VISIT JEJU

The Museum of Sex & Health in Jeju

The World's First and Greatest Type 1 Sex Museum

Jaguri Park

A neighborhood park with beautiful ocean scenery and public sculptures on display

Jeju Museum of Contemporary Art

An Exotic Culture Zone in Jeju-do Island

Namwon Port

Namwon Port is well-known as the starting point of Jeju Olle Walking Trail No. 5. The inner port is more or less original and is thus very special and attractive. Namwon Port is centrally located in Namwon-eup so your dining experience will consist of a wide range of options, especially fresh seafood.

Pyeongdae Seonggeguksu (Pyeongdae’s Noodles with Sea Urchin)

A bowl of noodles with the scent of the sea  

Jioara

Located at Yongmeori Coast and Across from Hyeonjaeseom

Songdang Namu

Located near Bijarim Forest, Songdang Namu is a garden café with an array of flowers and a large outdoor space.

Damsoyo

A brunch café in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, set against the backdrop of Hallasan Mountain.

Walk on the Beach Pension

Located Near the Famous Aewol Café Area and With a Northern European-style Interior

JJ House

Sanbangsan, Marado and Yeomiji Arboretum Are All Within 10 Minutes from Our Pension

Dalbit Guest House

Located in Seoho-dong, Seogwipo-si, along Olle Course 7-1

Sol Minbak

A Family Minbak

Oksu Cafe

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

Truly photogenic Jeju dating spots

If you are looking for some nice places to visit with your boyfriend or girlfriend — walking hand in hand, taking photos and enjoying some delicious food — why not spend it outdoors among Jeju Island’s fragrant seasonal flowers?

Comfort and coziness at the campfire: Winter on Jeju, Maximize your Experience with Winter Camping

Warm yourself up outdoors with winter camping to make unforgettable memories back home with an overnight experience in one of Jeju’s gorgeous landscapes. Winter camping is thought of as the ‘flower’ of camping as the cold weather blooms for warmth in the outdoor environment.

A great summer outdoors: Camping on Jeju

If you are preparing for a healing trip, something to help you recover from the frustrations of everyday urban life, then camping should be at the forefront of your mind. What about discovering the joy of spending quality time in Jeju Island’s natural setting, where new experiences are sure to follow!

The Lungs of Jeju (Exploring Gotjawal Forest)

For much of the year, the most popular hiking spots on Jeju are the Olle Trails that line the island’s coast, and the paths that lead to the 1,950-meter-high summit of Hallasan Mountain. However, in the summer—when the heat becomes too much—the island’s hikers take to the shade of Gotjawal forests. This shade makes a big difference to the temperature of the area. Research by the National Institute of Forest Science found that in summer, the Physiological Equivalent Temperature of Gotjawal can be 12 degrees lower than that of residential or commercial areas. What all this means is that if you’re looking for a place to stay cool on a hot summer day while still enjoying the outdoors, then visiting Jeju’s Gotjawal is a must.