Here are the tips for visiting Jeju Island in winter: Spring and autumn are the best times to visit Jeju Island, but in other seasons, there are also beautiful scenery that you can’t expect.

The climate of Jeju Island is dry and windy in winter, humid and rainy in summer, and the average annual temperature is around 16°C.

Hallasan Mountain is a very famous mountain in South Korea. It is even more popular here in winter. Many outdoor sports enthusiasts gather here to climb mountains. If you come to Jeju Island in South Korea, don’t forget to come here to experience it.

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Tourists who like the sea can enjoy the joy of bathing beaches. Yacht sightseeing and underwater diving will give you the opportunity to experience the mystery of the underwater world, or go windsurfing and find excitement and pleasure in fighting with the sea.

In Seogwipo on Jeju Island, there is the only Jeju Racecourse in the world where you can watch horse racing. It is surrounded by a large parking lot, local restaurants, children's riding stables, artificial ponds and other ancillary facilities, and it has gradually become a family leisure and entertainment center.

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Jeju Island Food Jeju Island Food tastes a little salty. It may be because the hot weather prevents the food from changing taste.

In addition, Jeju’s famous local delicacies include cakes, grilled caramel, plum sparkling wine, pheasant buckwheat noodles, crab soup, buckwheat shaved noodles, etc.

In Jeju, hotels have various restaurants such as Western restaurants, Japanese restaurants, Korean traditional restaurants, and Jeju local restaurants, so customers can enjoy whatever they want.