VISIT JEJU

Chilsimni Food Specialty Street

A street filled with Seogwipo’s representative delicious foods

Arang Joeul Street

A representative food street located in downtown Seogwipo

Hayoung Olle

A walking course that allows you to fully experience the charm of Seogwipo City’s original downtown. Jointly developed and operated by Jeju Tourism Organization, Seogwipo City, and Jeju Olle, Hayoung Olle, as derived from the word ‘Hayoung’, is a place where abundant tourism resources around the original city center of Seogwipo, six urban parks (Geolmae Ecological Park, Chilsimni City Park, Saeseom Island, Jaguri Park, Jeongmosi Park, and Sombancheon), and three specialized streets (Lee Jung-seop Street, Chilsimni Food Specialty Street, and Arangjoeul Street) are fused, and it consists of a way that can be enjoyed in various ways by both tourists and residents who can enjoy the nature, humanities, and culture of Seogwipo.

Pop-up Plaza

While you're shopping, enjoy a variety of snacks ranging from typical Korean snacks such as hotteok (hot brown sugar pancake) and bungeobbang (fish-shaped bean-jam bun), to hot dogs and handmade chocolates.

Jeju Olle Hoetjip (Raw Fish Restaurant)

Located Along Chilsimni Food Street

Shinhwa Terrace

Multinational Street Food Restaurant

Omegi Sikdang (Omegi Restaurant)

An old-fashioned street-style restaurant inside Daejeong Five-Day Market in Seogwipo

Hotel Milano

Seogwipo Port and Olle Route 6, Cheonjiyeon Falls, Jeongbang Falls, and Saeyeongyo Bridge Are in the Vicinity

Nine Boutique

Clean Accommodations With a View of the Ocean

SKY Leaders Hotel

Conveniently Located 10 Minutes from the Airport

Jeju Hotel BnB

2.5km from Jeju International Airport, 300m from Baojian Street and near Shilla and Lotte Duty Free  Near downtown, which has a lot of convenient facilities and restaurants  Great place for quiet relaxation due to its proximity to a residential area right next to Sammu Park  Delicious semi-buffet style breakfast with Korean food  Clean facilities due to renovations in March 2017

Enjoy Jeju like a local: Local markets in Jeju Island

Wherever you travel, it is exciting and interesting to visit local markets, which have so many things to look at and buy and eat. Through visiting local markets, you can gain a deep understanding of the places you visit because you can see and experience what the locals eat, wear, buy and use.

All About the Grand Hyatt Jeju

Grand Hyatt Jeju is the largest Grand Hyatt in Asia Pacific with 1,600 rooms and suites, 14 restaurants and bars, 2 premium spas, 8 residential-style meeting spaces, and Jeju’s largest outdoor deck with an infinity pool.

Beautiful places to see spring flowers in Jeju

Springtime is one of the most recommended times to visit Korea. The spring here starts early, in the middle of March, and in barely two weeks the weather changes from cold winter to warm early-summer. The best reason to visit Korea and Jeju Island at this time is not only the warm weather but also a chance to see the island’s nature in its most beautiful state. In the spring there are a decent amount of flower-related festivals and activities in Jeju Island, and submerging into them feels just like having a relaxing flower blossom spa.

The best trendy place right now (Five ways to enjoy the night market in Dongmun Market)

A night market has opened at Dongmun Market to heat up Jeju’s nights. This market, with plenty of food to satisfy people looking for a place to have dinner, also offers various kinds of late-night meals and snacks. You can have fun choosing from 32 delicious foods.

Hueree Maehwa Flower Festival

Experience the Beauty of the Plum

Jeju Canola Flower Festival

The 38th Jeju Canola Flower Festival will be held April 6, 2021 (Tues) ~ April 8 (Thur), 3 days Location: San 41 Gasi-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seogwipo-si