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Seogwipo Pyoseon Beach 10-minute walk from the studio D

#HaebeachStudio132, my home in Jeju for 34 nights from June 20 to July 25. Since I was living in Jeju, not on vacation, it was important to be close to the resort, but I also chose the convenient facilities that I could live with alone. I was very satisfied with the result. <Convenience facilities and surrounding environment> There is a convenience store, Hanaro Mart, a bus stop, Daiso, and Pyoseon Police Station within walking distance, as well as Jeju Village, a famous Pyoseon restaurant, and a udon shop, as well as the familiar Baskin Robbins and Kyochon Chicken, so there was no shortage of things to buy. When you live alone, you actually worry about trash, but there is a trash separation facility at the nearby Pyoseon Public Parking Lot, so you can easily dispose of trash. <Transportation> In addition, the 201 bus stop that runs along Iljudong-ro is nearby, so you can go to Gimnyeong, Woljeong-ri, Seongsan, and Seogwipo in the eastern region by bus, which was very nice. Of course, there is ample parking. <Accommodation> The accommodation is sufficient for living alone. My child came down for the last week or so, and there was a spacious bed for the two of us and everything we needed, so it was comfortable. <Pyoseon Beach> You can reach Pyoseon Beach in about 20 minutes by walking slowly. Pyoseon Beach is a popular beach in Jeju because the water is not deep, so there are many families and there is a campsite. Since there are many people, there are many famous restaurants nearby where you can eat Jeju pork and fresh raw fish. Thanks to this, I was able to trek about 280km of Olle Trail during my one-month stay, except for a few places in the western region. There are many good accommodations for a one-month stay in Jeju, but if you want to live there rather than vacation, I recommend it.