We’ve gathered Jeju in March, when spring begins. It’s the best time to enjoy Jeju—bright yellow canola flowers bloom everywhere and the sea turns crystal clear. From photo spots where you can capture canola blossoms with Seongsan Ilchulbong as the backdrop, to emerald beaches, cedar forest trails, cafe streets, easy oreum hikes, flower-filled valleys, and iconic waterfalls—we’ve packed in a wide variety. Pick what you love and create your own March in Jeju🌼
Aewol’s popular route has a little bit of everything—things to see, eat, and do. Enjoy a clear kayak ride on the gorgeous Aewol sea, then treat yourself to a sweet break at charming cafes and donut shops. It’s also great for a stroll along the Handam Coastal Walkway that continues toward Gwakji Beach—highly recommended if you want to enjoy both the ocean and cafe hopping❤️
With stunning coastal scenery, it’s a must-visit spot if you’re in Jeju. When canola flowers are in bloom, the landscape becomes even more vibrant and draws plenty of visitors. You can capture canola blossoms with Seongsan Ilchulbong in the background—an unbeatable photo spot if you’re after that perfect spring shot.
A roasting workshop where takeout is available only during set coffee hours—here you can taste a special cup brewed with a cloth-drip method. It’s perfect for a pleasant spring day when you want to grab a coffee and enjoy Jeju’s scenery. Since cloth-drip coffee is made in limited quantities, they may close early once it’s sold out—so it’s a good idea to check operating status before you visit😆
The emerald sea and white sand alone make this place instantly calming. It’s ideal for travelers who prefer quiet coastal views over flashy activities. A great stop when you want to savor Jeju’s spring sea at a relaxed pace💙
An oreum with a fantastic swing photo spot—after a short climb from the parking lot, you’ll find a swing that’s made for photos. You can reach the top in about 10–15 minutes, making it an easy outing. There’s a plum tree at the summit too, so in March you may catch plum blossoms as well.
Close to Jeju City, this is an easy, low-stress place to visit for a walk. It’s perfect for quiet healing as you stroll through forest paths filled with cedar trees. Sunny days feel crisp and refreshing, while cloudy days have their own moody charm—making it a great spot anytime.
Despite the name “valley,” it’s located within the Jungmun Tourist Complex, so it’s very easy to access. In March, the ravine fills with blooming canola flowers, making it a popular spring-flower spot. It’s free to enjoy, so if you’re staying around Jungmun, it’s perfect for a leisurely walk.
One of Jeju’s 대표 waterfalls, located in Jungmun for easy access. There’s plenty to see: the dramatic columnar joints and pond at the 1st waterfall, the ink-wash-painting vibe of the 2nd, and even a view of Hallasan from Seonimgyo Bridge. Note that during the dry season the 1st waterfall may not be flowing, and walking to the 3rd waterfall takes about 40 minutes round trip—plan your route accordingly.
Hamdeok Seoubong is the kind of spring spot you can’t skip—canola flowers and an emerald sea in one view. You don’t even have to go all the way to the summit to reach the flower fields, so it’s an easy stop. The view over Hamdeok Beach and the sunset glow are both especially beautiful here.
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