The calm and romantic Jeju Island! 💙
Jeju Island in South Korea is known for its scenic views. It’s a go-to destination for couples on honeymoon, or for those in need of a rejuvenating holiday to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Unlike other cities in Korea, Jeju is smaller and not nearly as busy as Seoul.
There are probably many Muslim tourists who want to visit Jeju, but are unsure if it’s easy to find restaurants that offer Muslim-friendly, Halal or pork free food. If that’s the pickle you’re in, don’t worry, as we have included all that information in this travel guide!
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Day One in Jeju 🌊
1. Flight from Malaysia to Jeju ✈️
Firstly, how do you get to Jeju? Well, it’s as simple as hopping on a 6 hour AirAsia X flight to Busan. Once you’ve arrived at Gimhae International Airport (김해국제공항), you’ll continue your journey with a domestic flight straight to Jeju, which is about 1 hour long. On your way to the island, you’ll get a sneak peak of Jeju’s beautiful blue seas from inside the plane!
Prayer rooms at the airport 🌙
- You can find the prayer room of Gimhae International Airport (김해국제공항) at level 3.
- Near Jeju International Airport (제주 국제 공항), you can Lotte Rent-a-Car to use their prayer room.
2. Lunch at Bada Punggyeong (바다풍경) 🫕
After you’ve landed, begin your Jeju adventure with lunch at Bada Punggyeong, a Muslim-friendly restaurant that’s located by a beach. While you’re dining at Bada Punggyeong, don’t miss out on Jeju’s extensive seafood selection. Everything served here is fresh, and you get to feast while soaking in the gorgeous ocean view in front of you.
One of the restaurant’s must-tries is their Seaweed soup with Sea Urchin, especially if you’re visiting during the colder months! Other than that, check out their grilled cutlassfish, as well as the cutlassfish that’s cooked in spicy soy sauce. If you’re a fan of sashimi, you should definitely try their raw cutlassfish. This eatery only serves seafood, so it’s safe to say that it’s pork-free.
Halal status: Everything offered here is Muslim-friendly. No pork or lard. Alcoholic beverages are served here.
Operating hours: Daily, 10AM - 11PM.
Address: 제주특별자치도 제주시 서해안로 654, 513-2 Yongdamsam-dong, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
Prayer room 🌙
You can ask the restaurant staff if you can perform your prayers at the dedicated space they’ve prepared. Be sure to bring your own prayer mat and attire.
3. Visit Jeju Stone Park (제주돌문화공원) 🪨
Continue your island journey at Jeju Stone Park! This attraction’s popularity stems from its breathtaking nature and the hundreds of stones that have become synonymous with Jeju’s identity. The park is inspired by the island’s traditional culture and the ways in which the people of Jeju used stones for protection.
Each stone has its own unique shape and design. There’s a myth behind these stones; it was Seolmundae Halmang (Grandmother Seolmundae) who created Jeju Island and the Obaek Janggun stones. Apart from learning more about the culture, this park has many spots for you to take some photos, especially the areas that are filled with lush silvergrass!
Entry: 5,000 won (Adults), 3,500 won (Teenagers), Free for children aged 12 and below and senior citizens aged 65 and above.
Operating hours: Every day except Mondays, 9AM - 6PM (Last entry at 5PM)
Address: 2023, Namjo-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do제주특별자치도 제주시 조천읍 남조로
4. Watch the sunset at Dakmeoru Coastal Road (닭머르해안길) ☀️
The next stop is Dakmeoreu Coastal Road, a stunning coastal walkway in Jeju. Dakmeoreu means chicken head, and this place was named as such as the beach resembles a chicken pecking the ground with its beak. With its huge cliffs, crystal clear blue water, and its magnificent scenery, there’s no doubt that visitors will fall in love with Dakmeoreu Coastal Road!
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💡 Klook Tip: Visit Dakmeoreu Coastal Road during the sunset to see the sky paint itself with vibrant orange and red hues before easing its way into to a gorgeous purple! This is the most magical time of day to stroll down the coast. Don’t forget to take pictures and videos of the sunset, as your trip to Dakmeoreu is bound to be a memorable one!
Address: Sinchon-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
5. Hotel check-in 🛏️
After stopping by a few must-visit destinations on top of a long journey from Malaysia to Jeju, it’s finally time to check into your hotel and rest. If you’re on the hunt for a cozy hotel, here are some suggestions:
- Hotel RegentMarine: From RM257/night
- Ventimo Hotel & Residence Jeju: Dari RM280/night
- Maison Glad Jeju: RM343/night
- Lotte City Hotel Jeju: From RM357/night
- Ramada Plaza Jeju Ocean Front: From RM451/night
- Ecoland Hotel: From RM466/night
Day Two in Jeju
1. Breakfast at the hotel 🍳
As they say, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. You can kickstart your day at your hotel’s breakfast buffet, or you can get some food from a nearby convenience store. Finding a Halal or Muslim-friendly breakfast buffer might be difficult, so do check with your hotel beforehand. Don’t worry though, as Korean convenience stores are filled to the brim with ready-to-eat meals. Just be sure to read the ingredient list before you purchase.
💡 Klook Tip: Download the MUFKO app to check the Halal status of snacks and drinks at convenience stores.
2. Go-karting at 9.81 Park 🏎️
Are you ready for an adrenaline-filled second day in Jeju? Head over to 9.81 Park to experience the island's only Go-Kart track! You can race down the hills at the speed of gravity (9.81m/s²) while admiring the scenic views of Jeju’s sparkly blue waters.
At 9.81 Park, not only do you get to feel the rush of gravity racing with high-tech karts, you can also become a professional Gravity Racer. Other than that, you can battle your friends and family in their laser tag arena. Book your 9.81 Park tickets here.
Entry: From RM105/adult
Operating hours: Daily, 9AM - 6PM
Address: 880-24 Cheondeok-ro, Aewol-eup, Cheju, Jeju-do, South Korea
3. Strike a pose at Eoeumri Village 🌾
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After the excitement of 9.81 Park, make your way to Eoeumri Village, a large field full of silvergrass. This is another must-visit location in Jeju as it’s very instagrammable— take your OOTD or even your pre-wedding photoshoot here (this place is very romantic!). The best time to visit is from October to November when the grass is at peak lushness. Trust us, you won’t regret visit Eoeumri Village.
Address: Eoeum-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
4. Lunch at Sagye Bada (사계바다) 🐟
Another Muslim-friendly (pork-free) lunch spot that you should check out is Sagye Bada 사계바다. This restaurant offers a variety of Korean dishes including Grilled Whole Cutlassfish and Braised Cutlassfish. The fish served here is extremely fresh. When your food arrives, don’t dig in just yet! The restaurant staff will help to remove the fish bones so that you can eat with ease.
Halal status: No pork or lard. Alcoholic beverages are served here.
Operating hours: Daily, 10AM - 8PM (Break time: 3.30PM - 5PM)
Address: 26 Hyeongjehaean-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, South Korea 제주 서귀포시 안덕면 형제해안로 26 1층 사계바다
Prayer room 🌙
You can ask the restaurant staff if you can perform your prayers at the dedicated space they’ve prepared. Be sure to bring your own prayer mat and attire.
5. Sip tea at Camellia di Manor Blanc 🫖
Jeju truly is home to so many instagrammable places, including Manor Blanc. Manor Blanc is a Muslim-friendly cafe that’s surrounded by a flower garden and silvergrass. This cafe is pretty romantic too, making it a great place to visit and take pictures with your partner.
The interior is lined with tea sets and china from Europe and the UK— guaranteed to be enjoyed by every mother. Other than Camellia tea, they serve coffee and different types of cakes. You can even see Hallasan mountain, Sanbangsan mountain, and Hyeongjaeseom island from the cafe!
Halal status: No pork, lard, or alcohol.
Operating hours: Daily, 9.30AM - 6.30AM (Break time: 3.30PM - 5PM)
Address: 46 Iljuseo-ro 2100beon-gil, Andeok-myeon, 특별자치도, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
6. Tangerine picking 🍊
Tangerine picking is an activity you can’t miss out on when visiting Jeju. First, visitors (or pickers) will be given a bucket and a pair of shears. Next, the farm staff will teach you how to properly cut the tangerines off from the tree. Then, off you go! The best part is that you can eat your picked fruit as you go. In addition to the tutorial, they’ll also give you some tips: the sweetest fruits are the ones that are fully orange, while tangerines that are still green aren’t ripe yet.
After stuffing yourself with juicy tangerines, make sure you remember to snap some pictures. The fruit trees make for a beautiful background. Just like the citrusy treats, your Jeju trip will surely be a sweet memory if you choose to visit a tangerine farm!
Entry: From 7,000 won/pax
Operating hours: 9.30AM - 5PM (Break time: 12PM - 1PM)
Address: South Korea, Jeju-do, Seogwipo-si, 특별자치도, Andeok-myeon, Deoksu-ri, 2107-8번지 KR
7. Meet new pals at Saebyeol Friends 🦙
Time to immerse yourself in a magical land of adorable little friends! Saebyeol Friends isn’t your typical zoo— it’s a farm where you can look at the animals up close. Here, you’ll have the chance to hand feed animals like alpacas, deer, horses, sheep, and many more.
Show off to your friends by sending them selfies with your new fluffy acquaintances. There’s even a photo spot to commemorate this unforgettable memory. On top of the calming scenery, the farm has a cafe and a gift shop.
Operating hours: 9.30AM - 6PM
Address: South Korea, Jeju-do, Jeju-si, 특별자치도, Aewol-eup, Bongseong-ri, 4554-20 새별프렌즈
8. Dinner at Dasoni (다소니) 🍚
Before you end your day, fill up your belly at Dasoni, a Muslim-friendly restaurant inspired by traditional Hanok. Customers get to sit on a tatami on the floor while being surrounded with traditional wooden furniture.
Dasoni’s menu is completely vegan, so they don’t serve any type of meat. Must-tries at this restaurant include lotus rice, bibimbap, and perilla sujebi. Peeling open the lotus leaf is like a surprise— inside you’ll find sticky rice with ginkgo nuts and jujube. Be sure to try side dishes like their kimchi and pancakes, too! After a long day of exploring the island, we suggest you try their jujube and citrus tea.
Halal status: No pork, lard, or alcohol.
Operating hours: 11AM - 9PM (Break time: 3PM - 5PM)
Address: 24, Onam-ro 6-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Day Three in Jeju
1. Enjoy the view at Iho Tewoo Beach (이호테우해변) 🌊
Iho Tewoo Beach is a true gem. Here you’ll find two horse-shaped landmarks, one red and one white, that stand out against the vast blueness of the sky and sea. This beach features the best of both worlds— soft white sand and glittery turquoise waters.
You can swim, sunbathe, fish, or simply take a breather and bask in this relaxing environment. You could also take a stroll down the beach during sunset or sunrise for a more romantic vibe.
Address: Dori-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do 제주특별자치도 제주시 도리로
2. Watch planes fly at Jeju Iyagi Café ☕
At Jeju Iyagi Cafe, visitors get to sip on warm tea while watching planes take off from the airport! This cafe also faces the sea. You try their Camellia tea or their americano coffee, on top of the various cakes they have to offer.
Jeju Iyagi Cafe sits on top of a souvenir shop, so you can pop down to get some gifts for your loved ones. Soaps, candles, and postcards are particularly popular among Jeju tourists.
Halal status: No pork, lard, or alcohol.
Operating hours: 10AM - 7PM
Address: 8-2, Sunae1-dong, Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do South Korea
3. Lunch at Bagdad Halal Jeju 🍗
In the mood for Indian and Middle Eastern cuisine? Head over to Baghdad Halal Jeju, a restaurant that uses Halal ingredients. They have naan, tandoori, butter chicken, and even mutton masala! Everything is served hot, so just imagine what it would be like to take a bite of warm naan when it’s cold outside. Those who follow a vegetarian diet don’t have to worry either, as the eatery offers vegetarian options as well.
For drinks, we recommend their masala tea and mango lassi. Warning: these might make you miss the mamak shops back home.
Halal status: Halal ingredients used for food. Alcoholic beverages are served here.
Operating hours: Everyday except Wednesdays, 11AM - 11PM
Address: South Korea, Jeju-do, Jeju-si, 특별자치도, Gwandeok-ro, 8길 34
Prayer room 🌙
You can ask the restaurant staff if you can perform your prayers at the dedicated space they’ve prepared. Be sure to bring your own prayer mat and attire.
4. Stroll around Halla Arboretum 🌳
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Kredit: Canva
Halla Arboretum is a forest dedicated to research and nature conservation. With fresh air, lush green trees, and chirping birds, this place is heaven on earth for nature lovers! There are over 100,000 plants here, making this forest a very instagrammable spot.
Operating hours: 9AM - 6PM (Summer), 9AM - 5PM (Winter)
Address: 72 Sumogwon-gil, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
5. Jeju Light Garden ✨
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To end your day, slip into the fantastical neon world of Jeju Light Garden! Colourful LED lights cover every inch of this garden, with rainbow tunnels and light-up figures. It’s not just a garden with lights though, as the installations are interactive as well. The photo opportunities are endless here! On top of all that, this attraction is suitable for everyone, including families and couples.
Operating hours: Daily, 5PM - 12AM
Address: Pyeonghwa-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea
Jeju Essentials
1. SIM card & WiFi 📶
Nowadays, it’s essential to stay connected at all times. You can do so in Jeju with a 4G SIM card or pocket WiFi. It’s as easy as picking your order up at the airport when you arrive!
2. Airport transfer 🚐
Finding a way to and fro an airport can be tricky, so to make your trip a lot smoother, we suggest you book a private airport transfer on Klook! This travel essential will solve every traveller’s biggest issue.
3. Car rental 🚗
Although Jeju is relatively small, most residents use cars to make their way around the island. Your safest bet would be to rent a private car with a professional driver to bring you around. It’s more flexible this way as you’ll get to explore Jeju on your own time.
Another option would be to drive yourself around. With all that the island has to offer, renting a car in Jeju and creating your own itinerary is the best way to experience Jeju.
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