VISIT JEJU

Gwibinsa

Located in the Village Where Former President Syngman Rhee had a Summer Home

Donnaeko Valley

Donnaeko Valley, a Great Spot to Enjoy Swimming and Walking Amidst the Cool and Crystal Clear Water and Clean Air from Hallasan Mountain

Woldaecheon Stream

A Popular Vacation Destination for Residents in Jeju-do Island Unknown to Tourists

Milanesa

A family friendly pork cutlet and salad buffet

Gureumbat House

Newly Built in 2014 as a Single-family Pension

Ocean Log Pension

Built with Over 100 Pine Logs

Jeju Haean Pension

A Sightseeing Pension Where You Can Enjoy the Beauty of Fabulous Sunrises and Sunsets

Hip, Trendy, Fun and Unique: Jeju Hotspots

While Jeju is home to vast, natural wonders, you can also find hip and trendy shops and items throughout the island, as well as unique photo opportunities to help you commemorate your Jeju vacation.

Jeju pensions and pool villas you can enjoy with your family

Enjoying a private place with a pool all for yourself and your family might be a vacation that you have always dreamed of. In Jeju Island making this dream come true is possible all year round. A runaway private villas are a good healing opportunity and a fun family experience.

Looking for a super summer spot? Keep cool on your Jeju vacation

In summer, Jeju Island has all the natural elements and visitor infrastructure to stay cool. Just a glance at its stunning ice-themed tourist site or the pleasant green foliage of its forests and valleys, and you can see for yourself just how "cold" it can get in summer.

Jeju International Drone Film Festival

A drone film festival to cool off on summer nights by the beach.

2019 Keumneungwondam Festival

The Best Beach in Jeju Islands, Keumneung Beach Established to bring attention to the traditional Korean culture of “Wondam” during the summer vacation season, Keumneungwondam Festival is celebrating its 12th anniversary this year. Wondam is a traditional fishing method in Jeju from the old days when people piled stones to trap fish that come in with the tide. Wondam means a net made with stones, and it is also called stone net.