VISIT JEJU

HandsWorks

All things made by hand, HandsWorks leather workshop

Legrand Bleu

Jejudo Island Fishing and an Elegant Travel Experience

Soam Memorial Hall

A Culture Space Filled with the Live and Art of Soam Hyeon Jung-hwa

Island Tufting

A workshop where you can create your own items using colorful threads.

Sseudamtteudam

A Workshop Café on the Second Floor of a Haenyeo House

Café Gongjakso (Café Workshop)

A café where you can enjoy a cup of coffee with a view of the beautiful beaches of Sehwa  

Namu A Re

Find healing through wood and coffee at Namu A Re

Space Seooh

A café serving flavorful coffee and baked goods made with organic flour

EPHP Hath Riderhouse

Bicycle Travel and Care Facilities

Casablanca

Super Luxurious Villa-type Pension for Family Trips, MTs, and Other Groups

Jayeon Iyagi

Learn About Natural Soap, Organic Handmade Makeup, and Aromatherapy

Jisoul

A Handmade Soap Shopping Mall Made with Jeju Ingredients

Mokyedang

Jeju Woodworking With 40 Years of Tradition

Beautiful Jeju

Charming, Artistic Ceramics

Special Jeju Gifts Made With Your Own Hands

Is there a gift that is as valuable as making it yourself with your own time and effort? On days when you just don't want to go anywhere on your trip, or when you want to stay indoors due to bad or cold weather, one-day classes are the best option.

Membeli-belah untuk mendapatkan cenderamata kecil dari Jeju

Kita semua pernah berada di sana… lawatan yang hampir selesai dan lawatan balik yang bakal dilalui boleh membuat anda tidak senang hati. Memandangkan anda telah menikmati masa yang menyeronokan di pulau itu, mahukah anda membuat satu lagi lawatan beli-belah untuk mencari barangan isi rumah berguna yang sempurna atau cenderamata dari Jeju untuk kenang-kenangan?

A Walk in a Jeju Village: Summer in Sehwa-ri! (Part 2)

Traditional Korean and Jeju Clothing

What can be better than experiencing culture by fully immersing yourself into it? One way to do this is to dress up in Korean traditional clothing and stroll around a palace. This makes easier to imagine how Koreans lived 100 or more years ago.

Tamna-guk Ip-chun Gut (Spring Welcoming Ritual of Tamna)

A Festival in Jeju’s Old city to Welcome Spring