VISIT JEJU

Hyeongjeseom Islet

Named Because the Two Islets Face Each Other and Are Reminiscent of Brothers

Udo Maritime Park

The Largest Island of Jeju-do, Named for Its Resemblance to a Cow Lying Down

Biyangdo Island

An Island with a Thousand Years of History

Baksugijeong

Beautiful views of the cliffs of Daepyeong-ri

The Islet Lounge

A lobby lounge that glitters with golden luck

Seopseom Jigi

Spring, summer, fall, winter, a cafe by the sea for all seasons.

Cafe Saudade

Possibly the best cafe to watch the sunset

Peanuts and Ice Cream: An Udo Island Food Tour

One of the main reasons to visit Udo Island is to discover more about this “island within an island”. For one, it is famous for its white sand beach and emerald sea. Simultaneously it also has a magnificent black sand beach. And then there’s its famed locally grown peanuts, which have been added to high-quality ice cream in a wide variety of reasonably-priced, unique combinations by cafés and restaurants around this diminutive island. There’s something for everyone!

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.

Seogwipo City Center: Flavor and Fun, Day and Night

On the south side of Jeju Island is a dreamy sense of an idyllic paradise. The sunshine, the wide open sea, and all the trappings of a traveller’s ideal destination. Seogwipo is just such a place.

Villagers running their own community businesses (Local cafes here, there, and everywhere)

A quiet, cozy cafe in a small village in Jeju Island. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of urban life, you can seek out any number of special cafes that are operated by the local villagers themselves.