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NatureOra Country Club is a premier golf destination in Jeju Island, featuring an international-standard 36-hole course set across a vast 2,018,369㎡ landscape stretching along the Yeongchunhwa Valley of Hallasan. The facility offers various amenities, including a clubhouse, tee houses, a pro shop, and a practice range, and is open year-round.
NatureLocated in Seogwipo, Jeju, Oreve Hot Spring & Spa is the only national health hot spring in Jeju designated by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, utilizing carbonated hot spring water that rises from 2,003m underground. It offers both hot spring bathing and hydrotherapy experiences through its Japanese-style Bade pool, outdoor infinity pool, eight open-air baths, aroma saunas, and various jjimjil spa facilities.
Located at the western edge of Jeju, Panpo Port is a small harbor boasting crystal-clear waters thanks to its sandy bottom. It is a famous destination for snorkeling, and during the summer, equipment rentals and shower facilities are available, allowing even children to enjoy water activities safely. You can also rent paddle boats or traditional wooden platforms (pyeongsang) to relax while taking in the scenic views of the port.
Nature80 Noyeon-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do (1F, Maison Glad Jeju)
Designed by the world-renowned architectural master Itami Jun, Podo Hotel has been selected as one of the seven most beautiful architectural landmarks in Jeju. Taking inspiration from Jeju's oreums and traditional thatched houses, the hotel features a unique shape that resembles a cluster of grapes when viewed from above. It offers a total of 26 guest rooms, consisting of both traditional Korean-style and Western-style rooms. All rooms are supplied with natural Aragonite hot spring water, a deep-layer high-temperature spring at 42 degrees Celsius, and the hotel also provides architectural art guide programs for its guests.
ExperiencePodo Museum is a private art museum and complex cultural space located in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju. Opened on April 24, 2021, it operates in a remodeled version of the former Da Vinci Museum building designed by architect Kim Seok-cheol. The museum hosts various exhibitions that respect diversity, such as the Earth's ecological environment and human coexistence, alongside the "Salon de Podo" program. The first floor features a cafe and a souvenir shop, while the outdoor spaces—including the travertine exterior walls, gardens, and walking paths—are characterized by their harmony with Jeju's natural landscape.
NatureLocated in Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Pyoseon Haevich Beach is a seaside resort spanning a total area of 158,678m². It features a white sand beach 200m long and 800m wide, with shallow waters approximately 1m deep. Depending on the tides, the circular sandy beach creates a lake-like atmosphere, and the area is famous for sand baths made of crushed seashell powder.
NatureLocated near Jeju International Airport and Dongmun Market, Rolling Brewing is a cafe that roasts its own specialty beans to serve espresso, cold brew, and more. The second floor of the establishment serves as an exhibition space, where you can enjoy small art pieces alongside your coffee in the company of the shop's resident mascot, a cat.
NatureSan 59-8 Bongseong-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Nature40 Namseongjung-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
NatureLocated right at the foot of Sanbangsan Mountain, Sagyehaebyeon Beach is a small, tranquil beach offering stunning views of Hyeongje Island, Hallasan, and Yongmeori Coast. It is characterized by unique volcanic rock formations and marine potholes that are only visible during low tide, and it is well-known as a section of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 10.
Nature83, Namseong-ro 115beon-gil, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do