Things to do in Jeju Chocolate Museum

This garden is absolutely gorgeous, incredibly serene and peaceful. I definitely recommend visiting. Staff are friendly and helpful. It takes about an hour to complete it, but you can take as much time as you need/want, there are many benches to just sit and relax.

This was an absolutely wonderful place. The camping host knew all the best spots, and with the great weather, we were able to enjoy a beautiful sunset. We also got to have our much-anticipated bonfire while relaxing by the sea. It was my first time staying in a camper van, and it was a great experience. I even stumbled upon a film shoot and got to interact with the local dogs. The dogs on Jeju Island were very gentle. Since the camping host knew all the best places, I believe they would be able to create a plan tailored to your wishes if you discuss your desired activities or requests with them. I highly recommend sharing any requests you might have. For what was offered, the price seemed quite reasonable, though I suppose that might depend on other participants. Since I was alone this time, the service truly exceeded the cost. Next time, I'd like to stay longer, perhaps four days, to hike in the mountains and swim in the ocean.

The instructor is a kind Busan auntie, very patient, and her English is clear. When I accidentally split my six-petal orange in half, she tried her best to help me fix it. The farm is in a remote location, so I highly recommend driving there yourself, driving yourself, driving yourself!

My experience making orange marmalade this time was fantastic! It took place in a white building on the first floor of the Wuling Grandma's House Farm. If you go, remember to take a taxi to the exact location (I almost walked into a field by mistake). Once you arrive, you can relax a bit in the cafe, which has a beautiful environment. The jam-making area is very clean, and the instructor teaches in English with a Chinese subtitled instructional video playing on the screen, so don't worry, the process is simple. The instructor, an auntie from Busan, is incredibly kind and provides very detailed guidance. Don't miss out if you love cooking or enjoy hands-on experiences! You even get to take home the orange marmalade you made, which is very satisfying, hehe. The surrounding area is also great for photos, with super beautiful scenery.