In Seogwipo, you can find Aqua Planet Jeju, featuring four main attractions: the marine stage, aquarium, central venue, and marine science. Here, you can witness nearly 50,000 animals, including dolphins, whale sharks, large sharks, and 10,000 damselfish. This tourist destination offers an extraordinary experience to learn about marine animals and interact with nurse sharks and starfish.

Culinary exploration is a must when visiting Seogwipo. Therefore, you can visit The Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market, a traditional Korean market selling various local Jeju foods. The market offers a variety of fresh seafood dishes, such as octopus, mackerel, abalone, hairtail fish, and other live shellfish. Besides culinary adventures, you can even shop for various clothing and souvenirs in the hundreds of available stores.

If you’re looking for a more unique destination, visiting the Teddy Bear Museum is recommended. The museum showcases a century-old teddy bear culture and a collection of limited-edition teddy bears from around the world. Here, you'll learn about significant historical events of teddy bears from centuries ago, and you can even see some iconic scenes, like the Titanic, which is made up of teddy bears.

Natural attractions you should explore while in Seogwipo include the Daepo Jusangjeolli Cliff. This cliff is composed of thousands of hexagonal stone pillars, creating an impressive sight. You can head to the wooden walkway near the cliff, take a speedboat from Jungmun Tourist Complex, or follow the hiking trail Olle Trail 8 to experience various breathtaking views from different perspectives.

Seongsan Ilchulbong is a rare volcanic formation that emerged from the sea between craters on Jeju Island hundreds of thousands of years ago. Here, you'll witness the best sunrise views from Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak. Hike to the summit for the optimal vantage point, where you'll also encounter various fascinating plants and animals.

A visit to The Yeomiji Botanical Garden is a must in Seogwipo. This garden offers various international plants and greenhouse attractions that make you feel like you're entering a forest.

In addition to various natural attractions, Seogwipo is home to The Lee Jung-Seop Art Gallery, which showcases various works by Lee Jung-Seop inspired by the Seogwipo landscape. Moreover, you can discover various collections of landscapes, abstract, and calligraphy works by contemporary Korean painters. Additionally, don't miss the opportunity to visit the Osulloc Tea Museum to learn about traditional Korean tea culture.