Sinyang Beach (Seopjikoji)
Sinyang Beach (Seopjikoji) is a beautiful coastal spot located along the way to Seopjikoji, and is also known as Sinyang Beach. It offers breathtaking ocean views set against the backdrop of Seongsan Ilchulbong and Seopjikoji, two of the most iconic landmarks on the eastern coast of Jeju.
Art Space Ia
Art Space Ia is a multifaceted cultural complex created by remodeling the original structure of the former Jeju National University Hospital. Featuring exhibition halls and practice spaces, it hosts a diverse range of exhibitions and cultural arts education programs throughout the year. Located on the historic site of I-a, the former administrative center of Jeju-mok during the Joseon Dynasty, Art Space Ia is easily accessible alongside other historic landmarks in the old downtown area, such as Gwandeokjeong Pavilion and Dongmun Market.
Anna's Flower Village
Annane Flower Village, a flower shop located near Jeju International Airport that is visited by many people before and after their trips.
Hyeopjae Port
Located along the Jeju Olle Route 14, Hyeopjae Port is a charming little harbor boasting breathtaking scenery where emerald waters meet the iconic view of Biyangdo Island. Adjacent to the port lies the expansive sandy shores of Hyeopjae Beach, and the area is well-equipped with convenient amenities, including campgrounds nestled within lush pine forests. Additionally, Hyeopjae Port is renowned as an excellent fishing spot, attracting many visitors eager to enjoy the thrill of sea fishing.
Hyeopjae Ondajeong
Hyeopjae Ondajeong, a gomtang specialty restaurant located near Hyeopjae Beach, makes its broth using only black pork and does not use artificial seasonings, resulting in a clean taste.
Hyeopjae Biseonru
Located near the Hyeopjae fishing port, this cafe offers a view so breathtaking it looks like a beautiful watercolor painting come to life. The signature menu features premium handmade fruit syrups crafted in-house, as well as the Biseonru Latte—a delicious blend of nutty grain powder and creamy ice cream. You can also purchase their premium handmade syrups to take a piece of Jeju home with you.
Hyeopjae Kalguksu
Hyeopjae Kalguksu, located near Hyeopjae Beach, offers a Jeju-style meal with care, featuring signature dishes such as sea snail kalguksu made with the freshest ingredients sourced from Jeju every morning.
Hyeopjae Udon Poke Kim's Drinking Life
Hyeopjae Udon Poke Kim's Drinking Life operates as a cozy eatery serving udon and poke during the day, transitioning into a vibrant gastropub at night. The menu features heartfelt udon made with authentic Sanuki fresh noodles, prepared using house-made kaisan market ingredients and carefully brewed udon dashi. Additionally, they offer refreshing poke bowls that perfectly balance health and freshness through a vibrant combination of seafood, fruits, and vegetables.
Hyeopjae Singuksu
Hyeopjae Sin Guksu, located near Hyeopjae Beach, offers a variety of dishes including Jeju's local specialty, Gogi Guksu, allowing you to enjoy a hearty meal.
Hyeopjae Island Sea
Located just behind Geumneung Beach, this local restaurant serves a variety of delicious dishes made with high-quality domestic ingredients, including grilled cutlassfish sets, grilled abalone, braised cutlassfish, and sea snail (bomal) kalguksu. With private parking available both in front of and behind the building, parking is convenient, and the spacious interior makes it an ideal spot for large groups.
Hyeopjaegul Lava Tube (Hallim Park)
Hyeopjaegul Lava Tube (Hallim Park) is a unique hybrid cave formed when limestone-rich water seeped into a lava tube created by the volcanic eruptions of Hallasan. Measuring approximately 100 meters in length, 10 meters in width, and 5 meters in height, this extraordinary site features growing stalagmites and stalactites—a rare phenomenon for a lava tube—making it of immense scientific value. Designated as Natural Monument No. 236, Hyeopjaegul Lava Tube (Hallim Park) is carefully preserved and can be explored as part of the beautiful Hallim Park.
Hyeopjae Seafood Ramen Jjokkollak Store
Located just behind Hyeopjae Beach in Hallim-eup, Hyeopjae Seafood Ramen Jjokkollak Store is a specialty seafood ramen restaurant serving spicy, flavorful noodles loaded with a variety of fresh seafood. While the shop itself is cozy and intimate, the availability of a parking lot right in front makes visiting incredibly convenient.
Hyeopjae-gil
Located in Hallim-eup, Jeju-si, Hyeopjae-gil is a premium homemade cheese restaurant where fresh cream cheese is handcrafted daily and new cheese varieties are constantly being developed. Offering everything from early morning breakfast to indulgent desserts, Hyeopjae-gil also provides takeout options for those on the go. The signature menu item is the 'Cheese Kimchi Fried Rice,' a beloved dish that perfectly combines the restaurant's signature velvety cream cheese with savory bacon kimchi fried rice.
Hyeopjae Haenyeouijip (Haeneyo’s House in Hyeopjae)
Located at Hyeopjae Beach in Hallim-eup, Jeju, Hyeopjae Haenyeouijip (Haeneyo’s House in Hyeopjae) is a specialized seafood restaurant where you can dine while gazing out at the stunning ocean and Biyangdo Island. The building’s exterior features charming illustrations of Haenyeo (female divers), reflecting its connection to the sea. Using fresh ingredients caught directly from the Jeju waters, the menu changes seasonally to ensure the highest quality. You can enjoy a wide variety of seafood dishes, including seafood ramen, seafood porridge, braised seafood, grilled seafood, and seafood stew (haemul ttukbaegi), as well as fresh sashimi featuring stone octopus, abalone, and conch.
Hyeopjae Seafood Ramen Oppa's
Located in Hyeopjae-ri, Hallim-eup, Jeju, Hyeopjae Seafood Ramen Oppa's is a specialty seafood ramen restaurant that sets itself apart by using a unique, house-made aged sauce instead of artificial soups or capsaicin. The menu offers a delightful variety of dishes, including Octopus Seafood Ramen, Black Pork Kkogi Ramen, Abalone Bomal Kalguksu, and Abalone Cheese Rice. Situated near the stunning Hyeopjae Beach, Hyeopjae Seafood Ramen Oppa's is a must-visit destination for travelers looking for a flavorful and authentic taste of Jeju.
Seongeup Village
Located in Seongup-ri, Pyoseon-myeon, Seongeup Village preserves the authentic atmosphere of an ancient Jeju village. Unlike many other folk villages, Seongeup Village is a living community where residents still reside today. Once the capital of Jeongui-hyeon during the Joseon Dynasty, the village sits nestled at the foot of Hallasan Mountain, collectively preserving the unique architectural characteristics of traditional Jeju houses and a wealth of cultural heritage.
Traveler Wine Café
Located on Gwangyang 13-gil in Jeju City, Traveler Wine Café is a charming wine bar housed in a beautifully renovated traditional house, offering a unique atmosphere that shifts from day to night. On the second-floor terrace, you can sip on coffee or fine wine while taking in the clear blue skies or the romantic hues of a sunset. To add to the evening magic, the café also hosts a happy hour starting at 9:00 PM.
Yuji Coffee Works
Located just 20 minutes from Jeju International Airport, Yuji Coffee Works is a cafe dedicated to a nature-friendly landscape design. Here, you can enjoy exquisite coffee and freshly baked bread amidst a lush forest where ancient trees—including a 500-year-old Zelkova, a 300-year-old Hackberry, and a 200-year-old Chinese Hackberry—blend seamlessly with the native flora of Hallasan Mountain.
The Planet
The Planet is an ecological cultural center with educational content and exhibitions where visitors of all ages can explore and learn more about the mysterious nature of Jeju Island.
Gwakji Gwamul Beach
Boasting a sandy shoreline 350m long and 70m wide, Gwakji Gwamul Beach features an average depth of 1.5m and a gentle slope of 5–8 degrees, making it an ideal destination for swimmers. Due to these favorable geographical characteristics, the beach is home to youth training facilities and is a popular spot for large groups seeking summer retreats. Additionally, Gwakji Gwamul Beach is a vibrant hub for water sports, offering various activities including introductory programs perfect for beginner surfers.