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Experience90 minOsulloc Tea Museum
Opened in 2001, Osulloc Tea Museum features a unique architectural design inspired by the shape of a tea cup, serving as a sophisticated space where Eastern and Western traditions harmonize with modern aesthetics. The museum showcases a diverse collection of tea-related artifacts from both Korea and abroad and is perfectly situated at the entrance to Seogwang Tea Garden, where lush, verdant green tea fields stretch as far as the eye can see.
Café60 minOsulloc Tea Cafe
Nestled in the heart of the lush green tea fields of Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju, Osulloc Tea Cafe offers a delightful selection of tea-based beverages, including tea lattes and signature drinks like O FREDO, all crafted from premium organic green tea. Visitors can also explore the nearby Osulloc Tea Museum with free admission, and the cafe is pet-friendly, making it a perfect destination for travelers with their furry companions.
Nature90 minHyeopjae Beach
Located in Hallim-eup in western Jeju, Hyeopjae Beach features gentle slopes and shallow waters, making it an ideal destination for families. The beach boasts a stunning landscape where white sands scattered with seashells meet lush pine forests. With Biyangdo Island floating gracefully in the offshore view, this scenic spot also serves as a beautiful segment of the Jeju Olle Route 14.
Nature120 minGyeongseong Susan
Located near Hallim General Stadium, Gyeongseong Susan is a specialized takeout seafood shop offering a diverse selection of fresh catches, including wild-caught and farmed seafood sourced directly by a Jeju local. The shop is known for its cleanliness and affordable prices, featuring a small seating area with about four tables. They expertly prepare seasonal live fish such as yellowtail, mackerel, and red seabream, and even peel shrimp for easy eating. It is a popular spot for travelers to grab takeout for their accommodations, though light tasting is available on-site. For the best quality, it is recommended to consume takeout within one hour. The shop is conveniently located near Hallim Port and Ongpo Port.
Nature120 minGonae Port
Located in Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Gonae Port is a charming little harbor found along the scenic Aewol coastal road, offering breathtaking views of Jeju's emerald waters. Filled with the tranquil and peaceful atmosphere of a traditional fishing village, this spot is a favorite for travelers drawn to its crystal-clear seas and its location on the Jeju Olle Trail Course 16. Along the long breakwater stretching into the sea, you will often see photographers capturing the scenery or locals enjoying a quiet moment of hobby fishing. The water is so remarkably clear that you can easily spot fish swimming just beneath the surface. This scenic location serves as both the starting point for Olle Course 16 and the finishing point for Olle Course 15.
Nature120 minGobegi Dongsan
Located in Gwangpyeong-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Gobegi Dongsan is a forest created to express gratitude to nature for providing a place to live when the village of Gwangpyeong-ri—which had vanished during the Jeju April 3 Incident—was rebuilt in 1955. Historically, it was known as "Gobegi Dongsan" because it is said that a person named 'Gobek' once lived there. The forest is equipped with benches and hammock nets, offering perfect spots for relaxation. It is an ideal place to spend quiet moments listening to the rustling leaves and chirping birds in the tranquil solitude of the woods.
Nature120 minGoijeong
Open until midnight every day, Goijeong is a restaurant specializing in Jeju black pork geungogi (thick-cut pork) and gabrisal (pork cheek meat). The name "Goijeong" carries a playful meaning: "Is it even okay for the meat (go) to taste this (i) good (jeong)?" During lunch hours, you can enjoy a special set menu featuring black pork, kimchi stew, and rice served according to the number of guests. The basic side dishes include pickled radish, pickled onions, seasoned scallions, young radish kimchi, white kimchi, and corn; the tangy seasoned scallions are particularly perfect for wrapping with meat. When you order, the black pork is first flame-grilled over rice straw on charcoal to lock in the flavor. The resulting thick-cut meat, with its perfect ratio of fat to lean meat, looks incredibly appetizing as it sizzles on the grill. For the best experience, dip the meat into the anchovy sauce infused with sliced green chili peppers. *The 5th location of Domin Sanghoe
Nature120 minGwakji Guksi
Located along the roadside near Gwakji Beach in Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Gwakji Guksi is a charming, cozy noodle house. The signature dishes include Gogi-guksu (meat noodles) featuring tender boiled pork over a rich bone broth, and Gwakji-guksu, which features shrimp in a savory anchovy broth. The menu also offers refreshing young radish noodles, spicy mixed noodles, and soy milk noodles, all of which pair perfectly with their delicious king-sized dumplings.
Gwaimeul Stay
Located in Hallim-eup, Jeju City, Gwaimeul Stay is an expansive retreat spanning 5,000 pyeong, featuring 12 private pool villas and 6 glamping units. Set against a backdrop of traditional stone walls and lush gardens, guests can enjoy stunning views of green barley fields and the nearby Hyeopjae Beach. The property offers premium amenities including private terrace BBQs, spas, heated pools, a fitness center, and an on-site cafe.
Nature120 minGoeoreum
Located in Bongseong-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Goeoreum sits adjacent to Bukdora-jin Oreum. Its name is derived from its curved shape, reminiscent of a cat's spine. The volcanic crater features a horseshoe-shaped rim open to the north, and the landscape is defined by a lush, dense natural forest composed primarily of diverse shrubbery and small trees.
Experience90 minGueom Fishing Village
Located 16km west of Jeju City, Gueom Fishing Village is home to South Korea's only stone salt farm and offers breathtaking coastal scenery. The village features a variety of marine activities, including boat fishing, traditional shellfish gathering, making Bomal (sea snail) snacks, and transparent kayaking. Nearby, you can also discover the historic Dodae-bul (traditional lantern) sites.
Nature120 minGueom Port
A small, charming port nestled along the Aewol Coastal Road. Adjacent to the harbor lies the Gueom-ri Stone Salt Farm, where you can catch a glimpse of Jeju's traditional way of life. Visitors can observe the 'Sogeum-bille' (salt pans) divided by red earthen walls on basalt rock, unique turtle-shell patterned salt pans, and traditional stone structures. The area is also renowned for its breathtaking sunset views.