VISIT JEJU

If you like driving or enjoying speeding around a race track with the family, this destination is an excellent option for adults and kids. On the power track, there are three types of carts and courses: a 1-person go-kart with a maximum speed of 40 km/h (minimum age is 14 and 150cm in height); a 2-seater (minimum age is 3 and 100cm in height) perfect for couples or a parent and child to enjoy the race track together (but with mom or dad safely at the wheel); and an expert option that goes up to 60 km/h. 

There is a non-motorized racing space that employs gravity to demonstrate acceleration and which has only a brake. This course is completed in 1 to 2 minutes with a 20-minute turnaround.

Prices are 18,000 won for a ride in the 1-seater, 24,000 won for the 2-seater. There is the option to pay for multiple laps, and Jeju residents are eligible for a 25% discount.

A fond childhood memory is one playing with toy blocks. We activated our imaginations and creativity that way, though as we grew up we may have lost some of that enthusiasm. But here at Brick Campus, you can recapture those memories of youth with your children, or on your own! This is the world’s first brick art museum and it is conveniently located in Nohyeong-dong, Jeju City. You can see and experience brick art — where the toy is elevated into an art — for yourself.

Brick Campus is made up of gardens, block galleries, classrooms and a cafe. The gallery has a total of 4.5 million blocks, and you can enjoy about 300 works of brick art there, including famous art works, famous buildings, movie and animated characters, and scenery created by 40 talented artists. 

In addition, the inspiration you can get from the work created by the brick artists can also encourage you to challenge yourself and your creativity. You can spend time building block creations with your children, writing messages using large blocks, and enjoying time both as adults and as children. 

If you get hungry, there is a café that sells snacks and desserts based on the concept of bricks. Their brick burger is fun in that you can choose from a combination of six different colors and shapes of bread, which adds to the enjoyment of your meal.

The character of Hello Kitty was born in 1974 and year after year has delighted people young and old with its cuteness. Hello Kitty Island is a multicultural, Kitty-themed space. All the items on display are related to Hello Kitty and you can feel free to take as many photographs and selfies as you want!

The large three-story building holds various exhibitions and programs under the theme of  “the happiest day trip in the world.” On the first floor, there is an exhibition of Hello Kitty-related art, including the origins, family history, and overall identity of Hello Kitty. The second floor has a Hello Kitty cafe and on the third floor, there is a 3D theater where you can enjoy a video and an outdoor garden. There is a gift shop on the first floor for those who are inspired to take a Kitty item home.

Shinhwa Theme Park is full of characters and interesting stories. It is a great place to bring children without having to worry too much. There is also areas that are suitable for adults, so you can avoid the boredom of waiting while the kids are busy being kids. A bowling alley, cafes, restaurants, duty free shopping and more, operate within Shinhwa World.

If your child is familiar with the Korean animated ‘Larva’ character — it is now popular all over the world — they’ll love exploring the first of the park’s three differently themed zones. Larva Adventure Village is a place where you can meet all the greatest characters in myths and children’s stories. Rotary Park is a steampunk-themed area that with all the characters TUBAn has developed. And Oscar’s New World is a mysterious jungle that offers Inca and Maya Civilization-themed rides. There are 15 such themed rides in total around the park. 

If you’d like to try your hand at pizza making, Wingcle’s Pizzeria offers a DIY menu where children can make pizza directly. With the help of a chef, you knead your pizza dough and add your preferred toppings to your very own pie. They have fried chicken as well.

Shinhwa World also has great duty free shopping for foreign visitors departing Jeju at the end of their trip, so you can stock up on your favourite cosmetics, fashions and designer bags at excellent prices.

Luxury hotels, golfing, attractive beaches, Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls, Jusangjeolli Coastal Cliff, and all sorts of fun tourist attractions are jam packed into this area along the southern coast of Seogwipo. 

If you like teddy bears, optical illusions, tropical plants, or K-pop… then there are spectacular spots for you here in the Jungmun Tourist Complex. There’s Ripley's Believe It or Not, Yeomiji Botanic Garden, Chocolate Land, the Museum of African Art, yacht tours at Pacific Land, and more. 

All kinds of cuisine are also available, from traditional Jeju food to Japanese, Korean, and fast food chain restaurants, too. You can’t go wrong filling a day (or a week) here!