With full-on spring settling in April in Jeju, we’ve picked places where spring blooms, the ocean, and the joy of walking come together beautifully. From roads lined with cherry blossoms and canola flowers in bloom, to an island rippling with green barley, sunset-pretty oreum, and an exotic-feeling coastal walking path—it’s all in here. Even if you missed the short cherry blossom season, Jeju in April is still full of spring scenes to discover. Pick the places that match your style and create your own perfect April in Jeju💚
Close to Noksan-ro, it’s an easy add-on to your route. In spring, the vast 100,000㎡ meadow becomes especially beautiful as it fills with canola flowers. Recommended for anyone who wants wide-open landscape photos, and for families looking to spend a relaxed day with kids.
Loved for its emerald water, Woljeongri Beach is one of the East’s must-visit spots no matter when you go. The sea view is great, and the cute shops lining the beach make it fun to wander the little side streets, too. A perfect fit if you want both ocean scenery and a café hop.
An oreum where you can take in Jeju’s refreshing west-side views at a glance. From the top, you can look down over the western sea, Chagwido, Suwolbong, and even the Sinchang Windmill Coastal Road. The sunset scenery is especially memorable—if you love golden-hour walks, try timing your visit for late afternoon.
A lesser-known hidden gem, and a great place to visit together with Dangsanbong. This coastal trail, with Chagwido in view, feels so exotic it naturally draws a wow. If you want a quiet, healing walk, it’s one of DDO-JEJU’s favorite paths.
In April, Gapado is a special island where you can see blue-green barley fields and yellow canola flowers in one place. With gentle spring weather, taking a slow loop around the island makes you feel unhurried in the best way. Recommended for anyone looking for a walk-friendly spring getaway or a break from everyday life. (It’s best to check ferry schedules before you go.)
Known as one of Jeju’s most beautiful spring roads, where cherry blossoms and canola flowers come together. It was selected as one of “Korea’s 100 Beautiful Roads,” and it’s at its peak from late March to early April—drawing lots of visitors. Even after cherry blossoms fade, the canola flowers linger, making it a solid April destination.
A photo spot that became famous as a drama filming location. The most popular shot is a “framed” ocean view through the round hole in the rock. If you’re traveling in the east, it’s a quick, easy stop for an iconic 인증샷.
A coastal drive running from Songaksan to Sanbangsan—about as good as it gets for a road trip. Also selected as one of “Korea’s 100 Beautiful Roads,” and the sea view unfolding outside your window is truly outstanding. Recommended if you want a springtime drive along the coast.
Driving along Hyeongje Coast Road, you’ll spot a place where people tend to gather—this is Sagye Coast, one of Jeju’s 대표 photo spots. It’s beloved for its unique terrain. Since the scenery changes with the tides, we recommend checking tide times before you visit.
A double-cherry-blossom (yaezakura) spot that eases the post-peak cherry blossom blues. The lush, layered blooms are hard to come by, which makes it even more special. They typically bloom from mid to late April—ideal if you want to enjoy flowers at the tail end of spring.
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