VISIT JEJU

TAIBANTTANG JEJU

Delicious Philosopher, based on a farmer’s view of life and tastes as his philosophy, is producing tangerine chips and blue-tangerine jam grown without pesticides and is operating various tangerine experience programs and education farm programs based on his 17 years’ of no-pesticide tangerine farming experiences.

Seongsan Port

A Stone’s Throw from Seongsan Sunrise Peak

 Jinieoseu Rosai

Architecture that Promotes Meditation in Nature

Famous Hallabong Ice Cream

We Specialize in Hallabong Citrus Flavor Ice Cream

Cafe And (&)

Taste their homemade Hallabong citrus jelly

Gyeongminejip (Gyeongmi Service Area)

A small Korean restaurant at the entrance of Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone

Ocean Grand hotel

a First-grade hotel offering view of Hamdeok Beach and Seowubong Peak

Ojori 337 Guesthouse

A women-only guesthouse on the east side of the island with a stunning view of Udo Island and Seongsan Sunrise Peak

Marevo Resort

A Luxury Family Hotel & Resort

Hyeonseunginae Farm

A 5-minute Walk from the Famous Colorful Deoreokbungyo Elementary School in Aewol

Make the last hours before your departure count the most!

On the last day, most people are reluctant to return to their everyday life. If you want to spend your remaining time in Jeju in the nature, visit the forests near the Jeju Airport. Discover 5 forests within a casual 30-minute distance from Jeju Airport.

Local brand products from Jeju in one place.

The 'Finding Jeju' store is a place where various brands come together, allowing you to enjoy Jeju's representative fashion brands and local specialties all at once. Brands such as Island Project, JEJU E PONGDANG, COCORI, and JEUS fill the store with creatively designed and sustainably valued products. Why not explore the 'Finding Jeju' store to find precious gifts that capture the beauty and charm of Jeju?

An island of secrets and a geopark created by a volcano

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.