VISIT JEJU

Dodu-dong Rainbow Coastal Road

On the Yongdam-Iho Coastal Road towards Dodubong Peak is a barrier wall painted in rainbow colors

Camellia Hill

Despite the name, Camellia Hill is one of the island’s many gardens that feature hundreds of different species of plants.

Ipsanbong (Satgat Oreum Volcanic Cone)

A Resting Place for the Deceased

Udo Maritime Park

The Largest Island of Jeju-do, Named for Its Resemblance to a Cow Lying Down

Sejamae Restaurant

A Good Price Store

Badajanchi

Specializing in Jeju Galchi (Beltfish) and Godeungeo (Mackerel)

Coco Bunsik

A Good Price Store

Saengwon Jeonbok

A Good Price Store

Guest House Jeju Masil

An Oreum-themed Lodging Close to the Intercity Bus Terminal

Singangnam Hotel

Popular with People Hiking Hallasan Mountain or the Olle Trail

Ramada Jeju City hotel

This is a world chain hotel and located in Jeju city where lots of shopping and businesses are located.

Gandeurak Guest House

A Homestay-style, Comfortable Guest House Much Like a Friend's House

inhanbok

Having succeeded in the family business for two generations, we custom make hanbok, Korean traditional clothes.

Mokyedang

Jeju Woodworking With 40 Years of Tradition

J’ERS CO., LTD

J’ERS CO., LTD is a separate legal entity fully funded by jejutechnopark, which manages and operates businesses of the brand promoted by jejutechnopark (J’ERS, REOROM, etc).

Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market

We Deliver the Freshness of Jeju Just as It Is!

Journey southwest on bus 202

If you are within view of towering Sanbangsan Mountain, then you’re somewhere in the southwest of Jeju Island. At times a sheer cliffs, sometimes a gentle slope, this is landmark like no other on the island. Let's take a ride on bus number 202 and immerse ourselves in the charm of Jeju’s southwest.

Journey northwest on bus 202

The route taken by bus 202 along Jeju Island’s northwest coast is memorable in many ways. The sunshine pours through the bus’s windows and charming spots unique in Korea appear as you head further away from Jeju City. Places like the salt flats, cactus fields, and the emerald ocean are all waiting to be discovered!

Top 10 Jeju Sites for June (Smartly Different, Jeju in June)

Between spring and summer, Jeju briefly catches its breath in June. It awaits travelers who are “yomangjin” (“clever and smart” in the Jeju language), those who know how to fill out the gap season after the noisy group tourists have left and before the peak holiday season starts. If you are a traveler who wants to be a little different and more clever than the others, don’t pass up Jeju in June.

Journey southeast on bus 201

As you travel by bus along the coastal road which encompasses Jeju Island, you can calmly and safely enjoy just looking out the window and marvelling at the must-see sites along the route.​​ Places in the southeast like the famed Seopjikoji coastline and its many filming locations, the 200-meter cliff at Namwon and of course, the iconic Oedolgae rock, all which are just waiting to be discovered!

Night Time Bus (Jeju City Tour Bus)

A Night Journey Through the Downtown Area of Jeju

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.

International Electric Vehicle Expo

International Electric Vehicle Expo

Jeju Buckwheat Festival

Celebrate the largest producer of buckwheat in Korea