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NatureRecognized as one of Jeju's 31 hidden gems, this cedar-lined forest trail winds from Bijarim-ro through Mulchat Oreum and Saryeoni Oreum. The name 'Saryeoni' carries the meaning of a 'sacred forest,' offering travelers a serene escape where you can wander through dense cedar groves while immersing yourself in subtle woodland scents and the soothing sounds of nature.
Originally a forest road used by local residents, this trail was revitalized to showcase a lush canopy of towering cedar trees planted in the 1970s. At the trailhead, you will find a water exhibition center highlighting the value of Jeju Samdasoo, while the trail itself offers a glimpse into the area's history as a former pasture for horses and a traditional hunting ground.
StayLocated within the Gotjawal forest in Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Ecoland Hotel is a five-star hotel with a European castle atmosphere, featuring a total of 200 guest rooms, including 49 suites. Accessible via Korea's largest connecting bridge, the property boasts a swimming pool and restaurants, and guests can enjoy access to the onsite Ecoland Theme Park and an organic eco-friendly golf club.
NatureYeonbukjeong is a Joseon Dynasty pavilion built in 1590, during the 23rd year of King Seonjo's reign, and was renovated and renamed in 1599. It is designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 3. Located on a flat area by the seaside, the structure features a three-bay front and two-bay side with a paljak (hip-and-gable) roof. It embodies the loyal devotion of those exiled to the island, expressing their longing for the King in the north.
NatureChangkom is a rock located east of Bukchon Hwanhae Fortress and Yongmul, and its name refers to a stone with a hole, derived from the Jeju dialect "Chang Gomang." It serves as a popular photo zone where you can take pictures of Daryeodo Island and the ocean through a naturally formed hole. It is also famous as a filming location for the drama "Extraordinary Attorney Woo."
NatureThe Gueom-ri Stone Salt Farm is a historic site where seawater was evaporated on expansive basalt rock formations to produce salt; it is also known as 'Sogeum-bille' in the Jeju dialect. Located near Gueom Port, this scenic landmark offers a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of old Jeju, especially when paired with the breathtaking views of the sunset over the ocean.
NatureLocated near Jeolmul Natural Recreation Forest, Nangtteul-e Swimpang is a traditional Korean restaurant offering a spacious dining area with both table and floor seating for a classic atmosphere. The menu features wholesome Korean set meals, including fresh wrap vegetables, bibimbap, and sujebi (hand-pulled dough soup), all prepared with a focus on clean flavors and nutrition. The signature Nangtteul Set Meal, known for its generous and abundant spread, is a local favorite.
NatureLocated in Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Seonheulgot is a charming Korean restaurant that welcomes guests with a cozy, hand-crafted interior and a beautifully manicured, intimate garden. The restaurant specializes in healthy Ssambap (rice wraps) made with fresh, locally sourced Jeju ingredients. Each meal features a bountiful spread of side dishes, tender Dombe-gogi (boiled pork), grilled mackerel, and a variety of fresh wrap vegetables. For the perfect bite, combine the mackerel and pork with fresh greens and savory sauces to enjoy a wholesome and nourishing meal.
NatureLocated in Yeon-dong, Jeju City, Gloucester Hotel Jeju is an urban hotel offering ideal accommodations for both business travelers and vacationers. The hotel features on-site dining and banquet facilities, along with complimentary Wi-Fi and private parking. Its prime location provides excellent accessibility, situated just about 600 meters from the Shilla Duty Free Shop.
NatureLocated behind the Jeju Provincial Government, this specialty seafood stew restaurant is famous for its generous servings of fresh, live seafood. The broth is clean and refreshing rather than heavy, perfectly capturing the natural umami of the sea. A popular way to finish the meal is by adding ramen noodles to the remaining broth.
NatureNestled quietly in an alley near Gu-eom Port in Jeju, Gotto Coffee Bar is a charming café housed in a renovated traditional home that exudes a unique and warm atmosphere. The standout feature of its interior is the floor-to-ceiling stained glass window at the front of the coffee bar, which bathes the space in soft light and adds a sophisticated touch. The former living room now serves as the main coffee area, while two other rooms are styled to be clean and cozy, offering distinct vibes for enjoying your brew. With its stylish yet inviting decor, the café is filled with photogenic spots from every angle. Signature drinks include filter coffee and Terrine—a smooth, rich espresso-based beverage—alongside a variety of other options like Einspänner and cream soda, allowing you to choose according to your preference.
NatureNestled along the seaside of Oedo in Jeju City, this unassuming café is housed in a renovated traditional stone house, discreetly tucked away in an alley without any signage. The property consists of two buildings separated by a small courtyard, adorned with authentic traditional props such as wooden chests, paper windows, and earthenware jars.