such as making aloe soap or pudding. Visiting after 4:00 PM is ideal for enjoying the sunset over the ocean.
CaféLocated on Gwandeok-ro in Jeju City, Cafe Hug offers a delightful selection of beverages ranging from classic Americanos and cappuccinos to traditional ginger ade and jujube tea. You can also enjoy light meals such as sandwiches and toast. Please note that separate parking facilities are not available.