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Experience

East90 min

Jeju Island UNESCO Global Geopark

Jeju is a volcanic island formed by volcanic eruptions. Nine geological sites with outstanding landscapes and immense geoscience value—including Hallasan, Seongsan Ilchulbong, and Manjanggul Cave—have been certified as the Jeju Island UNESCO Global Geopark. Major attractions include Hallasan (1,950m), the highest peak in South Korea, Manjanggul Cave (7,400m long) within the Geomunoreum Lava Tube System, Sanbangsan Mountain, and Yongmeori Coast, all of which preserve the original forms of volcanic topography.

Jeju Island World Natural Heritage Exploration Course 1

Nature

East120 min

Jeju Island World Natural Heritage Exploration Course 1

This travel itinerary allows you to experience the exquisite natural landscapes and unique flavors of Jeju Island. Explore Jeju's hidden gems, including the silver grass fields of Sangumburi, where a feast of autumn reeds unfolds, and Seongsan Ilchulbong, a breathtaking peak registered as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site.

Jeju World Natural Heritage Exploration Course 3

Experience

North120 min

Jeju World Natural Heritage Exploration Course 3

This curated itinerary takes you on a journey through Manjanggul Cave, Jeju Stone Park, and the Folk Natural History Museum. Experience the breathtaking geological wonders of Manjanggul Cave—a designated UNESCO World Natural Heritage site—while immersing yourself in the rich stone culture of Jeju, the traditional way of life, and the island's unique natural history.

Experience

South120 min

Jeju Doyecheon

Jeju Doyecheon is an exhibition facility for Jeju Onggi (traditional earthenware), where Heo-beokjang Sin Chang-hyeon, Jeju Intangible Cultural Heritage No. 14, and his successors carry on the tradition of pottery. It is characterized by firing ceramics using natural glazes created by flames without artificial glazes, and by using pure Jeju volcanic ash soil with minimized impurities. Visitors can view traditional Jeju Onggi amidst stone walls and a tranquil Hanok atmosphere to experience the unique sensibility of Jeju.

Stay

South90 min

Jeju-do Pine Beach Pension

Located in Taewi-ro, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Jeju-do Pine Beach Pension is situated near the seaside at a midpoint of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 4. The pension offers both ocean-view guest rooms and caravans, and provides private parking and BBQ facilities.

Experience

North120 min

Jeju Reading Festival

Hosted by the Udang Library in Jeju City, the Jeju Reading Festival is a premier reading culture festival that will celebrate its 10th anniversary in 2026. Under the theme "Gathering in the Book Field," it provides a diverse platform for cultural exchange through author lectures, book fairs, outdoor libraries, exhibitions, and various hands-on experience programs.

Food

West120 min

Jeju Dot

Located in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, this specialty pork grill restaurant uses the Jeju dialect word 'Dot' for pig to offer black pork dishes. The well-maintained yard features tents, chairs, and a play area for children, making it suitable for families. Staff provide a service of grilling the thick cuts of meat directly, and the establishment is equipped with amenities such as a large parking lot and baby chairs.

Nature

North120 min

Jeju Ttosirang

Located on Yeonbuk-ro in Hwabuk-dong, Jeju-si, Jeju Ttosirang is a specialty shop for gimbap and lunch boxes. Its signature menu items include 'Doldam Gimbap,' made with Jeju black pork and black rice, and 'Ttosirang Yubu,' which features six different toppings. Jeju Ttosirang has been featured on KBS TV's *Pyeonstorang*. Due to the nature of the food, items are available exclusively through advance reservation and takeout.

Food

East120 min

Jeju Ttukbaegi

Located at the entrance of the Seongsan Ilchulbong access road, Jeju Ttukbaegi is the first famous restaurant in Seongsan-ri. Its signature dish is the abalone seafood stew, packed with fresh seafood such as obunjagi (top shell), shrimp, crab, and conch. Braised cutlassfish, braised mackerel, and savory abalone porridge are also popular choices, making Jeju Ttukbaegi an ideal spot for families and group gatherings.

Food

North90 min

Jeju Matjib Kalguksu

Jeju Okdom Sikdang serves Bomal Abalone Kalguksu, featuring hand-cut noodles and abalone in a broth rich with sea snails (bomal) and seaweed. You can enjoy the unique color of the broth, characterized by the chewy texture of the sea snails and its green-tinted entrails. A tip from regulars is to add the provided bean sprouts and Cheongyang chili peppers to your taste.

Experience

West120 min

Jeju Beer

Jeju Beer is a craft brewery established in partnership with Brooklyn Brewery. It offers brewery tours and a personalized glass-making experience, where visitors can learn about the brewing process, enjoy tastings, and purchase souvenirs.

Nature

North120 min

Jeju Mobsi

Located in the seaside village of Oedong-dong, Jeju City, Jeju Mobsi is an ocean-view cafe offering coffee made from beans roasted on-site, alongside freshly baked ciabatta and brioche brunch. Depending on the season, guests can enjoy different views of the sea: the lights of boats in summer, the wind and waves in autumn, and seagulls and cormorants in winter. The cafe features outdoor bar seating facing the ocean and a dedicated space for cultural enjoyment.