VISIT JEJU

Semi Oreum Volcanic Cone (Saemi Oreum Volcanic Cone)

A Scenic Volcanic Cone With a Flowing Spring

Seogeondo Island

At Low Tide Walk to This Tiny Island

Saemi Oreum Volcanic Cone

Where Pine Trees and Japanese Cedar Form a Forest

Mulme Volcanic Cone (Mulmi, Susanbong)

See the Beautiful Sunset at the Summit of the Volcanic Cone

Cafe Orum

Cafe Orum is located in a tranquil and peaceful farming village. Whole glass of Cafe Orum makes the cafe a great place to view the landscape of the village and see what life is really like in Jeju.

Fritz Coffee Company Jeju Seongsan

A famous café with an iconic logo featuring a seal with a cup of coffee

Sum Guest House (Jeju International Airport Branch)

Located 5 Minutes from Jeju International Airport

Scent of the Sea

Just 20 Minutes from the Airport at Samyang Black Sand Beach

gudeok guest house(jeju hiking inn)

As Lodging for Backpackers, We Have Free WiFi and a Laundry Service

EPHP Hath Riderhouse

Bicycle Travel and Care Facilities

LUSH Jeju

Come experience the beauty of Jeju’s seas and the Sanbangsan Mountain at LUSH’s first shop in Jeju.

me and jeju

me and jeju

Tracing the path of history and culture (A trip to Jeju’s original downtown)

If you want to feel the breath of Jeju’s history and culture in this original downtown area, here is a list of places, from the Jeju-mok Government Office to Ohyeodan Altar, that deserve a visit.

Glow of the setting sun at Sarabong Oreum (Explore a volcanic cone in Jeju City)

The sunset as seen from the peak of Sarabong Oreum in Jeju City is considered to be an incredibly iconic scenic spot for Jeju. It is known as ‘Sabong Nakjo’. But that’s just one of many charming features of this volcanic cone. It has attractive walking trails, a distinctive lighthouse (which serves nearby Jeju Port), a memorial to Jeju hero Kim Man-deok, and more. Here are some ways you can enjoy your day at Sarabong.

'Faster, cheaper, more convenient': The all new Jeju public transportation system

There’s some great news for visitors to Jeju. The island’s public transportation system has been totally reorganized and in operation from August 26, 2017! Let's take a closer look at how Jeju's public transit system has been improved in terms of more bus routes, express buses, an easier to follow bus numbering system, even free Wi-Fi!

Traveling on foot? No worries! Explore Jeju on foot with the 181 Bus Route

One of the essentials for traveling in Jeju is usually a car. From breathtaking natural landscapes and vast ocean views to scenic cafés, having a car lets you travel comfortably and efficiently. But sometimes, we long for a slower, more peaceful trip. With just a backpack and a camera, take a bus ride and enjoy a laid-back journey through Jeju—it’s a refreshing alternative to the usual fast-paced travels.

Samyang Black Sand Beach Festival

Chasing Away the Summer Heat with a Beach FestivalTo promote Samyang’s black sand, the Samyang Black Sand Beach Festival has been held just in time for the summer holidays since 2002. The festival offers sand bathing, beach soccer for children, beach sand sculpture exhibition, and a spring water gun fight along with ocean experience programs such as scuba diving, windsurfing, sea bathing, and deep-sea fishing. The festival features performing arts events organized by the local residents.

Gotjawal Forest Concert

A night of music in the Gotjawal forest during the autumn