Yumin Art Nouveau Museum resembles Jeju.
Here, you can witness the architectural aesthetics of Tadao Ando, a genius architect, and an environment that beautifully harmonizes with Jeju’s nature.
The colored glass structure installed on the exterior wall by the entrance to Yumin Art Nouveau Museum reflects the view of Seopjikoji. It is nicknamed “Shining Glass” as a frame for a unique view of the landscape.
The pond at the entrance symbolizes Baengnokdam and the three gardens represent Jeju’s stones, women, and wind. Then, you come across Beokcheon Falls. If you look into the view finder along the stone wall past the waterfalls, you can focus on the seas and Seongsanilchulbong. Click!

The place that captures the Sun’s energy and the ocean’s breeze.
Glass House at the eastern end of the island is an all-glass building where you can look out the window at any direction.
The coastal trail beneath Glass House faces Seongsan Ilchulbong and offers an open view of Jeju’s seas and prairies at the same time.
If you take a seat by the windows on either end of Mint, a contemporary art restaurant on the 2nd floor, it feels as if you are looking out to the seas and sky of Jeju on a ship.
Propose to your loved one by the seas of Jeju and they cannot say no!

‘Yacht sailing’ and ‘scuba diving’ are the most high-end water sports.
Learn how to sail a yacht from the instructor who is the President of Jeju Yacht Club and certified by Royal Yacht Association of England (RYA). Then enjoy the unforgettable experience of sailing a yacht at Seopjikoji, the best yachting site in Korea.
Anyone can be trained to be a scuba diver at Phoenix Island regardless of past experience. Seongsanilchulbong and Seopjikoji areas are the best scuba diving spots in Korea with a beautiful underwater environment and a wide variety of tropical fish. How about taking the picture of a lifetime with tropical fish this summer?