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NatureLocated in Sinchon-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Hello Namsaengi is a striking cafe designed by architect Hyun Gun-chul. The structure won a Grand Prize at the Jeju Architecture Culture Awards for its clever integration of the site's natural terrain and its turtle pond. Featuring a unique design with "wings" that allow guests to ascend directly to the rooftop, the building's avant-garde exterior makes it a must-visit architectural landmark.
NatureLocated adjacent to Hallim Park on the western side of Jeju City, Hyeopjae Beach offers a breathtaking landscape where pristine white sands—composed of fine seashell powder—meet cobalt blue waters and the iconic silhouette of Biyangdo Island. With its shallow waters and gentle slopes, it is an ideal destination for families. The southwestern coastline connects seamlessly to Geumneung Beach, and locals often refer to the two stretches of sand together as Hyeopjae Beach. The beach is well-equipped with convenient amenities, including changing rooms, showers, rest areas, drinking fountains, and restrooms. Surrounded by lush pine forests, visitors can enjoy camping and forest bathing, while the abundance of abalone and conch ensures a feast of fresh local seafood. Nearby attractions such as Hallim Park, Hyeopjae Cave, Myeongwoldae, Hwangnyongsa, and Yeonggaksa Temple allow for a rich cultural itinerary alongside beach activities. The view of Biyangdo Island framed by the crystal-clear sea is particularly stunning, especially during the breathtaking sunsets. Experience the charm of a perfect getaway: the refreshing sound of waves, emerald waters, and the striking contrast of black basalt rocks against the white sand. Because the waters are shallow, it is perfect for those who aren't strong swimmers to enjoy splashing around. With palm trees, pine forests, and grassy areas nearby, it is also an excellent spot for scenic walks or camping under the stars.
NatureLocated in the waters off Sanbangsan, these uninhabited islands sit approximately 1.5km south of Sagye Port. The two islands face each other, appearing like siblings, which gives them their name. The larger island features a sandy beach, while the smaller island is characterized by its striking columnar joint formations.
CaféAn ocean-view cafe located near Seongsan Ilchulbong, offering views of Gwangchigi Beach and the sea through large glass windows. It features a clean white-toned interior with chandelier lighting, and the rooftop allows you to enjoy the sunset and ocean views. The cafe has its own private beach and offers private relaxation in the outdoor garden.
NatureThis specialty shop serves crispy Japanese-style tonkatsu made with Jeju black pork and freshly made sandwiches. Signature menu items include sirloin tonkatsu and tonkatsu sandwiches, characterized by their thick meat and rich juices. Located across from Sehwa Elementary School, it is open daily from 11:00 to 18:30.
NatureLocated within the charming village of Yusuam-ri, Holz Aewol is a log cabin cafe converted from a former family-run pension. True to its name—'holz' being the German word for wood—the cafe specializes in delicious German-style breads and croissants, all while offering stunning views of Hallasan Mountain.
FoodA renowned Chinese restaurant located in Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju. Signature dishes include red seafood jjamppong, white seafood jjamppong, meat jjamppong, Sichuan seafood jajang, cream shrimp, and tangsuyuk. The seafood jjamppong is characterized by its visual presentation topped with crab, and course meals are also available. It is open daily from 09:00 to 21:00, year-round, and offers parking for up to 5 vehicles.
ExperienceThis local festival celebrates the historical and cultural heritage of Hwabuk-dong and Hwabuk Port, once a vital gateway to Jeju Island. The event features a variety of performances and hands-on programs that reflect the unique history and natural beauty of the Hwabuk area, offering an engaging experience for both local residents and travelers alike.
NatureHwabuk Port is a coastal spot known for its "Poetry Lighthouse Path," where poems are displayed along the breakwater leading all the way to the lighthouse. Visitors can enjoy a scenic stroll while reading poems about lighthouses, ports, and the sea written by students. At the end of the lighthouse, various sculptures—such as a child painting and a child with a telescope—are installed, making it a highly popular photo spot.
ExperienceJeju Island is a volcanic island formed by underwater volcanic activity that began approximately 1.8 million years ago. The UNESCO World Heritage site, 'Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes,' is divided into three areas: Hallasan Natural Reserve, Geomunoreum Lava Tube System, and Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone. It is characterized by its unique and diverse volcanic landscapes, ever-changing climate, and the spectacular distribution of vegetation that unfolds with each season.
NatureA volcano is a phenomenon where magma from the Earth's interior erupts onto the surface, generating volcanic gases, pyroclastic material, and lava during eruption. Depending on the period of volcanic activity, they are classified into active, dormant, and extinct volcanoes, and volcanic soil possesses characteristics favorable for agriculture. They are formed as magma within the crust rises to the surface and are created by various geological causes such as plate boundaries or hotspots.
NatureA cozy Western-style restaurant housed in a traditional stone wall house located in Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup, Jeju City. It serves fusion Western dishes such as seafood jjamppong pasta, gambas al ajillo, and hamburger steak amidst the tranquil atmosphere of a traditional old house. It is closed every Tuesday, and operating hours are from 12:30 to 20:00.
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