[2025 Seogwipo Attraction] Travel Guide for Bong Bong Tangerine Farm (Updated Jun)

December Jeju Getaways Let me know if anyone wants any idea where to go in Jeju. Indulged in black pork, fresh tangerines, many different cafes and the amazing scenery. Food was amazing, we use local apps instead of global ones and went to famous spots only visited by locals. Food was cheaper in these spots and portion size was much larger. Tastes was more authentic. Hope everyone has a great trip there

Take water with you if you're hiking to hallasan there is no water no food no nothing

Jeju with love

Bongbong Tangerine Experience Farm

There are several tangerine farms in Jeju Island, and you can experience tangerine picking yourself. The experience content varies depending on the package you purchase, but you can usually taste as many tangerines as you pick yourself in the tangerine farm and take about 1kg home. However, if you pick more than 1kg, you will have to pay an additional fee, so be careful! There are various photo zones in the tangerine farm. It's great for taking pictures^^

#wheretogo In addition to exploring the scenic attractions of Jeju, there's a delightful activity that you can do - tangerine picking. This is an enjoyable experience that the whole family can relish. Jeju Island boasts numerous orange farms, and during our visit, we decided to venture to the one nearest to our hotel - Bong Bong Orange Farm. Not only was it an economical choice, but it also had an impressive reputation among visitors. We were fortunate to time our trip during the tangerine picking season, as had we arrived just a week earlier, we would have missed out on this opportunity entirely. At the orange farm, there's a charming café that serves delectable tangerine-flavoured coffee and desserts. It provided the perfect setting to unwind after spending a morning plucking fresh oranges. The cost of this wonderful experience is 5000 won, and while you're picking tangerines, you're welcome to eat as many as you want. Moreover, should you wish to take some of these oranges home, 1kg of oranges costs just 2500 won. It's truly a great value for the experience! It's worth noting that during the autumn season, you can only pick Noji tangerines. If you have your heart set on Hallabong, you'll need to plan your visit between mid-December and mid-January. Fun fact: The farm is named after the owner's Golden Retriever! 🐶 Address: 16 Jungsangandong-ro 7141beon-gil, Namwon-eup, 특별자치도, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, South Korea Price: $ 5000 won (SGD$5) entrance fee 2500 won (SGD$2.50) for 1kg of oranges #jeju #fallvibes