VISIT JEJU

Jeju Port

Another way to travel in Jeju

Panpo Port

Panpo Port, a great place for watersports

Sinchon Port

Sinchon Port, one of Jeju’s best spots for diving and snorkeling

Wollyeong Port

Wollyeong Port’s crystal-clear waters: the perfect spot for snorkeling

88 Burger Jeju Airport Branch

A handmade burger restaurant combining smoky grilled patties with soft buns

Suyeoneuijip

Famous for the Movie "Architecture 101"

Yuda Jeju Yokocho

Yuda Jeju Yokocho: A Japanese izakaya tucked away in a small alley in Hallim

Oneul Jeju

A cozy café serving Dolhareubang-shaped Madeleines

Ramada by Wyndham Jeju City Hall

A global hotel chain in downtown Jeju, perfect for tourism, shopping, and business

Sono Belle Jeju

Sono Belle Jeju is located in Hamdeok, just 30 minutes from Jeju International Airport, and features with a clean beach.

Jeju Dangdangi Park Resort

A rejuvenating resort to make treasured memories with pets surrounded by nature

HOTEL THEBORN

A special place that helps you forget the fatigue of your travels, harmonizing with nature and providing a variety of dining options

J-Shop Jeju International Airport

Meet J-Shop, the first airline pop-up store in Jeju.

Jeju City Traditional 5-Day Market

A 5-day market that best encapsulates the lives of local residents of Jeju

Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market

Seogwipo’s leading permanent market, welcoming visitors 365 days a year

Pyoseon 5-Day Market

A 5-day market bustling with the warmth and friendliness of Jeju’s south

Top 10 Jeju Sites for September (Enjoyable Jeju in September)

Just like those who endure the week just for the weekend, there are people who endure several months for this opportunity. September, an exciting month with traditional holidays at which family members and friends get together! Let’s have a “jikkeojin” time in Jeju in September, with pleasant people, interesting stories, and lots of leisure and delight! (Jikkeojin means “enjoyable” or “delighted” in the Jeju language.)

How many of the islands around Jeju have you explored? Journey Farther Afield and Tour the Smaller Islands of Jeju

The ocean around Jeju is home to so many small islands that it is even nicknamed the “Sea of Many Island” (“Dadohae” in Korean). These myriad islets, inhabited and uninhabited alike, surround the main island of Jeju like stars scattered through a midsummer night’s sky, many with their own special charm and unique attractions. Udo Island, Chujado Island, Gapado Island, and Marado Island are all within an easy 1–2 hour ferry ride from Jeju, making them ideal choices for a day trip. From fishing, to marine leisure, to trendy hotspots, these islands have a singular allure that can’t be replicated on the main island.

See How the Locals Dive Right in on Jeju Island (Baby Haenyeo ‘go.rani’ Introduces Jeju’s Top Spots to Have Fun in the Water)

As summer truly begins, tourists flock to Jeju Island, eager to enjoy some thrilling fun in the water. Bathing in the waters of the emerald ocean or in a cool stream is one of the best ways feel the true spirit of summer. We’ve prepared this special feature with a local influencer, baby haenyeo and Jeju enthusiast go.rani. She’ll introduce us to some of her favorite hidden snorkeling spots, and will even include some tips to maximize your fun in the water! Now, let’s embark on an enchanting journey through the captivating waters of Jeju with go.rani!

March in Jeju: Admire Jeju’s myriad flowers

March is "flower month" on Jeju Island. From the end of February flowers in every corner of the island have burst forth. From the apricot to the canola blossoms, Jeju is painted with vibrant, pleasant colors wherever you go — port villages, flea markets, and the like.

Stepping Stone Festival

A music festival where musicians meet their audience under the hot sun and numerous stars

WATERBOMB JEJU 2024

Hot and cool, fun and exciting, the biggest summer water music festival is here in Jeju

Blooming flowers and performances at the Honinji Hydrangea Festival

Enjoy performances among the blooming hydrangeas at the Honinji Hydrangea Festival this summer