Top 50 Best Things to Do in Seogwipo

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150***35

JEJU GIFT SHOP, a hidden gem of a Jeju Island limited-edition store 👑 If you're looking for a unique souvenir to take home✈️, this is a must-visit ❗️ 💯 Korean designs‼ ️ A variety of beautiful and interesting fridge magnets. Jelly sea magnets are dreamy🌈 Map magnets are convenient for tracking your travels🐾 We also have magnets made from sea stones, shells, and sand. 🌋Volcanic stone bracelets are a real local specialty. Snacks include orange chocolate🍫Orange gummy candies with an orange flavor🍊 Many small rings made with different lucky stones for different months💍 Very artistic and Korean drama-inspired🎐

_FB***77

Lots to see. Love the acrobat live performance and various exhibits. You can order a coffee and enjoy watching the fishes in the huge tank. Recomend to buy tickets a day before on Trip. com. Price of the ticket is much lower on trip. com than at the Aquarium.

Cicis 彩虹

The favorite and most worthwhile Seopjikoji attraction in Jeju Island Seopjikoji in English and 섭지코지 in Korean Walk along the winding seaside boardwalk, enjoy the perfect combination of meadows, rocky beaches and the sea, and occasionally encounter horses on the way. This feeling is really chill~

滕凯舟

The Camellia Park isn't very big, but the layout is very clever. I spent over an hour exploring it. Even in the dead of winter, the camellias were blooming beautifully. Various orange trees lined the roadside, and the fragrance of flowers filled the air – it was quite pleasant.

Anonymous user

It was a great experience! The divers, the fish, the shipwrecks, the local commentary—it was all very atmospheric. The entire trip, including the trip out to the submarine, took about an hour. Seeing the submarine emerge from the sea was very interesting, and the kids loved it! The scenery certainly isn't as rich as diving, but simply being in a submarine was a great experience! They also included a free photo with the submarine, so remember to take it when you get ashore!

Aaron黄昕威

There are few people and the environment is good. The place is spacious and clean. There are many scenes for checking in and taking photos. Children also have special non-powered facilities to play with, and the rooftop can also be used for viewing. Most importantly, it is suitable for young children and they have a lot of fun!

YY0329

Hallasan Mountain, one of South Korea's three most famous mountains, is located in the center of Jeju Island. At 1950 meters, it is the highest peak in South Korea. Hallasan is an extinct volcano, with Baekrokdam, a volcanic lake with a diameter of 500 meters, at its summit. Due to its high altitude, the climate exhibits a vertical distribution from subtropical to frigid zones, and the mountain is home to over 1800 plant species and over 4000 animal species. In 1970, Hallasan was designated a Korean National Park, and in 2007 it was designated a World Natural Heritage Site.

Karina_kk

The hike is not very hard and takes around 20-30 mins, but on a hot day it was really exhausting. It was interesting to see the top, and the city views were nice, but for those who don’t like hiking, I would recommend just enjoying the scenery from the free entrance road without going up.

季凡希

Show your Ctrip order at the small booth with a submarine painted on it opposite the ticket purchase area at the pier to exchange for the boat ticket, then follow the line on the ground to the pier to wait for the boat. It's very convenient. First take a shuttle boat to the offshore platform to get off the submarine. Each person has a seat, which is very interesting and suitable for bringing children. Although the submarine is a confined space, it is not scary at all, and many elderly people also ride it. It can be said to be the most fun project in Niu Island!

_TI***ms

We visited the Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju with my two boys and my mom, and we all had a great time. The museum is fantastic, with so many adorable and creative teddy bear displays. It’s very family-friendly and enjoyable for all ages. Definitely worth visiting if you’re in Jeju!