Named after the renowned artist Lee Jung Seop, who captured the beauty of Jeju Island, this street is lined with cosy cafes, art galleries, murals, and compelling installations. Wander through the vibrant artistic displays and immerse yourself in cultural events that celebrate the artist’s legacy and the rich history of the island’s creative community.

Jusangjeollidae is a stunning cliff, surrounded by volcanic rock formations and a picturesque coastline. The views are breathtaking and the crashing of waves is insanely relaxing. Add this site as a pit stop in your itinerary, the perfect introduction to the nature found on the island. 

Gozip is a beloved Korean restaurant that serves exquisite seafood. From rice rolls and fresh sashimi to fish stew. This traditional and always buzzing spot knows how to enchant tourists with Jeju’s authentic flavours.  

Jeju Stone Park is a cultural and ecological park that celebrates the island's volcanic history and connection to nature. Explore their outdoor sculptures, rock formations and exhibitions that recall Jeju’s myths and legends as you walk down the scenic trail.