VISIT JEJU

Grand Swing

A huge swing photo zone where you can ride while looking at Seongsan Ilchulbong.

Population of Hackberry, Myeongwol

A Place Protected and Designated as a Natural Monument Due to Its Biological Value

East Songdang Fairy Tale Village

A theme park filled with photo zones in every corner

Seongsan Sunrise (Ilchulbong) Peak (UNESCO World Natural Heritage)

Where the Beauty of the East Coast. Shines Like a Radiant Morning

Azulejo

A European-style café famous for egg tarts

Mokpogoeul (Mokpo Village)

An aged black pork restaurant near Jungmun Tourist Complex , Seogwipo-si. From soybean paste to side dishes, everything is made in-house.

Jungmun Fishing Village Haenyeo House

We Buy Our Fresh Fish Directly from Haenyeo Women Divers

Moon Dong-il Chef’s Nokchagoeul (Green Tea Village)

A fusion restaurant operated by Chef Moon Dong-il, who appeared on "Korean Food War 3" (Olive TV, tvN). It offers healthy, delicious meals cooked with Jeju’s local ingredients and modern techniques.

Seogwipo Gyulrimseong

A Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Designated Recreational Pension

Jeju Jocheon Swiss Village

66 Households in Wasan-ri, Jocheon-eup

Miya's closet hanbok rental & photo shooting

A Jeju hanbok rental boutique studio

Social Welfare Organizations Peace Village

Homemade Sausages and Ham Made With Antibiotic-free Black Pork

Perfect Prop Shops for an Instagram Post

No more cliche souvenirs and props. Jeju’s the new Mecca of sentimental prop shops. Prop shops and specialty shops decorated by local artists and shop owners with talent and sense of style are the new must-see places on your Jeju trip. Discover trendy “Instagrammable” prop shops with the local Jeju vibe.

Enjoy a unique camping experience in Fantastic Jeju! Top 5 Jeju beach camping sites

Jeju is famous for its beautiful sea. Spend the night in a place that’s too good to pass by. The blue horizon, the water that changes color as time passes, the sunset that falls over the sea, and the rising sun… Enjoy the Jeju sea and experience all its wonders for yourself. Stepping outside the tent, your trip to the glorious sea and a pure, white sandy beach unfolds. Camping is another way to enjoy Jeju.

Traveling Jeju in Meditative Thoughts: How to Travel Jeju Alone

When the heat of the summer passes and the cool winds of fall arrives, you naturally go lost in thoughts and seek some time alone. These days, you just want to leave, wherever the destination may be. Jeju is just the destination for traveling alone. There are many spots you can go to enjoy nature. There are also nicely paved paths for walking to ease your tour. You can travel easily by renting a car for quality time with yourself. However, you can also take a rickety bus alone to feel Jeju’s friendliness and the joys of anticipation. We introduce you to places where you can sink into your thoughts while traveling alone.

A Walk in a Jeju Village: Fall in Hangyeong-myeon! (Part 1)

Hallim Park Tulip Festival

Feast your eyes on thousands of tulip flowers in nine varieties

Jeju Fire Festival

Theme: "Wildfire, live with hope!"

Hallim Park Maehwa (Plum) Festival

Natural Plum Beauty Celebrated Annually at Hallim Park

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.