🐑 Visit Saebyeol Friends: An animal farm in Jeju 🪿
During my recent trip to Jeju, we visited Saebyeol Friends, an animal farm where visitors can get up close with a variety of animals and snap adorable photos against a stunning countryside backdrop. The entry fee together with the animal feed came up to around SGD30, if I remember correctly, which lets you enjoy feeding the animals as you wander around the farm.
The highlight of our visit was definitely the Black Nose Zone, home to the cutest black-nose sheep! The staff will place some feed in your palm for you to hand-feed them — a perfect photo moment. Some of the sheep were even dressed up in hallabong hats and sunglasses, making them look extra adorable.
This farm is a great spot for both kids and adults — children will love the animal encounters, while adults can unwind and enjoy the scenic surroundings. If you’re planning a trip to Jeju, be sure to add Saebyeol Friends to your itinerary — it was truly one of the most memorable days of my trip!
Rates:
General admission: 18000KRW
Jeju residents: 15000KRW
Kids under 24 months: Free
📍Address: 1529, Pyeonghwa-ro, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jejuicon-copy-black
Address(Korean): 제주 제주시 애월읍 평화로 1529
If you're intrigued by Saebyeol Friends, you might also want to know more about Saebyeol Oreum, a volcanic cone nearby that offers beautiful hiking trails and panoramic views of Jeju’s landscape. Combining a visit to this serene animal farm with a gentle trek up Saebyeol Oreum can create a well-rounded itinerary for nature lovers. Many visitors often wonder about the ticket prices and opening hours. While the general admission is 18,000 KRW, Jeju residents enjoy a discounted rate of 15,000 KRW, and children under 24 months enter free of charge. This makes it an affordable family destination. Be sure to check the farm’s seasonal hours as they may vary. For animal lovers, Saebyeol Friends isn’t just a farm; it’s an immersive experience. Besides the friendly sheep, the farm features various animals eager for interaction, resembling an animal cafe atmosphere where guests can enjoy close-up moments. Familiarizing yourself with the farm’s layout can enhance your visit, giving you the chance to discover photo-worthy spots and peaceful resting areas. For those considering an extended stay, Jeju farm stays are gaining popularity, allowing travelers to experience rural life and the island’s natural beauty more deeply. Whether you’re visiting for a day or several nights, Saebyeol Friends and its surrounding attractions offer a charming glimpse into Jeju’s unique culture and countryside.
