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NatureCamellia Hill is the largest camellia garden in East Asia, serving as a year-round botanical sanctuary in Jeju featuring 6,000 camellia trees across 500 different species. The garden is particularly breathtaking in winter when the camellias are in full bloom. With its charming cafes and beautifully curated photo zones, it is the perfect destination for a relaxing stroll and capturing unforgettable photographs.
NatureLocated in Aewol-eup in western Jeju, Saebyeol Oreum Volcanic Cone stands at an altitude of 519.3 meters. Its name carries the poetic meaning of a lone bright star standing solitary in the evening sky. With the nearby Seongsidol Ranch and the iconic "Lonely Tree" (Wangttanamu) in close proximity, this landmark is one of Jeju's most beloved oreums. It is especially famous among travelers for its breathtaking views, as the entire landscape transforms into a sea of shimmering gold during sunset.
CaféLocated in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Geumneung Beach is directly connected to Hyeopjae Beach, a popular destination on western Jeju. From the sea that looks as if blue paint has been spread across it to the charming silhouette of Biyangdo Island and the soft sandy beach, it shares scenery similar to the neighboring beach but offers a more relaxed atmosphere with relatively fewer visitors.
NatureLocated on the coast south of Sanbangsan, Songaksan Mountain is a volcanic peak offering breathtaking views of Gapado, Hyeongje Island, and Marado. This site is characterized by its rare double crater structure and 99 distinct peaks. As you stroll along the gentle wooden deck trails, you can immerse yourself in the scenic beauty of traditional stone walls and sprawling horse pastures.
StayLocated on Jungmun Gwangwang-ro in Seogwipo, The Shilla Jeju is a premier five-star luxury resort where pastel-toned interiors meet curated masterpieces by world-renowned artists and lush subtropical gardens. The hotel features a diverse selection of dining options, including various restaurants and buffets offering everything from authentic Asian cuisine to international gourmet dishes. For added convenience, complimentary parking facilities are available for all guests.
NatureLocated on the path from Seongsan Ilchulbong toward Seopjikoji, Gwangchigi Beach marks the final stretch of Jeju Olle Trail Course 1 and the starting point of Course 2. The beach is characterized by its unique geological formations, created when lava met the sea and solidified rapidly. To witness its true breathtaking beauty, be sure to visit during low tide.
FoodWoojin Haejangguk is a Korean restaurant specializing in Jeju-style haejangguk (gosari yukgaejang), a brown-colored stew made by grinding and simmering Jeju-grown bracken. It is characterized by its thick, rich broth and generous portions of ingredients served in a ttukbaegi, accompanied by side dishes such as salted squid and seasoned chives. Woojin Haejangguk was featured in the Jeju Island special of tvN's Wednesday Food Talk in 2015.
ExperienceLocated on Andol Oreum in Gujwa-eup, Jeju, Secret Forest is a lush natural sanctuary surrounded by towering cypress and cedar trees. Known as a popular healing spot on social media, it offers a variety of enchanting photo zones, including winding paths between stone walls, whimsical palm tree swings, and the iconic "lonely tree" standing amidst vast green meadows.
CaféLocated in Songdang-ri, Gujwa-eup—the heart of Jeju's eastern oreum clusters—this expansive open-air park spans approximately 100,000 square meters. Songdang Fairy Tale Village is a nature-friendly sanctuary that offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding oreum ridges, featuring beautifully designed gardens crafted with Jeju's signature trees and stones. The park becomes particularly enchanting in June, when it is blanketed in vibrant hydrangeas, making it a must-visit destination for travelers.
NatureGimnyeong Beach is located in Gimnyeong Village, which earned its name because its shape resembles the Chinese character "Pyeong" (平) when viewed from above. The beach was formed by sand accumulating atop massive, flat volcanic rocks, and it is also the site of a fortress built to defend against foreign invasions.
NatureJungmun Saekdal Beach is known as a surfer's paradise, with high waves and a sea of people enjoying dynamic swimming in the summer.
NatureA representative attraction on Jeju Olle Trail Route 6 and Scenic Site No. 43, featuring a refreshing waterfall plunging from a high coastal cliff directly into the sea and spectacular columnar joints