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NatureLocated 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.
ExperienceOpened 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.
CaféNestled 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.
NatureEstablished in 1954 by Father McGlinchy to support the local community, St. Isidore Farm is a picturesque ranch known for its stunning landscapes and unique architecture. The farm features a rare "tashon" structure, an architectural style originating near Baghdad, Iraq, which stands as a one-of-a-kind treasure found only here in Korea.
NatureLocated in Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Handam Beach stretches along the coastline from Aewol to Gwakji, featuring a landscape where clear, transparent waters harmonize with black basalt. The Aewol Cafe Street is established here, offering various restaurants and cafes, and the Handam Coastal Walk forms part of Jeju Olle Trail Course 15. Selected by Jeju City in 2009 as one of the 31 hidden scenic spots, it is a famous destination for admiring breathtaking sunsets.
NatureGeumoreum (also known as Geumak Oreum) is a representative young parasitic volcano located in the western mid-mountain area. The summit features two peaks connected by a low saddle running east to west, along with a large circular crater and a crater lake. Renowned as an ideal spot for paragliding, the name itself carries the meaning of "divine," reflecting its long history as a sacred site.
NatureLocated directly across from Saebyeol Oreum in Aewol-eup, Jeju, this ranch offers the chance to meet a variety of animals including alpacas, horses, donkeys, sheep, black goats, and rabbits. Visitors can enjoy feeding experiences using provided guidebooks, making it an ideal destination to visit with children.
NatureLocated in Yusuam-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju City, Gwetmul Oreum takes its name from the spring called 'Gwetmul' that wells up from the eastern crater. As the terrain is not overly steep, it is an easy hike taking approximately 30 to 60 minutes. From the summit, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Nokkome Oreum and the beautiful mid-mountain landscapes of Jeju Island.
NatureTeddy Bear House Tezyum is a unique museum that showcases a diverse collection of plush animals, including wildlife, aquatic creatures, flowers, and birds. In the Wildlife Zone on the first floor of Building A, visitors can encounter lifelike stuffed animals such as tigers, elephants, lions, and leopards, as well as various life-sized teddy bears in charming poses, perfect for interactive play and photo opportunities.
ExperienceJeoji Artist Village is an artist enclave that began in 1999 as a development initiative for idle public land in the former Bukjeju-gun and was designated as the Jeoji Cultural District in 210. The village hosts public cultural facilities such as the Kim Chang-yeol Museum of Art and the Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art, alongside various artist galleries featuring genres like painting and sculpture. Visitors can also enjoy the natural scenery, including Saeoreum (Jeojiak) at the center of the village, as well as the nearby Saenggak-haneun Park and Gotjawal.
NatureStanding at an altitude of 763 meters, Barime Oreum is a circular volcanic cone that preserves a classic crater shape, measuring 130 meters in circumference and 78 meters in depth. The name is said to derive from its resemblance to a 'bari'—the alms bowl used by Buddhist monks. While a ranch occupies the western slopes, the remaining hillsides are beautifully blanketed in lush pine forests.
NatureJust a 10km drive from Jeju International Airport, you will encounter the Aewol Coastal Road, a stretch of coastline renowned among locals and travelers alike for its breathtaking beauty. Stretching approximately 9km along the northwestern shoreline, this scenic drive offers stunning views of Jeju's turquoise waters. Beyond driving, the route is well-equipped with dedicated cycling paths and walking trails, making it perfect for biking or a leisurely stroll. As a segment of the Jeju Olle Trail Course 16, this road is a premier destination for cycling and trekking enthusiasts. The journey is punctuated by numerous coastal landmarks, including Gueom Port, Namdori Shelter, Sinom-ri Breakwater, Gonae Port, Darak Shelter, and the "Big Rock Face," offering endless opportunities to pull over and soak in the scenery. With a wide array of local restaurants, charming cafes, and diverse accommodations nearby, it remains one of the most popular must-visit routes for travelers exploring Jeju.