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ExperienceThe coast of Yongsu-ri in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, is a Catholic holy site established to commemorate the place where Father Kim Dae-geon Andrea, the first Korean priest, was shipwrecked while returning to Korea on the Raphael and celebrated the first Mass on Korean soil. Yongsu Seongji features a memorial hall, a commemorative chapel, and a restored Raphael. It is located at the junction of Olle Trail Course 12 and Course 13.
NatureLunafall is a massive nocturnal digital theme park based on the story of a heavy moon falling onto Jeju Island. Visitors can wander through night paths to enjoy immersive experiences while admiring fantastical fragments filled with whispered wishes.
Located in Hannam-ri, Seogwipo, Meochewat Forest Trail is a natural healing destination where visitors can experience vast ranch grasslands, cypress forest tunnels, and untouched primeval forests. Nestled within the Gyorae-Hannam area—a part of Jeju's unique Gotjawal ecosystem—the trail offers a chance to observe diverse ecological wonders, including lava rock formations, tangled thickets of ancient trees, and lush ferns.
NatureLocated along the coast of Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo, Seogeondo Island is famous for its "Miracle of Moses" phenomenon, where the sea splits to connect the island to Jeju's main island about ten times a month depending on the tides. This phenomenon is most pronounced during full moons, new moons, and spring tide periods; at low tide, the receding waters reveal a path over 10 meters wide, allowing visitors to walk directly to the island.
Located near Jungmun Beach, The Cliff is a multi-purpose amusement space featuring a cafe and pub with stunning ocean views and sunset vistas. The indoor area is equipped with bean bags, darts, and soccer games for relaxation and leisure. Please note that the venue operates as a no-kids zone after 7:00 PM.
NatureLocated at the Wimi entrance intersection in Seogwipo, Jeju, this traditional noodle specialty restaurant is known for its sophisticated and clean presentation. The signature dish is Molmang-guksu, a thick noodle soup made by simmering Jeju-grown fresh pork bones and sea trumpet (mozaban). The restaurant also offers set menus that include delicious Dombe-gogi (boiled pork).
NatureLocated in Wimi-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, Secheon Port is a charmingly small harbor also known as Gonnaetgolgae. Situated at the tail end of Wimi-ri—a village historically named 'Umi' because its landscape resembles a reclining cow—this area features well-maintained coastal walking trails and barrier-free paths designed for easy access by wheelchair users and travelers with limited mobility.
NatureLocated in Seogwipo, Jeju, Jeju Suite Hotel is a luxury hotel offering free WiFi and free parking facilities. The hotel features two bars/lounges on-site and boasts excellent accessibility to popular tourist attractions such as Sanbangsan and Jeju World Cup Stadium.
ShoppingLocated within the Jungmun Tourist Complex, Jungmun Hyangto Five-Day Market is a traditional market that has been operating since 1965, having formed alongside refugees in the 1950s. It primarily sells agricultural products and seafood grown and caught by local residents. While it is smaller in scale than Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market, you can experience the warm and nostalgic atmosphere of an old rural marketplace.
NatureLocated on Ieodo-ro in Seogwipo, this specialty Chinese and Western restaurant is run by a chef with 15 years of experience at the Shilla Hotel. It is renowned for its signature dishes, including smoky beef brisket and king rib jjamppong, Jeju black pork cutlet topped with snowflake cheese, and shrimp with lemon cream sauce.
NatureGalchiwang is a specialty seafood restaurant in Jeju that serves incredibly fresh hairtail fish, sourced daily through auctions at Seogwipo Port, at affordable prices. The Whole Hairtail Seafood Steamed Dish and the Braised Hairtail Set offer a rich fusion of seafood and hairtail flavors. The meal is further elevated by excellent side dishes, including grilled tilefish, grilled mackerel, fresh hairtail sashimi, and soy-marinated crab.
Located in Hyo-dong, Seogwipo (near the Hyodon-dong Community Center), this Chinese restaurant has gained fame after being featured on popular TV shows such as 'Wednesday Food Talk' and 'Baek Jong-won's Top 3 Chefs.' The signature dishes include a spicy seafood jjamppong—made with a rich bone broth base and loaded with squid, mussels, shrimp, and vegetables—and crispy tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork). The restaurant features a spacious seating area with tables and chairs for a comfortable dining experience.