VISIT JEJU

Citrus Museum Wollabong Promenade

The Seogwipo Citrus Museum is a great place to visit when it's raining or when you are looking for an educational and fun place to try with your family. All year round you can see mandarins hanging from the trees and in spring the citrus flowers bloom and the whole museum is filled with a sweet, delicious scent

TAIBANTTANG JEJU

Delicious Philosopher, based on a farmer’s view of life and tastes as his philosophy, is producing tangerine chips and blue-tangerine jam grown without pesticides and is operating various tangerine experience programs and education farm programs based on his 17 years’ of no-pesticide tangerine farming experiences.

Arang Joeul Street

A representative food street located in downtown Seogwipo

O’sulloc Tea Museum

Learn About the Traditional Tea Culture of Korea 2016 KOREAT JEJU TOP 10

Hanaro Gukbap

A Good Price Store Serving Premium Gukbap (Rice Soup)

Olle Samdajeong

A reasonably priced seafood restaurant located in Seogwipo

Hareubang Milmyeon (Stadium Branch)

Our Representative Dish is Wheat Noodles with Top Shells

Daepo Hoetjip (Raw Fish Restaurant)

Jeju Raw Fish Restaurant Serving Customers for 30 Years

BLANC Guessthouse

BLANC Guesthouse is operated in the efforts of helping travelers visiting Jeju create pleasant memories

Jeju Hotel BnB

2.5km from Jeju International Airport, 300m from Baojian Street and near Shilla and Lotte Duty Free  Near downtown, which has a lot of convenient facilities and restaurants  Great place for quiet relaxation due to its proximity to a residential area right next to Sammu Park  Delicious semi-buffet style breakfast with Korean food  Clean facilities due to renovations in March 2017

Flama Pension

Flama Pension is an eco-friendly wooden house.

Mercure Ambassador Jeju

Mercure Ambassador Jeju: An eco-friendly ‘Green Key’ hotel, surrounded by Jeju’s beautiful Gotjawal forest

Pyoseon 5-day Market

Where Traditions Come to Life

Gop-eun Fruit

Gop-eun Fruit

Chagwido Squid

Let's go to see the famous squid catch at Chagwido Port. The squid is prepared and hung up on lines in the sun and wind to dry naturally. The older ladies there spend their days selling dried and grilled squid to locals and visitors alike.

Polgae Cooperative Alliance

Try your hand at picking and preparing organic blueberries, mandarins, as well as handicraft making.

Marado Island's Black Road

Marado Island is South Korea’s southernmost region and a very popular locale for visitors. Marado also has a reputation as an excellent place to eat black bean noodles, or jajangmyeon mixed with fresh seafood, in particular with locally sourced sea algae, called tot (톳).

Delicious, healthy drinks: Specialty cafes of Jeju

While you travel, it’s always a treat to try the local specialties. Everything is so new, and so unusual, that you can learn a great deal in a short space of time. Jeju, for example, is Korea’s largest island, a volcanic one with a select number of crops that grow well in the porous soil. Typically you’ll find citrus, carrots, green tea, apple mango, and peanuts. Why not visit some of the island’s specialty cafes during your trip? Let's enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and rest up after tiring journey!

A shot of vitamin C: Jeju Island’s citrus cafes

During the winter season, Jeju is overflowing with a variety of delicious and healthy citrus crops. About 99% of Korea’s mandarin yield comes from Jeju. From the end of October, its orchards burst with bright orange fruit which hang heavy on the branches of the trees. The nutritional benefits of its citrus crop are well known. Among other things, its alkaline properties promote calcium absorption and the vitamin C boost helps you recover from fatigue and makes your skin healthier. So here we’re introducing a few of the island’s citrus cafes, so you can enjoy these delicious, healthy home-grown beverages and foods for yourself!

Great atmosphere, dining or drinks for one

There are a growing number of people who choose to travel around Jeju on their own, and so there are more and more establishments that cater to this demographic. You can enjoy a meal or drink without feeling pressured to move on. So let’s focus on that all-important customer: you!

Jeju winter festivals to enjoy

Even though on the most pamphlets advertising trips to Jeju you can see photos of its white sand beaches and emerald-colored sea, going to Jeju in winter might as equally fun of an experience.