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FoodLocated in Goseong-ri near Seongsan Ilchulbong, this charming old-school eatery serves authentic home-cooked meals with a mother's touch. When you order their signature braised cutlassfish, a whole grilled cutlassfish is provided as a complimentary service. Served with a variety of side dishes such as braised anchovies, seasoned black beans, and assorted vegetables, it is an excellent spot for a delicious and budget-friendly breakfast or meal.
NatureLocated near Seopjikoji, this container-style sushi restaurant features exquisite cuisine crafted by a chef with professional hotel training. The menu offers assorted sushi sets and sashimi, with ingredients carefully selected daily for peak freshness, complemented by a unique black pork konjac appetizer. Beyond traditional Japanese fare, guests can also enjoy a diverse menu including poke bowls and pasta made with fresh Jeju ingredients.
NatureStretching from Sehwa-ri in Gujwa-eup to Seongsan-ri in Seongsan-eup, this scenic coastal road traces the eastern edge of Jeju Island. Spanning a total of 15.8 km, it is distinguished as one of the longest coastal drives on the island and is renowned for its breathtaking coastal scenery.
NatureLocated near Seongsan High School, this specialty restaurant serves fresh, wild-caught sashimi. It is a trusted supplier of high-quality seafood to both Jeju and major markets like Noryangjin in Seoul. Known for its exceptional value, it is the perfect spot to enjoy premium wild-caught sashimi at reasonable prices.
NatureLocated near Seongsan Ilchulbong, this performance stage features authentic demonstrations by local haenyeo (women divers) from the Seongsan Fishing Village. The program includes introductions to the haenyeo lifestyle and demonstrations of traditional diving and seafood harvesting, offering spectators a close-up view of these skilled divers as they enter the sea.
ExperienceLocated as an extension of Gwangchigi Beach, Seongsanpo JC Park offers breathtaking, unobstructed views of Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. The park features a pleasant walking trail along the perimeter and a lush grassy meadow in the center. Stone benches facing the ocean provide the perfect spot to relax and soak in the stunning coastal scenery.
NatureOperating from the Seongsanpo General Passenger Terminal, these large-scale cruise ships offer a scenic tour around the waters of Udo Island. Passengers can marvel at the breathtaking views of the Eight Scenic Views of Udo and the world-renowned Sunrise Marine Park. The voyage also provides stunning views of diverse natural wonders, including the coral sand beaches of Seobinbaeksa and various natural sea caves.
NatureSeongsan Haechon is a beautiful Korean restaurant offering breathtaking views of Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak and the azure ocean. Located right at the water's edge, dining here feels as if you are enjoying a meal on a ship. The restaurant specializes in the 'Haechon Set Menu,' featuring a variety of fresh seafood including sashimi and grilled specialties.
NatureSeongeup Green Tea Village is a tea plantation dedicated to producing and processing premium green tea grown in Jeju's unique volcanic soil and pure bedrock water. Visitors can immerse themselves in the lush scenery of verdant tea fields, explore natural lava caves located within the village, and enjoy a relaxing foot bath experience at the local cafe.
NatureNamed after the wide, fortress-like rock walls that encircle the mountainside, Seongpanak is a lush area blanketed in dense forests and characterized by deep, expansive valleys such as Seongneol Valley. Located midway along the 5·16 Road connecting Jeju City and Seogwipo City, it serves as a vital hub for hikers, housing the Seongpanak Trail—one of the primary routes through Hallasan National Park—and the local visitor information center.
ShoppingLocated near the Sehwa central intersection and the coastal road leading to Sehwa Beach, this traditional Jeju market is easily accessible. Featuring approximately 150 stalls, the market operates as a periodic "five-day market" on the 5th and 10th of every month. It is a vibrant space where you can witness the authentic daily lives of local residents and merchants intertwining.
NatureLocated on the path from Lee Jung-seob Art Museum toward Seogwipo Middle School, Centro is an Italian restaurant where every dish is made from scratch. The menu features a delightful variety of homemade specialties, including potato gnocchi, lasagna, bisque cream pasta, and savory clam stews.
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