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Located in Samyang-dong, Jeju City, Samyang Beach is one of two beaches found within the Jeju City area. It is characterized by its sparkling black sand, composed of fine grains rich in volcanic rock fragments and silicate minerals. The water is clear, offering a relatively tranquil and modest beach experience.
NatureSanbanggulsa Grotto - Jeju is a sea cave located halfway up Sanbangsan Mountain at an altitude of 150 meters, serving as a historic Buddhist sanctuary where the high monk Hyeil practiced asceticism during the Goryeo Dynasty. Inside the cave, a seated stone Buddha is enshrined, and a stream of water falling from the ceiling is known through legend as the "Tears of Sanbang Deogi." From outside the grotto, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of Hyeongje-seom, Gapado, Marado, and the Yongmeori Coast.
NatureSanbangsan Canola Field is a privately managed canola field set against the stunning backdrop of Sanbangsan. Visitors can enjoy the harmonious scenery of vibrant yellow canola flowers in full bloom, typically during March, paired with the majestic view of Sanbangsan. You can choose to enter one of several different flower fields, with the admission fee covering access for photography.
NatureAndeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
NatureSangumburi Crater is a rare maar volcano with a circumference exceeding 2km, featuring a unique crater shape formed solely by explosive activity without lava flows. Inside the crater, subtropical and temperate vegetation coexist depending on solar exposure, making it a site of high academic value as a habitat for various plant communities, such as Quercus gilva and Quercus acutissima, as well as diverse wildlife.
NatureSanjicheon Stream flows from the vicinity of Hallasan through the downtown area of Jeju City, passing by Dongmun Market and continuing to Jeju Port. Following a restoration project in 1995, it achieved its current state of clear, flowing waters in 2002. Freshwater fish such as sweetfish and mullet inhabit the stream, which serves as a popular spot for fishing and swimming during the summer. Nearby attractions include Chilseong Tong, Dongmun Traditional Market, Arario Museum, and the Kim Man-deok Memorial Hall.
NatureSaryeoni Forest Trail is a forest path approximately 10km long, stretching from Bijarim-ro in Bonggae-dong, Jeju-si, through Mulchat Oreum and Saryeoni Oreum, to the entrance of Bulgeun Oreum in Gasi-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si. It is home to various tree species, including dense cedar, serrata oak, and hinoki cypress, and serves as a habitat for wildlife such as badgers and fairy pittas. It is one of Jeju's 31 hidden scenic gems and has been designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
StaySeaore Resort is a resort vacation facility offering panoramic views of the Seogwipo sea and Hallasan Mountain in Jeju. It features expansive lawns, tropical palm trees, and two outdoor swimming pools, with every guest room offering a view of the ocean. The resort provides amenities for a variety of leisure activities, including golf, hiking, sea fishing, and scuba diving.
Located in Andol Oreum, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si, Secret Forest is a private forest featuring various themed photo zones, including cypress forests, pastures, stone wall paths, and small cabins. Visitors can enjoy natural landscapes where rare cypress trees blend with vast meadows, making it an ideal spot for snap photography or walking with pets.
Located near Sehwa Beach, Cheongeum Book Cafe is a space where you can enjoy both books and beverages. Since Sehwa Beach, formed by shells accumulating atop basalt layers, is located nearby, it is a perfect place to visit along with a stroll along the shore.
NatureSeobok Exhibition Hall is a cultural and arts exhibition hall opened in 2003 to commemorate Seobok, who is said to have come to Jeju in search of the elixir of immortality for Qin Shi Huang. The hall features exhibits such as the Seobok statue, a replica of the bronze chariot from the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, and sculptures of the Terracotta Army. Located on Jeju Olle Trail Course 6, it is a wonderful spot to visit alongside the nearby Jeongbang Waterfall.
NatureThis scenic driving course, stretching approximately 10km from the entrance of Gasiri Village, features a stunning harmony of canola flowers and cherry blossoms. The route passes through Noksanjang and Gapmajhang, which served as horse pastures during the Joseon Dynasty, offering breathtaking views where the distant Hallasan Mountain meets the nearby Gasiri Wind Power Plant.