VISIT JEJU

Seogwipo Port

The Southernmost National Port of Korea

Iho Teolbo Bae Naksi

A place that anyone can enjoy, even beginners, regardless of gender or age, as fishing based on field experience.

Marado Island Tour

Korea’s southernmost island of Marado has a tour program where residents become guides and commentators. They explain the nature, culture, history, and life history of Marado Island to its visitors, from the time it was uninhabited to the present day.

Chagwido Nolbitbada

Located on the west end of Jeju Island where the sunset is the most beautiful, this restaurant provides delicious raw fish and seafood while offering a remarkable view of Chagwido Island.

Unhae Hoetjip (Raw Fish Restaurant)

In Front of Olle Route 8 in the Area of Jungmun Resort and Jusangjeolli Cliff

Budu Sikdang (Moseulpo)

Budu Sikdang is a restaurant specializing in the yellowtail fish, the king of the winter seas

Naedobadang Pension

Conveniently Located Just 15 Minutes from the Airport and Right Beside the Sea

A Walk in a Jeju Village: Summer in Sehwa-ri! (Part 1)

Heasanmul(Seafood) of Jeju

Jeju Island is surrounded by a cobalt blue sea giving tourists the pleasure of enjoying the scenery while dining. Every morning, fishermen and haenyeo (fisherwomen divers) go out to the sea to collect and catch various types of fish and seafood, allowing you the opportunity to enjoy these fresh and excellent Hoe (Raw Fish) and meals anywhere on Jeju, including markets and Hoe restaurants. Haesanmul Ttukbaegi (Seafood Stew) and soup made with a pot full of Jeju's sea freshness are recommended for people of all ages. Furthermore, the must-try varieties of fish in Jeju: Mackerel, Galchi (Cutlass Fish), Okdom (Horsehead Tilefish), etc. can be enjoyed anytime cooked by Jorim (braising), Gui (grilling) or hoe (raw fish) depending on your personal preference. However, Jeju style Mulhoe (cold raw fish soup) made with Hanchi (Cuttlefish), Jaridom (Spotted-fin Puller) can only be tasted while in-season and never fail to attract foodies.

10 Great Jeju Sightseeing Ideas for November: Sounds of the island in autumn

In November, when the autumn leaves up on Hallasan Mountain turn and fields of light brown pampas grass become visible across the entire island, Jeju’s auditory landscape begins to change as well. The wind carries a dry rustling sound as it moves through the pampas grass, brittle crunching sounds come from treading on the fallen leaves, and the ever-present sound of the ocean waves roar with chilly gusts of ocean air. Let’s pause for a moment to appreciate these November Jeju sounds.

Jeju winter festivals to enjoy

Even though on the most pamphlets advertising trips to Jeju you can see photos of its white sand beaches and emerald-colored sea, going to Jeju in winter might as equally fun of an experience.

The 12th Chujado Yellow Corvina Festival 2019

This small set of islands in the South Sea some 90-minutes by ferry north of Jeju Island, is *the* place to experience first-hand the bounty of the ocean. Taste all sorts of fresh fish and local specialities, and also take part in the celebration!