VISIT JEJU

Baksugijeong

Beautiful views of the cliffs of Daepyeong-ri

Jeoji Oreum (Dakmol Oreum, Sae Oreum)

A beautiful volcanic cone in Jeoji-ri with views of Hallasan Mountain and Biyangdo from its observatory

Jeju Olle Course 1

Located Between Siheung Elementary School and Gwachigi Beach

Songjuksa Site

Established in 1843 in Memory of Jeong On, Likening His Fidelity to Pine and Bamboo

Obidos

Enjoy a Leisurely Stroll on the Promenade Near Aewol Coastal Road

Ramada Encore Seogwipo Hotel

We value our guests’ experience, and pursue genuine care for each guest on the basis of Wyndham Hotel Group service standards. We promise to deliver an inspiring hotel experience that fully meets guests’ needs and strives for their enjoyment.

Momento House

A Family Hotel Along the Lee Joong-seop Street

Hayanunduk (White hill)

Located at the Olle Route 4 Along the Coastal Road

A World's Top 10 Coastal Walk: Jeju Olle Trails

The Jeju Olle network of 26 walking trails is now listed as one of the world’s “Top 10 Best Coastal Walks” by the UK-based magazine Active Traveller. It was the only trail in Asia to make the cut.

Walking, Food, and Culture on Jeju (Introduction to 2020 Jeju Olle Walking Festival)

The Jeju Olle Walking Festival is held every year in fall. It features, food, cultural performances, and, of course, plenty of walking. Here is all you need to know about the 2020 festival.

Three Olle Trails with Spectacular Fall Scenery

Fall is the perfect time for hiking due to the season’s cool weather and colorful scenery. Jeju’s Olle Trails are a highlight of a Jeju walking trip

(Olle Trail) The convenient way to walk around the island

One of the best ways to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Jeju Island is by walking on a well planned and maintained trail. It will keep you fit and connect you with Jeju’s nature and local culture. In the Jeju language "olle" is a word used for the narrow path that leads to one's house. Olle trail can be seen as narrow paths through the forests and coasts of Jeju Island that lead to the core of its beauty and magic. The trails stretch from village to village and go through beaches, farms and Gotjawal forests. These are forests native to Jeju Island where trees grow on volcanic rocks with very little soil.