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NatureJeju Blackstone is a family-oriented resort golf destination that preserves the original natural state of Jeju's primeval forests, featuring a 27-hole golf course and a clubhouse. With a variety of amenities including the Hillhouse Hotel—a boutique business hotel—as well as spas and villas, visitors can fully enjoy both relaxation and leisure activities within the resort complex.
Located in the Gotjawal area of Jeju Island, this membership-only golf course boasts landscapes reminiscent of prestigious international courses by preserving the original circular old-growth trees. It is a family-oriented resort golf destination featuring a 27-hole course, a clubhouse, the boutique business Hillhouse Hotel, a spa, and villas. Situated at the western foot of Hallasan Mountain, the North Course offers views of the mountain, and the area enjoys a climate that is mild in winter with little snow or wind and cool in summer.
Located in Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju-si, this specialty pork grill restaurant uses the Jeju dialect word 'Dot' for pig to offer black pork dishes. The well-maintained yard features tents, chairs, and a play area for children, making it suitable for families. Staff provide a service of grilling the thick cuts of meat directly, and the establishment is equipped with amenities such as a large parking lot and baby chairs.
Jeju Beer is a craft brewery established in partnership with Brooklyn Brewery. It offers brewery tours and a personalized glass-making experience, where visitors can learn about the brewing process, enjoy tastings, and purchase souvenirs.
NatureJeju Saemju operates with the goal of recreating traditional liquors once enjoyed by Jeju ancestors using Jeju's clean underground bedrock water, while simultaneously evolving the flavor profiles to suit modern tastes. Selected as a "Visiting Brewery," it offers various experience programs where you can taste traditional Jeju liquors such as 'Gosori-sul' and 'Omegi-sul' and learn about the brewing process. Available activities include making Omegi-tteok, making Shindari, and cocktail making. For those seeking a special experience in Jeju, Jeju Saemju is highly recommended.
NatureLocated in the Wolryeong-ri area of Hallim-eup, Jeju City, Jeju Cactus Village is a famous destination where you can encounter wild prickly pear cacti growing along the coastline. The cactus colonies, harmonized with the Wolryeong coast, create an exotic landscape where you can admire red fruits and yellow flowers depending on the season. Additionally, the Jeju Special Product Development Center within the village produces various specialty items using prickly pear cacti, such as extracts, Baeknyeoncho (prickly pear), and granules, allowing visitors to experience the value of Jeju's cacti. It is a unique tourist attraction in Jeju where you can enjoy both beautiful coastal scenery and local specialties.
울타리가 없는 구조의 목장으로 양 떼 무리가 사람들 사이를 지나다니는 색다른 경험을 할 수 있습니다. 양, 토끼뿐만 아니라 염소, 말, 돼지 등 다양한 동물에게 먹이를 주는 체험이 가능합니다. 넓은 잔디마당과 정원이 있어 산책하기 좋으며, 산양유 커피를 맛볼 수 있는 카페와 통나무 펜션도 함께 운영됩니다.
ExperienceJeju Youth Training Center is a facility dedicated to the healthy growth and diverse experiences of youth, offering sports activities, cultural programs, and camps within spacious areas harmoniously integrated with nature. It provides a safe and educational environment that offers young people opportunities to pursue self-development and gain valuable social experiences.
NatureJeju Kayak Olle is a transparent kayak experience located at Handam Beach in Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, where you can enjoy water leisure while admiring the clear sea and coastal cliffs visible through the kayak floor. During sunset, you can witness an exotic sunset landscape along with the lights from nearby cafes.
NatureLocated in Geumak-ri, Hallim-eup, in western Jeju, Jeju Tamna Republic is a virtual nation-themed park. Named after "Tamna," the ancient name of Jeju, it features a unique concept where visitors are issued passports and its own local currency. Amidst a natural landscape where trees planted in the wasteland blend with rainwater ponds, you can enjoy various attractions and experiential programs, including the Secondhand Book Library, Pottery Village, and Magma Canyon.
NatureLocated in the Jeju Strait, approximately 45km north of Jeju City, Chujado Islands is an archipelago consisting of 49 islands, including Sangchujado and Hachujado, which are connected by the Chuja Bridge. Due to the deep waters and strong winds, boat fishing can be difficult; however, the entire area has been developed into a premier fishing destination featuring rocky shore fishing spots. Visitors can also enjoy the stunning natural scenery of the Chuja Sipgyeong (Ten Scenic Views of Chuja), such as Jangjakpyeongsa (pebble beach).
NatureLocated approximately 45 to 55 km north of Jeju Island, Chujado is an archipelago consisting of four inhabited islands, including Sangchujado, and 38 uninhabited islands. Visitors can enjoy trekking on Daewangsan Mountain, explore the pebble beaches of Mojini, and visit unique sites like Damuraemi—accessible only during low tide—the mural village of Yeongheung-ri, and the Chujado Lighthouse. The island is also renowned for its fresh, wild-caught sashimi.