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Jeju's Best Beaches

Jeju Island's coastline features a diverse range of beaches, from the white shell sands of Hyeopjae to the volcanic black sands of Samyang. These shores are characterized by unique geological features like the moss-covered rocks of Gwangchigi and the horse-shaped lighthouses of Iho Tewoo. Visitors can find shallow turquoise lagoons at Hamdeok and Pyoseon, or explore wind-swept surfing spots at Sinyang Seopji. Many locations also feature natural freshwater springs, known as Yongcheon-su, that emerge near the sea.

Jeju's Best Beaches — Harita

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Hamdeok Beach

Shallow turquoise waters and a sandbar that creates a calm lagoon, overlooked by Seoubong Peak.

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Jungmun Saekdal Beach

Jungmun Saekdal Beach is a beach in Saekdal-dong, Seogwipo, Jeju Province, South Korea.

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C

Hyeopjae Beach

White sand composed of crushed shells, offering views of Biyangdo Island and shallow, clear waters.

D

Woljeong-Ri Beach

Emerald-colored waters lined with wind turbines and a shoreline known for its scenic seaside cafes.

E

Pyoseon Beach

A wide, circular beach that transforms into a massive shallow pond during low tide due to its flat topography.

F

Ihote-uhaebyeon

Coastal area noted for its distinctive red and white horse-shaped lighthouses and a mix of yellow and grey sand.

G

Samyang black sand beach

Fine black volcanic sand known for traditional sand baths, believed to have therapeutic properties for neuralgia.

H

Hwasun Golden Sand Beach

Golden-colored sand beach featuring a natural freshwater spring pool and views of Sanbangsan Mountain.

I

Hamo Beach

A quiet sandy beach located near Moseulpo Port on the southwestern tip of the island.

J

Sagye Beach

Coastal area featuring unique brown volcanic rock formations and views of Sanbangsan and Hyeongjeseom Island.

K

Hwangwoochi Beach

A rocky beach situated between Sanbangsan Mountain and the Yongmeori Coast.

L

Geumneung haesuyogjang yayeongjang

Camping area adjacent to the shallow, clear waters of Geumneung Beach with views of Biyangdo Island.

M

Gwagjihaesuyogjang-yayeongjang

Beach campsite known for the Gwamul open-air public baths where cold volcanic spring water emerges.

N

Sehwa Beach

Small beach with cobalt-blue water, located near the Sehwa-ri traditional market area.

O

Hado Beach

Shallow, clear waters popular for snorkeling and kayaking, located near a migratory bird habitat.

P

Hadohaebyeon

Shallow coastal area favored for water sports and views of the nearby Hado-ri migratory bird sanctuary.

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Kymnyoung Beach

Cobalt-colored sea and white sand fields marked by giant wind turbines along the coastline.

R

Gaesneup

A coastal wetland and rocky marsh area located near Pyoseon.

S

Gwangchigihaebyeon

Volcanic rock beach covered in green moss, providing a direct view of the Seongsan Ilchulbong tuff cone.

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Gwangchigihaebyeon

Moss-covered coastal rocks that reveal unique geological formations and tide pools during low tide.

U

Sinyang Seopji Beach

A crescent-shaped bay near Seopjikoji, known as a prime location for windsurfing due to consistent winds.

V

Naedomongdolhaebyeon

A unique beach covered in smooth dark pebbles, known locally as mongdol, rather than sand.

W

Ganeungae

A small, secluded rocky inlet along the southern coast near Pyoseon.

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Gamaligae

A small coastal cove and fishing spot located in the Pyoseon area.

Y

Saeng-idol

Distinctive rock formations located along the coastal path near Geu-uji-koji.

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Ge-ujikoji

A scenic cape featuring coastal walking trails and views of the volcanic shoreline.