Muslim Guide to Jeju

The only mosque on Jeju Island. Offers all five daily prayers and Jumu'ah. Friday prayer time adjusts seasonally — arrive early.

Prayer rooms in both domestic and international terminals. Qibla marked, mats provided.

Convenient near Jeju International Airport. Biryani, tandoori, curries, and fresh naan.

40-year-old signature samgyetang restaurant near Hallasu Arboretum. Received official Indonesian halal certification (Nov 2025) — one of the first four location-based certified venues in Korea.

Ocean-view crab specialist on Yongdam coastal road near Jeju Airport. Received official Indonesian halal certification (Nov 2025).

Long-running Indian restaurant in Yeon-dong offering a dedicated halal and vegetarian menu, popular with Muslim travellers visiting Jeju City.

Jeju's first Arabic restaurant, opened in 2018 by a Korean-Yemeni couple, with food cooked halal by Yemeni chefs. A beloved landmark for Muslim travellers in old Jeju City.

Cozy 100% vegan cafe near Hyeopjae Beach serving fair-trade coffee, plant-based burgers, and cakes.

Fully vegan organic and raw-food detox cafe with rooftop mountain views, serving smoothie bowls, cold-pressed juices, and wholesome set meals.

Traditional hanok-style Korean Buddhist vegan restaurant — fully plant-based, alcohol-free, refined tea-ceremony ambience.

Seaside fully vegan cafe near Woljeongri Beach offering Western-Korean plates made with Jeju-grown vegetables.

Intimate reservation-only vegan Korean restaurant near Seonheul Gotjawal forest, serving organic five-course set meals highlighting Jeju produce.

Fully vegan restaurant in rural Aewol. Listed on Visit Korea as both vegan and Muslim-friendly.

Arboretum with 6,000+ camellia plants.

Seogwipo waterfall in lush subtropical forest.

Central Jeju market — seafood, produce, street food.

Mid-mountain wetlands trail on Jeju's iconic volcano.

Turquoise-water beach with Biyangdo Island view.

Outdoor museum with 100+ restored traditional Jeju houses — thatched roofs, stone walls, and period demonstrations.

Aromatic herb garden with 200+ herb species, evening light festival, and foot bath — Pyoseon inland.

UNESCO-listed lava tube cave system.

Wide white-sand beach that turns into a vast tidal flat at low tide — popular for families and photography.

UNESCO-recognized preserved 15th-century walled village with stone-walled homes still inhabited today.

UNESCO-listed sunrise peak rising from the sea.

Small island off Jeju's east coast, famous for beaches.