VISIT JEJU

Gapado Island

Green Barley Dances on Gapado Island in Spring

Daejeong Beach (Hamo Beach)

Transparent Jeju seas that wash over a beautiful sandy beach

Hamo Dolphin Tour

A tour to see beautiful dolphins swimming in the vast sea

Moseulbong Volcanic Cone (Moseulgae Oreum Volcanic Cone)

Remembering a True, Tragic and Painful History

Budu Sikdang (Moseulpo)

Budu Sikdang is a restaurant specializing in the yellowtail fish, the king of the winter seas

Pungnyeon Tteokjip (Pungnyeon Rice Cake Shop)

A traditional rice cake shop located inside Moseulpo Central Market, Seogwipo

Un Cafe&Bar

A café & bar located at the entrance of the site of the Moseulpo Bangeo Festival

Oraengiwa Mulggureok

Octopus Features in Many of Our Dishes

Neulpureun Guesthouse

Neulpureun Guesthouse is in the middle of a traditional rural village. Small but picturesque Hamo Beach is located 250 m away from the guesthouse. Located at the end of Jeju Olle Trail Route 10, you can feel the beauty of the peaceful area, as you walk alongside the coastline. Next to the guesthouse is Unjin Port where you can see Gapado (Island) and Marado (Island). That is a great place to watch the sunset, go scuba diving, fishing, and searching for shells. Moseulpo Port is a 20 minute walk on foot where you get a front row seat to experience the everyday life of local people at the five-day interval village and traditional markets. Walking on the Neulpureun Guesthouse garden helps you feel at ease and relaxed, making your trip to Jeju more memorable. If you want a cozy place as clean as Jeju, Neulpureun Guesthouse is the right place for you.

Moseulpo Jungang Market

Located at the Center of Daejeong-eup

Must-try Jeju winter foods: Yellowtail and pheasant

During the winter, Moseulpo in southern Jeju becomes crowded. It’s because the yellowtail fish is in season. A fish with lots of fat, the yellowtail has been used not only as food but also For manufacturing oil alongside whales. Since the Chosun Dynasty, yellowtail fish has been salted and eaten as a jjigae. Pheasants are easier to catch during the winter in Jeju since a long time ago. when they can’t fly, Because their feathers are shorter due to hesdding. Not only are they tasty, but they’re also nutritious. And their beautiful appearance is the reason for their presence at marriage ceremonies and memorial rituals.

Activities by Regions_West

Activities that can be experienced in the western region, located to the left of Jeju's Mt. Halla include visiting Jeju’s green tea fields...

Enjoy a unique camping experience in Fantastic Jeju! Top 5 Jeju beach camping sites

Jeju is famous for its beautiful sea. Spend the night in a place that’s too good to pass by. The blue horizon, the water that changes color as time passes, the sunset that falls over the sea, and the rising sun… Enjoy the Jeju sea and experience all its wonders for yourself. Stepping outside the tent, your trip to the glorious sea and a pure, white sandy beach unfolds. Camping is another way to enjoy Jeju.

As seen on TV! A local trip through every nook and cranny of Seogwipo’s markets: There’s something special about the Daejeong and Moseulpo markets

Why do people seek out local markets when they find themselves in unfamiliar destinations? It’s because these places allow us to catch an up-close glimpse of how the locals live. There’s a special charm in browsing through the quaint stalls and settling down to get a taste of some local specialties. Near Moseulpo Port on the southern tip of Jeju Island are two traditional markets: Daejeong 5-day Market, which opens only on set days, and Moseulpo Jungang Market, which operates daily. Recently featured on the KBS2 variety show Boss in the Mirror, these markets let visitors get a feel for the distinct character of Jeju Island as they bask in the lively calls of the vendors, the rich aromas of delicious food, and the warm hospitality of Jeju locals. Here, we will now introduce some of the unique features of these markets filled with local atmosphere and eclectic shops.

Gapado Green Barley Festival

Each spring barley fields with spectacular views are feted on Jeju’s 4th largest island

Jeju winter festivals to enjoy

Even though on the most pamphlets advertising trips to Jeju you can see photos of its white sand beaches and emerald-colored sea, going to Jeju in winter might as equally fun of an experience.

Bomok Damselfish Festival

Bomok Damselfish Festival

Gapado Green Barley Festival

Jeju’s spring festival held in green fields of barley (March 30 - May 12, 2019)