10 Best Things to Do with Kids in Jeju

At Hello Kitty Island, you can see and touch all things Hello Kitty. It’s a great place to visit with for any young Hello Kitty fan in your family. Just watch your children’s faces light up as they discover the bright and colourful world of Hello Kitty, past and present.

There won’t be a dull moment as you take photos with Hello Kitty, play with colours, try temporary tattoo stickers and more. A large variety of souvenirs is available in the gift shop, and there’s a cafe where you can rest and relax after your Hello Kitty adventure.

Jeju Aerospace Museum in western Jeju is a fantastic destination for both kids and adults, offering a deep dive into the history of aviation and space exploration. The highlight of the museum is the outdoor exhibition area, showcasing 13 real aircraft, from heavy transport vehicles to helicopters. Aircraft enthusiasts will love the chance to step inside a cockpit for a closer look.

Young minds will be thrilled by the interactive exhibits, including flight simulators and a 5D theatre. The Children’s Hall also features a playground, great for a fun break amidst all the exploring. When you’re feeling peckish, head to the food court that serves a wide variety of healthy dishes.

Jeju Glass Museum is a mesmerising blend of art and nature, displaying stunning glass sculptures primarily set in enchanting outdoor spaces. The intricate glassworks range from delicate flowers to spectacular glass towers. The museum also offers hands-on classes where you can create your own glass vase or plate, providing a fascinating glimpse into the art of glassmaking.

The highlight of the museum is the outdoor garden, where you can stroll and admire glass art pieces that seamlessly meld into the landscape. Visit in the late afternoon to witness the glass sculptures illuminated by lights and the setting sun, creating a truly magical atmosphere.

Jeju Shinhwa World offers a wide range of activities for the whole family. The complex contains roller coasters, a splash pool, and a casino. There's something for all ages, so you can have fun with younger kids on the sedate carousel or take your teenagers for a whirlwind ride on the terrifying Flying Larva.

The water park has both an indoor and outdoor section with wave pools, huge water slides, a lazy river, and a relaxing spa. The 'bubble pop', a bouncy surface surrounded by a shallow pool, provides toddlers with hours of fun. Afterwards, watch a film at the Rotary Park 4D Theater or grab a bite to eat at Wingcle's Bistro.

Alive Museum Jeju is dedicated to the bizarre art of optical illusions. You might feel like a giant as you move through weirdly proportioned rooms with 3D art that makes creative use of light and wind. See paintings jump out of their frames and stand on a rope bridge over a towering canyon.

Get lost in Alive Museum Jeju’s spectacular mirror room or admire flowers that seem to glow from the inside. A camera is a must to take lots of cool selfies with all the quirky exhibits. You can ask a staff member to help you snap photos with your family or friends for a memorable Instagram shot.

The ‘koji’ in the name Seopjikoji Beach is Jeju dialect for ‘cape’, or pointed land that protrudes into the sea. It’s a place where you can feel the beauty and wonder of nature, from the volcanic rocks that make up the coastline to jagged rocks that become hidden or revealed depending on the tide. 

The paths here are well maintained and stroller-accessible, allowing for comfortable walks with the family. The surrounding scenery is picturesque, so it’s recommended for those seeking to capture their next great memory.

The Teddy Bear Museum displays cuddly bears in a variety of intriguing settings. Historical events, movies and scenes have been reproduced with groups of bears, making for charming interpretations. You’ll find yourself endlessly guessing and chatting about the scenes on display.

The souvenir shop full of accessories is a highlight that you won’t want to miss. You can have fun choosing cute gifts and souvenirs for all the family. The museum is easy to reach via public transportation and relatively close to the airport.

Saryeoni Forest Path is a peaceful trail that winds through a cedar forest, ideal for serene strolls and observing wildlife. It starts at the entrance to the Bulgeun Oreum Natural Recreation Forest and is about 15 km long, so comfortable clothes and shoes are highly recommended.

Its total length may feel a bit daunting, but the path is divided into sections, so you can break up your walk into digestible pieces. It’s a great place to spend some quality time with your loved ones, especially if you have an active child who loves the outdoors.

Ecoland is a theme park where you can revel in the nature of Jeju on a scaled-down train. The wonderful scenery and unique atmosphere are entertaining for all members of the family.

The train ride is exciting enough, but the charming sculptures and exotic buildings arranged harmoniously with nature will make you feel as if you’ve been transported into a fairy tale. There are tranquil forest walks where you can admire wildlife and flowers. If you visit in summer, you can ride on bumper boats.

The Citrus Museum is home to exhibits related to the ecology of mandarin oranges, with exhibitions dedicated to many varieties, roots, and related products. It’s a surprisingly educational experience! You can find a reproduction of a traditional Jeju house on the second floor, and if you visit during the mandarin orange season, you can experience orange picking. 

It’s a highly recommended family tourist spot. Views from the surroundings are also excellent, so you can relax and take in the scenery from the second-floor café.