VISIT JEJU

Sinhyo Best Village

First-hand citrus experience programs

Citrus Picking Experience at the Citrus Museum

A place where you can experience picking the ripe yellow citrus fruits.

Hidden Cliff Hotel & Nature

A hotel with the longest infinity pool in Korea located along a primeval forest

Polgae Cooperative Alliance

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

10 Jeju Recommended Sites for September (Sunrise, sunset: Autumn washes over Jeju)

Autumn has arrived. This is one of the most comfortable seasons to travel Jeju. As you go from place to place you’ll be accompanied by the azure sky and endless sea, which unite on the horizon. Take a stroll in the cool morning air and enjoy the autumn sun on Jeju Island.

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!

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!