Souvenirs You Won’t Regret Bringing Home
Jeju Island isn’t just about stunning landscapes and Hallasan hikes — it’s also full of local treasures you can take back home. If you’re wondering what to buy beyond the usual fridge magnets, here are 5 items that capture Jeju’s spirit and are worth packing.
1. Jeju Tangerine (Hallabong) Products
- Why?
Jeju’s iconic citrus fruits — especially Hallabong — are transformed into delicious juices, candies, chocolates, teas, and even skincare products. - Top Picks: Hallabong chocolate, tangerine marmalade, face masks
- Where: Airport duty-free shops, local markets, Olive Young
2. Volcanic Clay Skincare
- Why?
The volcanic ash from Jeju’s unique geology is prized for detoxifying and pore-cleansing. Skincare brands like Innisfree use it in their best-selling masks. - Top Product: Innisfree Super Volcanic Pore Clay Mask
- Where: Innisfree Jeju House, major cosmetics stores
3. Jeju Green Tea Items
- Why?
Grown on the island’s rich soil, Jeju green tea has a deep, clean taste. You’ll find it in tea leaves, lattes, and skincare. - Also Try: Green tea cookies or face cleansers with green tea extract
- Where: Osulloc Tea Museum or gift shops
4. Dol Hareubang Mini Statues or Magnets
- Why?
These stone “grandfather” statues are Jeju’s most recognizable cultural icons. A mini version makes the perfect keepsake or gift. - Styles: Magnet, keychain, figurine
- Where: Tourist shops near Seongsan Ilchulbong or Jeju airport
5. Local Snacks & Seaweed Chips
- Why?
Seaweed harvested around Jeju is especially crisp and flavorful. Pair that with local tangerine or peanut snacks for a unique taste of the island. - Must Try: Jeju seaweed chips, peanut brittle, dried squid snacks
- Where: Dongmun Market, airport gift shops
Most of these items are available at Jeju Airport before departure — but you’ll get better prices and variety at local shops or markets. Keep an eye out for eco-friendly packaging and local brand labels for authenticity.