Jeju K-culture & café tour: Teddy Bear Museum, tangerine farms

K-dramas, tangerine cafés, a 20-meter sea stack, and teddy bears you can make yourself

A full-day guided tour of Jeju Island blending K-culture hotspots with seasonal natural sites, stopping at the Teddy Bear Museum, two tangerine-themed cafés, coastal landmarks and the Dongmun Night Market. The tour runs eight hours with a professional English-speaking guide, transport by coach, and entry to all attractions included. Lunch is at your own cost at a local restaurant offering traditional Jeju dishes and vegetarian options. A minimum of four participants is required for departure.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Jeju's nature and culture

• Visit Ora-dong Field seasonal flowers
• Enjoy lunch at local restaurant
• Explore Teddy Bear Museum
• Visit tangerine café in rock storage house
• See Oedolgae sea stack
• Relax at Cafe Honeymoon House
• Stop at Hugely Jeju coastal café
• Experience Dongmun Night Market

The experience

The day opens at a seasonal landmark: Ora-dong Field in spring or autumn, where canola and buckwheat flowers blanket rolling hills, or one of five other sites depending on the month you visit. This is the same countryside where the K-drama When Life Gives You Tangerines was filmed, so if you recognize the landscape, that's why. From there the route moves through the island's café culture: a tangerine café built inside a former rock storage house, run by granddaughters while their grandparents still tend the farm next door, and Cafe Honeymoon House, a clifftop spot that doubled as a filming location for the drama Suriname. The guide handles all driving and navigation.

The Teddy Bear Museum sits in the middle of the day. You walk through displays of vintage and costumed bears (including ones dressed as Jeju's traditional women divers), and you have the option to make your own bear in fifteen minutes, choosing the fur, face and accessories (the making fee is separate). Later, you'll stop at Oedolgae, a twenty-meter sea stack rising from turquoise water and framed by windswept pines. It's another K-drama filming spot, this one from Jewel in the Palace. The final stops are Hugely Jeju, a coastal café known for Hallabong-shaped ice cream and a wave projection on the second floor, and the Dongmun Night Market, where you can browse fresh seafood, local tangerines and street food, including items favored by BLACKPINK.

Lunch happens at a local restaurant partway through, and you pay for your own meal there. Vegetarian menus are available. The tour lasts roughly eight hours from pickup to drop-off, with the remaining time accounted for by travel between stops. Transport is by coach with a professional driver and certified guide speaking English.

What’s included

• Professional English-speaking guide and driver.
• coach transport throughout the day.
• entry to the Teddy Bear Museum and all other attractions.
• three meet-ups and five drop-offs at key sites including Dongmun Night Market.

Before you book

Days and timesEvery dayDeparts at 09:30

AgesAdult (7 and older) · Child (under 7)

GroupUp to 15

Live guideEnglish

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.It may be canceled due to bad weather or if the minimum number of travelers isn't reached. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund.

Prices and times updated 2 days ago

Good to know

Moderate physical levelInfant seats availablePublic transport nearbyNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by JUNE PRIVATE TOUR

Is this one for you?Book this if you want natural sites and K-culture in one trip without splitting your day between separate tours, but you'll need at least three other people in your group to confirm departure.

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Top questions

Can children come?

Yes. Ticket types: Child (under 7).

What happens if it rains?

It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.

What is Ora-dong Field and when can I see it on this tour?

Ora-dong Field is a countryside landscape where seasonal flowers (canola, buckwheat, or barley) stretch across rolling hills. It's a filming location for When Life Gives You Tangerines and appears on the tour during its open seasons: May, September and October. The tour substitutes other seasonal sites in other months, such as hydrangeas at Manor Blanc Cafe in June or cherry blossoms at Yearae Eco Park in March and April.

Can I make a teddy bear at the museum, and does it cost extra?

Yes, you can make a bespoke teddy bear at the Teddy Bear Museum by selecting the fur, facial features and accessories in about fifteen minutes. The bear-making fee is not included in the tour price and is paid separately at the museum.

What are the tangerine cafés like, and why are they special?

One tangerine café occupies a former rock-built storage house and serves tangerine-themed drinks and desserts in photo zones. It's run by granddaughters while grandparents tend the tangerine farm surrounding it. Hugely Jeju is a scenic coastal café famous for creative desserts shaped like Hallabong tangerines and a wave projection on the second floor.

What is Oedolgae and where does it appear in the itinerary?

Oedolgae is a striking twenty-meter-tall sea stack rising from turquoise waters, framed by rugged cliffs and windswept pines. It's a popular K-drama filming location featured in Jewel in the Palace and is a stop on the tour's coastal route.

Is lunch included, and what are the options?

Lunch is at your own cost at a local restaurant serving traditional Jeju dishes, including pork or seafood noodle soup. Vegetarian menus are available.

What happens at Dongmun Night Market, and can I spend time there?

Dongmun Night Market is the final stop, where you can browse fresh seafood, local tangerines and street food. The tour drops you there, so you have time to explore on your own. This is a drop-off-only stop.