VISIT JEJU

Gangjeongcheon Stream Recreation Area

Come to Gangjeongcheon Stream, Where Sweetfish Dance and Where Yongchunsu (Spring) and Saltwater Meet

Jaguri Park

A neighborhood park with beautiful ocean scenery and public sculptures on display

Oedolgae

A Favorite Spot for Skin Scuba Divers

Galbibap

Famous Galbibap in Woljeong-ri

Nanal Guest House

5-minute Walk to Oedolgae Rock, Cheonjiyeon Falls and Olle Routes 6 & 7

Yilin Pension

A Pension Devoted to Neatness and Cleanliness

Seogwipo KAL Hotel

An Eco and Family-friendly Resort

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.

Cozy and Warm: Jeju Scenery in Fall

As fall deepens with its colder winds, Hallasan Mountain’s autumn leaves spread its colors across Jeju. Jeju’s green scenery turns to red and yellow in fall. In contrast to the lively spring and summer, Jeju in fall is calm and cozy. Many tourists and locals come to parks and forest paths to enjoy the rare scenery that can only be captured in this season. There are many scenic spots for autumn leaves in Jeju, but temples and parks with fewer visitors are the best places to enjoy fall in Jeju. Here, we introduce you to some scenes of Jeju in the middle of fall, presented by its blue skies and colorful autumn leaves.

An island of secrets and a geopark created by a volcano (Chagwido Island and Suwolbong Peak )

Unlike most of the islands in Korea, Jejudo was produced by volcanic activity. This beautiful island’s Hallasan Mountain and approximately 360 volcanic cones not only provide a variety of sights, but are also very valuable geological assets.