VISIT JEJU

Jeju Coffee Museum Baum

A coffee museum in the forest where you can enjoy the rich aroma of coffee

Gallery2 Joongsun Nongwon

A mandarin orchard that was converted into an art space

Woljeong-ri Beach

Jeju's Warm and Cozy Ocean Offering

Black Pork Street

An area of the city with many restaurants specializing in black pork

Cafe Serendi

Brunch, yes! Roasted coffee, yes! Yes, Cafe Serendi!

Ultra Marine

A cafe in Panpo village with a marvellous, front-row seat to the sea

Cafe Seonheul

A cozy brunch cafe with fresh bread in Jocheon-eup

Myeongwol Elementary School

A school reborn as a cafe and gallery

Cabin Town

Located 15 Minutes from the Airport along the Aewol-Hagwi Coastal Road

Comma Guest House

Individual Bathrooms, TVs, Computers, and Wi-fi

Gaia Hotel

Located at Nuwemoru (formerly Baozen) Street, a Center of Culture and Shopping

PM6 Pension

A B&B near the ever-popular beach at Gwakji, Aewol-eup

Oksu Cafe

Along a quaint alley in a quiet village, a cafe with picnic baskets and simple desserts

Jeju Clay Pottery Lab

Another Jeju introduced by Kyungchan Kim, Onggi

Analogtown

An all-in-one cultural complex with a café, wardrobe, and shop

Is coffee a no-no for you? How about some tea instead? (Teahouses in Jeju)

Nothing soothes the soul like a cup of tea on a cold, windy day. Introducing teahouses in Jeju, the perfect places to relax and enjoy time on your own. Jeju teahouses, which have their own kind of charm from cafes selling coffee and cake, are located all over Jeju from downtown to Seogwipo. Traditional snacks served with clear tea in a large teapot also provide a refreshing and light taste without being overly sharp in flavor. If you have finished your meal with fresh ingredients from Jeju, how about visiting a teahouse instead of the usual coffee shop today?

Cafes with Character (Five Charming Cafes Built in Jeju’s Renovated Buildings)

When the way people live changes, buildings get left behind. In Jeju, people are giving these places new life by turning them into unique cafes. Having a drink in one of these places feels like stepping back in time. Here are five JTO recommendations.

(Themed Coffee Shops)

From a stylish modern art deco design cafe to one that gives the feeling that you are inside a comic book, Jeju has plenty of original and quaint cafes all around the island. Many of them offer not just high-quality coffee but also interesting themes to attract more visitors. Drop by the place, sit back and enjoy the wonderful design, beautiful panoramic views, and a sip of your favorite blend espresso or Mojito.

Enjoy wintery freshness in the summer heat (Jeju's unique bingsu shaved ice desserts)

A bowl of snowy shaved ice with plenty of sweetness on top. This is the season to fully enjoy Korea’s special dessert called bingsu. There are all kinds of interesting variations in ingredients and flavors to try, as we’ll see in the following examples!