Cuisine

Coffee (커피숍/커피 전문점)

District

Jeju City (제주시) , Jeju

Address

Jeju Jeju-si Udo-myeon Yeonpyeong-ri 712-1

Quick read

Why go

Blanc Rocher is a cafe on Udo Island positioned directly in front of Hagosudong Beach, built around desserts and beverages featuring locally sourced Udo peanuts.

Best for

Coffee, dessert, and a slower break

Visit tip

Parking is mentioned in the notes. Confirm details before departure.

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Blanc Rocher is a cafe on Udo Island positioned directly in front of Hagosudong Beach, built around desserts and beverages featuring locally sourced Udo peanuts. The peanut ice cream delivers an intensely nutty flavor, generously topped with roasted peanuts that provide satisfying crunch and textural contrast. The peanut cream latte blends rich peanut cream with coffee for a distinctively savory profile that sets it apart from conventional lattes, it consistently draws repeat visits among first-time tasters. Peanut milk is also available for a non-coffee option with the same signature character. The interior combines a modern white-and-wood-tone palette with palm and cactus landscaping that reflects Jeju's natural environment, and floor-to-ceiling glass windows frame an expansive view of the emerald-colored sea. The outdoor terrace features wood benches on artificial turf that place visitors directly facing the water, creating one of the most striking cafe panoramas on the island. Dogs are permitted at outdoor seats, and kiosk ordering keeps the process efficient during busy periods. Prices run higher than mainland averages as expected for an island cafe, and the ice cream melts rapidly in the open air, making immediate consumption advisable. Parking in front of the building accommodates roughly three vehicles. Udo Island requires a ferry from Seongsan Port or Udo Port, and the island itself is compact enough to explore by bicycle or electric cart after arriving. Blanc Rocher has become one of the signature stops on the island, drawing a steady stream of both domestic and international visitors.