VISIT JEJU

Hyeongjeseom Islet

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

Upper Chujado Island Harbor

Venue for the Yellow Corvina Festival

Beomseom Island

A Beautiful Yet Strange and Mysterious Island

Saeseom Island

A Diamond-shaped Island So-named for Its Abundance of Silvergrass

Gome Island

An American-style Restaurant in Jeju-si

Dolseom (Stone Island)

A restaurant where you can eat the hot-pot rice with abalone dish with fresh abalone raised by the restaurant

The Marvelous Views of Udo Island

Udo Island, which takes about 15 minutes by ferry to arrive, is the largest among the 63 islands of Jeju and resembles Jeju the most. What sceneries await us?

Four Accessible Jeju Trails Where Anyone Can Connect With Nature

Hiking is fun, but sometimes you’d rather go for a gentle stroll than a strenuous trek. Here are four accessible spots for walking on Jeju.

All About Udo (What to See, Do, and Eat on the Island off the Island)

A trip around Jeju’s coast reveals numerous smaller islands. There is Chagwido and Biyangdo to the west, Marado and Gapado to the south, and on the far eastern side of the island lies Udo. Of these, Udo is the largest. It’s also home to some beautiful scenery, including white sand beaches, dramatic cliff faces, and plenty of local heritage. This article contains everything you need to know to have the perfect visit to Udo.

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!