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NatureJeju Ivy Resort is a European-style resort nestled within the embrace of Hallasan Mountain, south-facing to offer stunning views of the Seogwipo coast. The resort features hotel-style jacuzzi rooms and private villas imported from Finland, and provides amenities including an outdoor swimming pool, indoor bubble baths, and fully equipped kitchens for cooking.
NatureLocated on Daepo-ro in Seogwipo, Jeju, Jeju Jet is a premier destination for thrilling marine leisure activities. As the first to introduce imported jet boats directly from New Zealand, it offers a safe yet exhilarating experience. Visitors can enjoy a variety of high-energy water sports while taking in the breathtaking views of the Jeju Jusangjeolli Cliffs. For those seeking a different perspective, parasailing offers the chance to experience the stunning beauty of both the Jeju sea and sky simultaneously. With jet boating and fishing near the cliffs available year-round, guests can enjoy heart-pounding thrills alongside the mysterious and beautiful scenery of Jeju's natural wonders. Operating 365 days a year, Jeju Jet is the perfect place to create unforgettable memories with family, friends, or loved ones.
NatureLocated on Jungmun Tourist Road, Garam Dolsotbap opened in 2003 to honor the memory of the owner's mother, a haenyeo (female diver), by sharing the same heartfelt devotion and fresh ingredients she once provided. The restaurant is beloved for its clean side dishes and popular sea urchin seaweed soup, with every meal featuring abalone or fresh sashimi. A standout feature is the dedicated station where you can mix your seafood stone pot rice with margarine and soy sauce for a rich, flavorful finish. With the warm, smiling service of the staff, it is an ideal spot to enjoy a hearty and satisfying breakfast in Seogwipo.
Located near the Donnaeko Amusement Park in Seogwipo, Jeju, this spa resort offers the geographic advantage of being close to the stunning Wonsang Waterfall. The resort features 38 guest rooms, each equipped with an outdoor terrace, with capacities ranging from 2 to 6 guests depending on the room size and spa amenities. Guests can unwind in the central heated pool and foot bath or enjoy private spa facilities in their rooms. Complimentary WiFi and an on-site restaurant are also available for your convenience.
NatureLocated near the Sinpyeong-ri Community Center in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo City, Jeju Island, this specialty café is a family-run business that continues the legacy of its founders' orchard. It prides itself on using locally grown Jeju apple mangoes cultivated by the owners themselves. The signature dish is the Apple Mango Bingsu (shaved ice), generously topped with fresh fruit from their own trees, alongside refreshing juices and smoothies made from the same premium produce.
FoodLocated within the Orange Blue Pension behind Seogwipo Girls' High School, Jayeonseureoun Sikdang is a restaurant specializing in Mediterranean cuisine. Utilizing local Jeju ingredients, the menu features Mediterranean dishes such as souvlaki and tzatziki, including specialties like Greek Octopus Salad seasoned with Hallabong and canola flower honey, Jeju Bomal Rice, and Galchi Fillet Papillote. As it is operated by a single chef, advanced reservations are recommended. Pets are welcome to join you.
NatureConnecting Sangmo-ri in Daejeong-eup to Sagye-ri in Andeok-myeon, this scenic route is one of Jeju's premier coastal drives and has been named one of the "100 Most Beautiful Roads in Korea." Travelers can enjoy stunning coastal views of Sagye and Sangmo along the way, with the iconic Hyeongje Islands as a backdrop. On clear days, you can even catch a glimpse of Marado, the southernmost island in South Korea.
NatureLocated on the 5.16 Road, Jeju's first national highway connecting Jeju City and Seogwipo, this forest tunnel features evergreen and deciduous trees forming an arch over the road. Stretching for approximately 1.2km starting from the 2.6km mark toward Seogwipo from the Hallasan Seongpanak Rest Area, this section allows you to enjoy a drive while taking in the changing mountain tunnel scenery throughout the four seasons.
NatureLocated in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo, Jeju, Geomeun Noru is a unique eatery specializing in noodle dishes and boiled meat. Moving away from conventional menu structures, the restaurant features thick, chewy hand-cut noodles that offer a satisfying texture, paired with a rich, deeply flavored broth. A standout dish is the handmade meat skewers, served on a long wooden board with grilled pork shoulder, front leg meat, onions, shrimp, and mushrooms. For groups, the 'Noru Hanpan' platter—featuring pork ribs, grilled vegetables, and a variety of sauces—is an excellent choice for sharing. The interior, adorned with vintage and antique decor, adds a charming aesthetic touch to the dining experience.
NatureLocated in Wimi-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, this bakery cafe features a charming blend of a vintage red-brick warehouse exterior and a sleek, modern interior. The spacious lawn garden, furnished with parasol tables, makes it a family-friendly destination perfect for those traveling with children or pets. Stop by to indulge in their delicious selection of desserts, including signature cheesecakes.
NatureLocated on Daepo-ro near the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Badada is a café renowned for its panoramic views of the Jungmun coastline. Guests can relax by the sea while savoring a variety of beverages, including non-alcoholic lime mojitos, Hallspring-based drinks, iced teas, Americanos, and vanilla lattes.
NatureLocated near Sagye Port in Seogwipo, Jeju, this specialty eel rice bowl restaurant serves a signature dish featuring tender grilled eel topped with caramelized onions over fluffy white rice. To ensure quality, they only prepare 50 servings per day and close as soon as ingredients run out.