Coming to South Korea you have got to go to some cafes. Well, I mean you should actually go to lots of them. And enjoy their coffees or any beverage for that matter.

In this final part of our journey, I will cover some of the best cafes we went to in Jeju Island as well as stopping for some seaside views along the way. So do treat this as a guide to cafes in Jeju!

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The cafe itself is not small but there is not much seatings inside. There is a rooftop balcony with a couple of chairs too. And a mini tangerine farm, located right behind the cafe that can be seen from the inside.

The cafe is very authentic and feels like you're stepping into a countryside retreat.

If you are looking for a nice cup of coffee, this cafe may not be a good choice.

But if you are looking for a place to chill with a broad selection of seatings, inside and out. And if you are into postcards, and taking some photos by the beach. This is for you.

It is located right at where the KFC is, which is also right opposite of the PLAY K-POP (플레이케이팝). Nothing too special here on their menu but the cafe itself feels very Instagrammable, so why not? Hahaha!

If you haven't yet notice, everything here revolves around the famous South Korea's Banana Flavored Milk (바나나맛 우유) drink.

I'm amazed by how nice the whole coffee experience was with the bulbs of cream on top of the drink. Am very much looking forward to try the other drinks they have on the menu next time.

Trust me, you'll enjoy the Alps Cream on top of these coffee a lot.

Wato Coffee (와토커피) will easily be the most enjoyable coffee you can have in Jeju Island.

Seafood + Ramyeon + Spicy Broth + Fried Beef Patty + Baked Cheese on Corn = Doesn't get any better than this on a cold windy day. Damn, I can't stop thinking about it.

Nutty Cloud (너티 클라우드) is an Einspänner Coffee / Viennese Coffee with a twist of peanutty taste. Thick, creamy but not icy, just slightly cold.

Aside from Wato Coffee, Dorrell (도렐) is another coffee shop you should not miss.