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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.
NatureLocated near the Seogwang-ri Welfare Hall in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, this cozy Korean restaurant is run by a family trio: Soyoung, Kyuhyung, and their mother. The menu features three signature offerings, including the 'So Set Menu'—a healthy, casual brunch made with minimal seasoning—and the 'Kyu Set Menu,' a creative fusion dish. Since the portions are light, we recommend ordering multiple dishes to share.
NatureA renowned Chinese restaurant that has become a local favorite among Jeju residents for its exceptional seafood noodles. The signature Samseon Gochu Jjamppong features a spicy, bold broth packed with a generous assortment of fresh vegetables and seafood, while the Samseon Gan-jjajang is stir-fried quickly over high heat to ensure a perfectly fresh texture.
NatureLocated in Yeonpyeong-ri, Udo-myeon, this oreum is affectionately known by local residents as 'Seommeri.' It represents the head portion of Udo's overall topography, which is shaped like a cow lying down with its head raised.
This boutique shop offers a unique selection of Jeju local delicacies, including salts crafted from Jeju's agricultural and marine products, vegan-certified handmade bugak (fried seaweed snacks), and sweet handmade gangjeong (traditional grain snacks). Located just 15 minutes from the airport, it is the perfect place to experience rare and authentic flavors of Jeju.
NatureLocated along Bijarim-ro in Songdang-ri, Jeju City, Songdang Mukkeunmoru takes its name from 'moru,' meaning a small hill, though the landscape is now a level plain with little perceptible slope. The area is home to Cafe Andor, and since the cafe's opening, it has become a popular destination for photography enthusiasts.
NatureLocated at Seomun Intersection in Jeju's old downtown, Songnim Banjum is a historic Chinese restaurant with a 70-year legacy, originally opened by a Chinese immigrant family in the 1950s. It is widely acclaimed for serving the best Gan-jjajang (black bean sauce noodles with stir-fried ingredients) on Jeju Island. The restaurant specializes in authentic, old-school Chinese cuisine, featuring signature dishes such as Gan-jjajang, Tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork), and Jjamppong.
NatureLocated along the roadside south of the Hanyang-dong intersection in Josu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju City, Songa Oreum features gentle slopes and a weathered landscape where erosion has obscured its original form. The terrain is characterized by a horseshoe-shaped crater, suggesting that the southern side of the volcanic vent once opened up.
NatureLocated in Seogwipo, Jeju, Songaksan Observatory offers breathtaking panoramic views of Sanbangsan Mountain, Hallasan Mountain, and Marado Island. With its stunning scenery and seamless connection to the Songaksan Coastal Trail, it is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and travelers accompanied by pets.
NatureLocated near the Sumang Intersection in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, Sumang Dawon is an organic tea plantation and specialty cafe. Here, you can enjoy a variety of beverages, including matcha and black tea, crafted from green tea grown using organic methods in a pristine natural environment. This award-winning tea garden, which has received a Gold Prize at the World Tea Expo, offers a tranquil space to sip tea while gazing out over sprawling, lush green tea fields.
NatureLocated in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, Suak (Mureum) is a cone-shaped parasitic volcano surrounded by lush forests of black pine and cedar trees. The summit features a forest fire lookout tower and nature conservation signage, while the natural habitat of the Sinrye-ri King Cherry Trees—a designated Natural Monument—can be found just across the road to the north.