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NatureSeogwipo Port
Located at the southernmost tip of the country, Seogwipo Port maintains calm sea temperatures throughout most of the year, thanks to the protective influence of Hallasan. Beyond its original function as a fishing port, it plays a significant role as a major maritime hub for welcoming tourists. Visitors can easily explore the nearby uninhabited island, Saeseom, by crossing Saeyeon Bridge, which beautifully connects Seogwipo Port to the island.
NatureYakcheonsa Temple
Located in Seogwipo, Jeju, Yakcheonsa Temple is home to the Daejeokgwangjeon, the largest Buddhist prayer hall in the East, which was completed in 1996. The surrounding area is further enriched by lush Hallabong citrus orchards and scenic Olle trails.
NatureSanyang Keuneonggot
Sanyang Keuneonggot is a unique forest area located within the Hangyeong-Andeok Gotjawal, one of Jeju's four major Gotjawal ecosystems. Originally serving as a communal pasture for the local village, this enchanting space was transformed into a beautiful woodland through the creative vision of local residents. The forest boasts a rare ecological landscape where plants from both tropical and subarctic climates coexist, creating a mystical atmosphere. Because the area holds significant groundwater reserves, it naturally regulates its temperature, offering a refreshing escape year-round. The exploration trails span approximately 3.5km and are divided into two paths: the Dalgu-ji Trail and the Forest Trail. The Dalgu-ji Trail is wheelchair and stroller accessible, making it easy for everyone to explore. This path also features whimsical themes, such as a "Witch's House," bringing the charm of a fairy tale village to life.
NatureMoseulpo Port
Located in Hamo-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju, this national fishing port serves as the terminus for Jeju Olle Course 10 and the starting point for Course 11. The area is a rich fishing ground for yellowtail, which is widely distributed across the East and South Seas, and offers stunning views of the coastal scenery at Yongmeori Coast. Within Moseulpo Port, you will find the passenger terminal for ferries traveling to Marado, the southernmost island.
NatureSeogwipo Forest of Healing
Located at an altitude of 320 to 760 meters, Seogwipo Forest of Healing features a diverse range of vegetation, including subtropical, temperate, and cold-temperate forests. It is a complex recreational and healing space boasting Korea's finest cypress forest, with trees averaging over 60 years in age. Through programs led by forest healing instructors, visitors can experience health-promoting activities utilizing phytoncides and various natural elements. This unique destination is also connected to the nearby Healthcare Town.
NatureWimi Port
Designated as a national fishing port in 1986, Wimi Port serves as a vital hub for coastal fishing and boasts a picturesque harbor view, with the uninhabited island of Jwigido floating gracefully in the waters just offshore. Located in a warm village where Jeju's cherry blossoms are among the first to bloom in spring, Wimi Port is also a renowned fishing spot where you can catch a variety of species, including yellowtail, yellowtail amberjack, and horse mackerel, right from the breakwater.
NatureHallim Port
Located on the western coast of Jeju, Hallim Port is a coastal harbor with a history dating back to the Japanese colonial period, when it served as a fishing base. Today, it plays a vital role in the transport of cargo such as cement and tangerines, and serves as a central hub for the supply of yellow croaker caught near Chuja Island. A unique sight to behold is the bustling scene of fishermen gathering for 'jogiteori' (the traditional process of cleaning yellow croaker) when the catch arrives. Additionally, Hallim Port serves as a key transportation hub where travelers can catch ferries bound for Biyangdo Island.
NatureOedolgae Sea Stack
Located in Seohong-dong, Seogwipo, Oedolgae Rock is designated as Scenic Beauty No. 79. This striking rock pillar was formed through the relentless erosion of waves against a volcanic lava field. Standing approximately 20 meters high and measuring 7 to 10 meters in width, Oedolgae Rock boasts a unique coastal landscape where vertical sea cliffs and sea caves harmonize to create a breathtaking spectacle.
NatureBaksugijeong
Baksugijeong is a natural wonder featuring a vertical cliff approximately 100 meters high, with a name meaning "a cliff where clean spring water gushes out so abundantly it can be drunk with a gourd." It serves as the starting point for Jeju Olle Trail Course 9. You can admire the magnificent cliff unfolding like a folding screen from the pebble coast of Daepyeong Port, and it is particularly famous as a premier sunset viewing spot.
NatureSongaksan Trail
The Songaksan Trail is a 2.8km circular loop that surrounds Songaksan, which stands 104m high. Due to its gentle slopes, it is an ideal walking path for children and pets. This location holds significant volcanological value, featuring a rare double crater that is uncommon worldwide. From here, you can enjoy views of Gapado, Hyeongje Island, and on clear days, even Marado.
NatureGeommeolle Beach
Located within a canyon beneath Udobong Peak on the eastern side of Jeju Island, Geommeolle Beach is a stunning stretch of black sand spanning about 100 meters in width. Accessible via a set of stairs, this unique beach offers the perfect setting to enjoy swimming combined with a relaxing sand bath. At the edge of the shore, you will also find a mysterious cave, which according to local legend, resembles the nostril of an ox.
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