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CaféBuilt in 1978, this dessert cafe is a beautifully renovated stone warehouse once used as a tangerine orchard, designed to evoke the nostalgic warmth of childhood memories spent at a grandmother's house. Every cake, yanggaeng (sweet red bean jelly), and beverage features house-made fruit syrups. Be sure to try the signature menu items, such as the Green Tangerine Mousse Cake and the Jeju Green Tea Shot Choux Cream Latte.
NatureTangerine Kart is a new go-kart track that combines the inherent thrill of go-karting, offering an exhilarating sense of speed, with the beauty of 'flowers' from Jeju.
ExperienceOperated by the Harye Tangerine Bakery Cooperative, the Tangerine Sangwe Bread Experience offers a unique opportunity to handcraft tangerine-infused Sangwe bread, a creative twist on the traditional Jeju local delicacy, Sangwe-tteok. Using fresh local ingredients such as Hallabong, tangerines, and mugwort, this hands-on activity brings the flavors of Jeju to life. After crafting your own treats, you can complete the experience by enjoying your freshly made bread alongside Shindari, a traditional fermented beverage.
ExperienceLocated in Hwabuk-dong, Jeju City, Tangerine Field No. 76 is a delightful destination where you can experience the magic of tangerine picking during the winter season. Within this sprawling orchard, you can admire the vibrant yellow citrus fruits and enjoy a hands-on picking experience guided by friendly staff. The farm also features various beautifully curated photo zones, making it the perfect spot to capture aesthetic and memorable photos.
CaféOpened in September 2001, O’Sulloc Tea Museum is a cultural space where Eastern and Western traditions meet modernity, serving as a museum that showcases tea-related artifacts from both Korea and abroad. Located at the entrance of the Seogwang Tea Garden in Jeju, O’Sulloc Tea Museum offers a nature-friendly environment surrounded by sprawling, lush green tea fields.
ExperienceA hidden valley where seawater and freshwater meet, marking the end of Jeju Olle Trail Route 5 and the beginning of Route 6
FoodJeju thatched house Sanbangsan is a restaurant specializing in traditional Korean course meals (Hanjeongsik), featuring a clean and pleasant interior designed with a charming thatched house aesthetic and a lovely courtyard. To complete your dining experience, you can indulge in a variety of local Jeju desserts, such as yanggaeng (sweet red bean jelly), Hallasan Dol Chal-tteok bread, and Hallabong Oranda, making it the perfect spot for a sweet finish to your meal.
ShoppingLocated in the scenic mid-mountain area of Andeok-myeon, Remember Jeju is a charming souvenir boutique housed in a beautiful brick building with ample parking available. The shop offers a delightful selection of items, including postcards capturing the breathtaking landscapes of Jeju and adorable character glassware, alongside fresh seasonal produce such as house-grown tangerines and other specialty citrus fruits.
NatureThe Original Marado Jajangmyeon was the first Jajangmyeon restaurant in Marado. It offers the best seafood Jajangmyeon(black-bean-sauce noodles) which consists of abundant fresh seafood and Marado hijikia and seafood Jjamppong(Chinese-style-noodles with vegetables and seafood) If you go to Marado, visit the Original Marado Jajangmyeon, which is located right in front of the Mara branch school. The restaurant has appeared on many TV programs including “Infinite challenge”, which has made it a popular spot for many tourists from across Korea.
CaféWE Hospital is South Korea's first health resort that fuses five-star hotel services with health medicine services. We offer a unique healing program through a variety of wellness and therapy programs at the Health Promotion Center's Anti-Aging and Beauty Center, as well as the Wellness Center and Medical Spa Center. WE Hotel's high-quality service combined with WE Hospital's healthcare service provides a one-stop MediWell service.
FoodLocated in a small village in Andeok-myeon, Sikgwa Hamkke offers a hearty meal featuring various local ingredients, such as Jeju-produced hairtail and sea snails. Notably, a single-serving meal is available, and a variety of set menus are prepared to suit individual tastes.
CaféCafe Badaganeungil, located on the way to Saeyeongyo Bridge, is a place that offers a small rest to people coming and going, as Saeseom Island, Seogwipo Municipal Marine Park, and Seogwipo Cruise Ships are nearby.