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Jeju's Best Beaches

Jeju Island's northern coastline features a diverse range of geological formations, from the volcanic black sand of Samyang to the rare white rhodolith shores of Udo Island. These sites offer shallow emerald waters, coastal basalt rock formations, and views of offshore islands like Biyangdo. Many beaches, such as Hamdeok and Hyeopjae, are characterized by sand composed of crushed seashells, while others like Naedomongdol feature smooth basalt pebble shores.

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Hyeopjae Beach

Shallow emerald water and white sand composed of crushed seashells, with direct views of Biyangdo Island.

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Hamdeok Beach

Three distinct beach areas connected by a coastal bridge, featuring shallow water and volcanic rock formations.

Woljeong-Ri Beach

White sand beach known for its clear turquoise water and a waterfront road lined with cafes.

Geommeolae Beach

Narrow cove on Udo Island featuring black volcanic sand and sea caves situated beneath vertical cliffs.

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Kymnyoung Beach

Small white sand beach formed from crushed shells, located adjacent to a yacht marina.

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Sanho Rhodoliths Beach

Shoreline on Udo Island composed of rare white rhodoliths, which are calcified red algae resembling popcorn.

Samyang black sand beach

Volcanic beach featuring fine black sand used for traditional heat therapy and sand bathing.

Sehwa Beach

Cobalt-blue water and white sand beach located near the site of the Sehwa Five-Day Market.

Ihote-uhaebyeon

Urban beach distinguished by its iconic red and white horse-shaped lighthouses.

Hado Beach

Quiet beach with shallow water, located near a wetland habitat for migratory birds.

Geumneung haesuyogjang yayeongjang

Seaside camping area shaded by palm trees, located between Geumneung and Hyeopjae beaches.

Hadohaebyeon

Shallow coastal area with white sand, used for kayaking and fishing.

Hagosudong haesuyogjang

Calm beach on Udo Island with shallow depths and white sand.

Naedomongdolhaebyeon

Coastal area covered in smooth, dark basalt pebbles rather than sand.

Hagosudong Beach

Shallow, calm beach on Udo Island known for its white sand and clear water.

Udohongjodangoehaebyeon

Protected natural monument on Udo Island featuring white rhodolith formations instead of traditional sand.