VISIT JEJU

Jeju Olle Route 15-B

Enjoy stunning coastal views along the route from Hallim Port to Gonae Port

Ohyeondan Altar

Jeju Monument No. 1

Iho-Naedo Coastal Road

A oceanside driving course that takes you from Iho Tewoo Beach to Aljakji

Jeju Olle Course 16

Located Between Gonae Port and Gwangryeong 1-ri

Sabang Palbang

Fresh Raw Fish and Generous Banchan (Side Dishes)

Sunogine Myeongga (Sunok’s Restaurant)

An abalone restaurant in Dodu-dong. Voted as a 2016 KOREAT JEJU TOP 10 restaurant

Udo Haegwang Restaurant

Located on Udo Island Near Hagosudong Beach

Baruwat

Serving with a bowl of rice embracing the frugal mind of Jeju

Heritage

A Newly Expanded Youth Hostel

Hotel Ciel Bleu

Just 15 Minutes from Jeju International Airport

Jeju Geumsan Lodging

A Pension-type Private Lodging Located in Front of Geumsan Park in Nameup-ri and the Middle of Jeju Olle Route 15

W Hotel Tapdong

Travel in Comfort

Sehwa Haenyeo Traditional 5-Day Market

One of the island’s premier 5-day markets, located on the east coast by Sehwa Beach

Hamdeok Folk Five-Day Market

A traditional market with a simple charm

Sogilbyeolha

A prop shop operated through a reservation system.

Dark Tourism: Painful memories of Jeju Island - Korean Independence (Aug. 15) and the Jeju Hangil Anti-Japanese Movement

The emerald sea and vast expanses of pasture, the fields of fragrant springtime canola flowers, and the windy island paths marked by basalt stone walls. This is undoubtedly Jeju scenery, and peaceful scenery at that. However, during the Japanese Occupation of Korea from 1910 to 1945, Jeju was used as a strategic outpost due to its proximity to Japan. Particularly at the end of World War 2, Jeju became an area where Japanese forces prepared to make a last stand, resulting in the island being caught up in the final frenzy of the war. This year marks the 72nd anniversary of the end of World War 2, and so in remembrance, here are a few of the wartime occupation sites that you can view for yourself and learn more about this tragic event in Jeju’s history.

Village no. 7: Enjoying “mosaltteum” in a village with the finest water?Samyang-dong (Aunt Young-ran & Young-hee Byun)

“Mosaltteum” is the Jeju word for “sand bath.” The Samyang village with its fine, black sand and icy cold spring water is the perfect summer retreat. Visitors that come between mid-July and mid-August can enjoy mosaltteum with black sand, as well as cold spring water bath.

To end a day on Jeju (Jeju sunset trip)

To enjoy this “must-see” moment, why not take a drive through Sallok Road to the west around sunset?

(Olle Trail) The convenient way to walk around the island

One of the best ways to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Jeju Island is by walking on a well planned and maintained trail. It will keep you fit and connect you with Jeju’s nature and local culture. In the Jeju language "olle" is a word used for the narrow path that leads to one's house. Olle trail can be seen as narrow paths through the forests and coasts of Jeju Island that lead to the core of its beauty and magic. The trails stretch from village to village and go through beaches, farms and Gotjawal forests. These are forests native to Jeju Island where trees grow on volcanic rocks with very little soil.

Triathlon Jeju

Bike, run, and swim in the 2019 International Triathlon Jeju

Jejumok-Gwana Government Office at Night and Small Concert

Jejumok-Gwana Government Office at Night opens on July 6, 2019 with a small concert Saturday night

Norimae Plum Festival

You Know It's Spring When the Plum Trees Are in Bloom

Samyang Black Sand Beach Festival

Chasing Away the Summer Heat with a Beach FestivalTo promote Samyang’s black sand, the Samyang Black Sand Beach Festival has been held just in time for the summer holidays since 2002. The festival offers sand bathing, beach soccer for children, beach sand sculpture exhibition, and a spring water gun fight along with ocean experience programs such as scuba diving, windsurfing, sea bathing, and deep-sea fishing. The festival features performing arts events organized by the local residents.