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Experience

West120 min

Jeoji Artist Village

Jeoji Artist Village is an artist enclave that began in 1999 as a development initiative for idle public land in the former Bukjeju-gun and was designated as the Jeoji Cultural District in 210. The village hosts public cultural facilities such as the Kim Chang-yeol Museum of Art and the Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art, alongside various artist galleries featuring genres like painting and sculpture. Visitors can also enjoy the natural scenery, including Saeoreum (Jeojiak) at the center of the village, as well as the nearby Saenggak-haneun Park and Gotjawal.

Nature

West120 min

Barime Oreum

Standing at an altitude of 763 meters, Barime Oreum is a circular volcanic cone that preserves a classic crater shape, measuring 130 meters in circumference and 78 meters in depth. The name is said to derive from its resemblance to a 'bari'—the alms bowl used by Buddhist monks. While a ranch occupies the western slopes, the remaining hillsides are beautifully blanketed in lush pine forests.

Nature

South120 min

Seogeondo Island

Located along the coast of Gangjeong-dong, Seogwipo, Seogeondo Island is famous for its "Miracle of Moses" phenomenon, where the sea splits to connect the island to Jeju's main island about ten times a month depending on the tides. This phenomenon is most pronounced during full moons, new moons, and spring tide periods; at low tide, the receding waters reveal a path over 10 meters wide, allowing visitors to walk directly to the island.

Nature

South120 min

The Cliff

Located near Jungmun Beach, The Cliff is a multi-purpose amusement space featuring a cafe and pub with stunning ocean views and sunset vistas. The indoor area is equipped with bean bags, darts, and soccer games for relaxation and leisure. Please note that the venue operates as a no-kids zone after 7:00 PM.

Nature

West120 min

Aewol Coastal Road

Just a 10km drive from Jeju International Airport, you will encounter the Aewol Coastal Road, a stretch of coastline renowned among locals and travelers alike for its breathtaking beauty. Stretching approximately 9km along the northwestern shoreline, this scenic drive offers stunning views of Jeju's turquoise waters. Beyond driving, the route is well-equipped with dedicated cycling paths and walking trails, making it perfect for biking or a leisurely stroll. As a segment of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 16, this road is a premier destination for cycling and trekking enthusiasts. The journey is punctuated by numerous coastal landmarks, including Gueom Port, Namdori Shelter, Sinom-ri Breakwater, Gonae Port, Darak Shelter, and the "Big Rock Face," offering endless opportunities to pull over and soak in the scenery. With a wide array of local restaurants, charming cafes, and diverse accommodations nearby, it remains one of the most popular must-visit routes for travelers exploring Jeju.

Nature

East120 min

Gasia Bang Guksu

Located in Seongsan-eup, Gasia Bang Guksu is a popular local restaurant specializing in Gogi-guksu (meat noodles), a signature Jeju specialty. The signature meat noodles feature a rich, savory broth paired with tender yellow noodles and flavorful Dombe-gogi (boiled pork) toppings. Other popular choices include spicy mixed noodles (Bibim-guksu) and anchovy noodles, both known for their unique umami flavors. For those wanting to try a bit of everything, the set menu offers a great value, allowing you to enjoy both noodles and a portion of Dombe-gogi in one meal.

Nature

South120 min

Dongseon Jemyeonga

Located at the Wimi entrance intersection in Seogwipo, Jeju, this traditional noodle specialty restaurant is known for its sophisticated and clean presentation. The signature dish is Molmang-guksu, a thick noodle soup made by simmering Jeju-grown fresh pork bones and sea trumpet (mozaban). The restaurant also offers set menus that include delicious Dombe-gogi (boiled pork).

Nature

North120 min

Samdasoo Forest Trail

Originally a forest road used by local residents, this trail was revitalized to showcase a lush canopy of towering cedar trees planted in the 1970s. At the trailhead, you will find a water exhibition center highlighting the value of Jeju Samdasoo, while the trail itself offers a glimpse into the area's history as a former pasture for horses and a traditional hunting ground.

Nature

West120 min

Sangga-ri Palm Forest

Located in Sangga-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, this exotic palm grove was originally a farm specializing in palm trees. With benches nestled under the shade and various photo zones, it is a perfect spot for visitors to relax or capture aesthetic, Instagrammable moments.

Nature

South120 min

Secheon Port

Located in Wimi-ri, Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, Secheon Port is a charmingly small harbor also known as Gonnaetgolgae. Situated at the tail end of Wimi-ri—a village historically named 'Umi' because its landscape resembles a reclining cow—this area features well-maintained coastal walking trails and barrier-free paths designed for easy access by wheelchair users and travelers with limited mobility.

Stay

North120 min

Ecoland Hotel

Located within the Gotjawal forest in Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Ecoland Hotel is a five-star hotel with a European castle atmosphere, featuring a total of 200 guest rooms, including 49 suites. Accessible via Korea's largest connecting bridge, the property boasts a swimming pool and restaurants, and guests can enjoy access to the onsite Ecoland Theme Park and an organic eco-friendly golf club.

Nature

North120 min

Yeonbukjeong

Yeonbukjeong is a Joseon Dynasty pavilion built in 1590, during the 23rd year of King Seonjo's reign, and was renovated and renamed in 1599. It is designated as Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Tangible Cultural Heritage No. 3. Located on a flat area by the seaside, the structure features a three-bay front and two-bay side with a paljak (hip-and-gable) roof. It embodies the loyal devotion of those exiled to the island, expressing their longing for the King in the north.

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