Nice hiking route. Lots of stairs. There is free trail and paid trail. Paid trail goes all the way to the peak. Steady staircase and railings throughout the hike. The up and down routes are separated so no issue with traffic while hiking. Multiplr rest stops along the way. Clear signages for visitors. Nice scenic views throughout.

Seongsan Ilchulbong is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can hike up to its crown-like summit for breathtaking views of the island's stunning landscapes. If time permits. We were in a tour group which did not accord us the luxury of time to hike all the way up. Nevertheless, even if you walk up the hill partway for around 15 minutes, you can still take beautiful pictures on the way up, and also on your walk down the shorter trail on the right side with scenic sea views. But if you have time and are able to, imagine that the view from uptop will be even more spectacular and paranomic.

Beautiful hike (a lot of stairs) with incredible views. There's also a beautiful black sand beach at the bottom with Island diving demonstrations

The walking trail is not too long, 20 mins up and 20 mins down. A lot of steps and stairs on the way up, not for kids. The walk down is smooth and easier. The view is beautiful. You get to see sea and mountain.

It is best to visit during the May period as the weather condition is comfortable and nice. We visited this place during May 22 and we enjoyed the hike up as well as the view.

The hike was quite comfortable - well-organized trails, although we liked the side view from the free trail much much more than the one from the top. I’d also won’t recommend hiking up to those with knee issues as there are a lot of steps which get steeper the higher you go.

The most popular place in Jeju. Literally translates to Sunrise Peak. The view from the top is mind blowing. Its just a 20 minute hike to the top. And well laid out paths to avoid people clashing into each other. What I liked about it is there is an uphill entry path and a separate downhill exit path. Drones aren't allowed, sadly.

Finally I can completed the journey, remember must buy ticket to go up scenery very beautiful and the higher level look down to whole scenery. even very tired but determine to go up NO Regret . important noted to all this google map show mondy close, actually I go on monday still open. we also won't believe since when mountain will have rest day, lucky we determine to go ,if not we will miss out so beautiful place.

Missed the sunrise so we just went for the free route, beautiful enough. Weather was great that day and the view was absolutely beautiful! Can't imagine how the peak would look

I love this place in Jeju island. So beautiful <3

30 Mins walk to top of mountain about 1000 stairs. Nice weather. Fantastic view. Mini store to buy water on the way up. Oneway walk. Up = stone stairs with not many view Down = wooden stairs= easier to walk and nicer view. Ticket required. Can buy before entrance. Many store at parking lot. Toilet near ticket store and another one at parking lot.

Super pretty place! Go up early and hike while catching the sunrise 😍! The wind is super huge tho, be prepared & wear more layers & bring a cap!

Another famous tourist attraction in Jeju (UNESCO). In my opinion, skip the paid route. Take the free trail instead that brings you to the bottom of the crater with a seafood restaurant. It's a better view for the entire site including geological observations. Definitely worth a visit despite a long drive from the airport.

Beautiful crater-style peak with easy access and a good climb to the top. The view is excellent. While it is a beautiful climb, the beauty of the peak is probably best viewed with a drone. Drones are not allowed, which I am totally fine with 😊

A popular hiking spot when visiting Jeju and rightfully so! At the base of the hike there are some vendors and shops selling refreshing Hallabong juice, ice cream and souvenirs. We got the juice and have deemed it a must to enjoy during at at the top of the hike! The views were stunning and there is a nice and large resting spot. Not too intense of a hike, but definitely recommend wearing comfortable clothes. I appreciate them having lockers at the base of the hike, but it's a bit tucked away/hidden. Pretty big and spacious too.

This is a very famous place to visit for all including local and tourist. If you planning to come and visit here please come earlier and plan your time, to avoid crowded with others untill no space for you to take a good and beautiful photo. If excluding the excessive crow, this will be a nice place for relaxing and clean you busy mind because here have some beautiful view... It should control the crow to avoid messing the place.

Quite an uphill climb. Obviously very popular amongst the locals and China tourists. Scenic and picturesque. Crater can really be appreciated as you can only view part of it. You can see U do island. And go to Udo island thereafter. Do start early as the last ferry back from Udo is 5pm.

It was a winter rainy day when we came. We braved the wet and cold and took us slightly less than an hour to get up and down at leisure pace. Although steep at some points, the well built steps help. View is lovely at summit, so great motivation to get up there. Along the way up there are a few big interesting rocks for some photo moments. There are many cafes and eateries at the base so that’s motivation to get up and come back down. I had a cup of hot chocolate at Paik coffee when I get back to the base of the mountain.

Nice place to wark around... prepare your feet.. you need hard work to steps the stairss.. but if you come to top of the mountain.. there really nice view..

The view on both sides of the submit was amazing, with the crater on one side and the sea+city on the other. The climb was of a moderate difficulty (having elderly koreans march past you with ease was a great motivator), but not too hard, and worth the effort.

A good place to watch the sunrise. It takes about 40 minutes to walk up to the bottom of the mountain. It's better to prepare for an hour and take a break. Today is sunrise at 7:28, but there are clouds and the sun is not seen until about 7:40.

Seongsan Ilchulbong, also known as Sunrise Peak, is a geological masterpiece that graces the landscape of Jeju Island, earning its UNESCO World Heritage status. This iconic volcanic peak showcases the remnants of a crater formed by a powerful eruption over 100,000 years ago. Its distinctive horseshoe shape against the backdrop of the azure sea creates a captivating spectacle. The journey to the summit, while challenging with steep staircases, rewards visitors with a breathtaking panorama. The crater at the top unveils a unique ecosystem, hosting diverse flora and fauna. Seongsan Ilchulbong is renowned for its sunrise views, attracting early risers who are greeted with a surreal play of colors over the ocean. This natural spectacle has become symbolic of the island's beauty and tranquility. Despite its popularity, the site maintains its allure, blending natural wonders with accessibility. The well-maintained trails lead through lush landscapes, providing glimpses of endemic plants and captivating geological formations. The juxtaposition of the rugged volcanic terrain and the serenity of the surrounding sea creates a truly enchanting atmosphere. Visitors can immerse themselves in the local culture by exploring nearby fishing villages or enjoying fresh seafood delicacies. The blend of geological significance, stunning vistas, and cultural experiences makes Seongsan Ilchulbong an indispensable part of any Jeju Island itinerary, offering a harmonious convergence of nature's grandeur and cultural richness.

Great quick hike up on top! (490 steps, I counted haha) The trail is very well maintained! Beautiful crater covered in so much vegetation, it looks absolutely stunning. The view is great! You have to check it out! Best part though was watching the free diver presentation right next to this amazing mountain. (Go left instead of right by the entrance) The show is at 2 pm every day. Amazing what those female divers endured during some tough times and are still kicking butt! They are an inspiration! They caught an octopus with their bare hands during the presentation I watched. So impressive!! Check out my photos! ❤️

Beautiful place to walk around. Do visit the tea shop and buy something if you enjoy drinking tea. The popular skin care company Innisfree has a retail store and cafe here too. Many people will try their hand at making soap in the retail store, pretty decent variety of skin care products but it's catered mainly for ladies. The staffs at the store is knowledgeable and helpful. Prices at the cafe is slightly higher but the atmosphere here is very nice and you get to enjoy a beautiful view of the tea plantation outside the cafe due to its elevated height and full drop down glass panel of the building. It's a great place to have a coffee and some pastries for an hour or so. Another thing which many might think it is strange to add it here, the public toilet located behind the store and cafe is very clean and it smells wonderful 😊. They used the same diffuser that they are selling in the retail store! Absolutely no funny or unpleasant smell coming from this public toilet👍👍👍

A pretty place to visit. Even it's summer, the wind is so strong to make you shivered. The tea garden is so big and nice. Good place for you to relax. However it is quite far from city point. Need to change bus in between if you do not have car, need to take public transport.

Nice caffee.. they sell so many things for gift.. all about tea.. cake, snack, drinks and many.. they close at 18.00.. the price a bit pricy.. 16.200 won for tea bags.. they will kick you out if you there when they close.. so better come before that..

Free admission so super busy. Not much to see in the museum but worth to try something like icecream or drinks while you’re there. I saw there’s another building back there for tea class or something. I’d like to book it in advance if I come back here again. It would be amazing experience. Great to see Innisfree (Korean cosmetic brand) shop there as well. Decent price and I’ve been using their products 10+ years so highly recommend it. There are some limited products you can only buy in there.

Unfortunately, there was no guided tour available when I visited, so I just went around by myself. The museum wasn't much without a guide. It was more about the cafe and gift shop for me -- and they were good. I got a very tasty green tea latte while admiring their gardens. I also got to shop for a few tea sets for me and my family. Having tried the tea myself now back home, they're very high quality. I highly recommend coming here if you're a tourist, the tea is very good souvenir. The public transportation going there was also convenient coming from Seogwipo. The bus station is right outside the museum.

Beautiful place to come and chill after a long drive from airport (1h+). Had the tea and ice cream cake. These are probably marked up for tourists prices...I bought a few tea bags and biscuits and it very quickly added up to almost 100,000 krw. 🙈 hence the four stars for being ridiculously overpriced Staff speak English 👍

I really enjoyed visiting this museum. I am an avid tea drinker and this was the first time I had ever been to a tea field. The gift shop was great - I bought a lot of teas. The café on site was also wonderful - the food and drinks were delicious! The museum is free to get in, which was very nice. This is a relaxing spot to spend a couple of hours.

The tea was praised for its excellence. I ordered a cup of macha, a crepe, and a roll—all delightful, though the crepe was a tad dry. Discovering that dining outside offered a quieter atmosphere, I strolled over to the tea plantation, enjoying the picturesque view.

Even on a weekday, the place is pretty packed with tourists and koreans. If you are a tea lover this is def a must-visit. Lots of tea infused snacks and tea for sale, they also have a cafe which we tried, Green Tea and Hallabong Ice Cream with Baumkuchen. No place to sit so we ate outside. It was very cold and windy so be careful or you might fly away 😄

TL:DR if you haven't been to another tea farm/museum in Korea make a trip out. Plan to spend less than 1 hour, unless you are going to eat here. The museum as I saw it was extremely small. You can make your way through it quite quickly. Really there was only a history wall and observatory. The garden outside is very nice, and you are able to walk and take photos in the tea fields. I shopped for souvenirs and food while I was here, and that took a majority of my time. The tea is really high quality and the price reflects it. Also it was neat to see them roasting the tea leaves, similar to coffee. The workers there are excited to tell you about what they do, just be prepared for Korean only explanations. Overall all this was a secondary place for me to visit and only did so because so many other places were closed for renovations or COVID-19 restrictions. Being that it is free, it's worth it, but I wish that I was able to see one of the closed places with my time on Jeju. Just going to have to come back.

Really nice experience to get a closer look of the process and types of tea. I took the guided tea tour through the plantations with a tasting session of varios teas and deserts. At the end of the tour, I made my own tea by choosing different leaves based on their flavors and properties. The caffee and shopping area are also nice. Plenty opportunities for good pictures. Highly recommended!

The desserts are recommended - you can get a set with orange cake, peanut ice cream / milkshake, and matcha soft serve. There is a field across the road near the parking area that is a great little photo spot too. You can spend an hour or two there at the most.

This place is more like a Cafe with small section of store and displays. The food is a bit expensive, and some very delicious, so it's recommended. They have some demonstration or courses about tea. And there is Inisfree shop that sells cosmetics related to tea. There is a large parking spaces, and it is easier to go by car than by any other means of transport. Not easy to find taxi, better have Kakao Taxi app to hail a cab, otherwise you may be stranded. There is also a garden or farm area where you can take pictures.

A nice tea museum which is located in a rustic area. Many nice tea options at the tea house. One of the main attractions for us is to visit Innisfree within the compound. There are also many schools have their students tours there too.

Beautiful park and tea shop - our family had the green tea icecream - it was rich and you could really taste the green tea within. We had a lovely walk around the grounds - its very picturesque. Come early however as parking girls up fast!

With the hype surrounding this tea museum, it’s definitely not one to be missed despite the crowd that’s often flooding the space. 🅿️ they do have 2 parking spaces around the museum, with ushers to help guide drivers to a specific area with empty lots The merchandise area was crazy crowded on a weekday around 3-4pm, with multiple tour buses parked on the opposite side of the museum and visitors both local and foreign shopping in the museum. There really wasn’t much that caught our eye though, nothing really stood out in flavour for the drinks to make us want to buy them. 🍰 the pastries however were good, the tart was okay, I didn’t love the ice cream though it’s decent. Loved the cake roll though, thought it’s a good balance between the green tea flavour and the creaminess. The drink too was okay, we had something similar at a cafe earlier so it wasn’t exactly special or unique. The green tea field was a little underwhelming, with what seemed like tall green bushes if one didn’t know it’s a green tea field - especially because it didn’t smell like anything too. All in all, it’s definitely worth a visit for the overall hype - the only place in Jeju that we saw such a crowd during our 3 days visit.

This is a beautiful conservatory of sorts and has an amazing selection of teas you can buy as souvenirs! The cafe was also really nice and you get to try their tea selection before you decide to buy the tea bags themselves. We went up to the second floor and you get a beautiful view of the mountains and the tea. There’s not much of a museum aspect to it but its a very nice place to go visit regardless!

Thoughtfully designed building and space! It’s not so much a museum but a place to buy tea and enjoy the view of the tea plantations at the cafe. Innisfree is next to the Osulloc museum and they also have a cafe with a gorgeous view there. You only need about 15-20 minutes to walk around the museum

Everything from tea to cosmetics..it's all about products made with tea. Tea museum, Innisfree cosmetics, cafe all conveniently located in the same complex with beautiful landscape..lucky for us the cherry blossom was in season.

We ordered set C with an additional hot latte and were surprised by the flavour and quality of the matcha. •The layered cake was light and fluffy and not too sweet; •The matcha, strawberry cake actually matched really well and it tasted like it was made with fresh ingredients. It also held its shape perfectly when taking off the plastic before eating; •The soft serve is what you can expect from a softserve. Different grades matcha gelato would have been my preference, yet this is more efficient for the company in terms of speed in service; •The tea was delicious and I loved how it came with instructions and a little sand clock to time the steepness; •The Matcha frappe was or regular quality; •The latte was of great quality and I asked it to not be too sweet and they served it perfectly. You could taste the matcha so nicely and the tiniest bit of sweetness added to it. It was however more a matcha cappuccino in terms of 1/3 foam, 2/3 latte instead of an actual latte. The restaurant/cafe has two options to order from and those are: the physical counter or the electronic machines to the left. The shopping area was extremely busy but worked efficiently and fast to help the people. There are plenty of different teas you can buy and in what quantity you want to buy it. They also notify you if you go over a certain amount that you can get a tax refund at the airport, which is very kind of them. They might do good adding someone who cleans the tables since some people leave it quite dirty after using. The toilet lady however worked like an animal to keeo the toilets in good condition. We had a good experience here and if you love tea and matcha, would definitely recommend coming here if you are going to Jeju.

It was a nice visit, the snacks are on the pricier side but that's to be expected of a popular place with quality products! It was a nice quick stop to get some snacks, and I wouldn't mind dropping by again if I pass by it.

"Visiting the tea museum in Jeju was an absolute delight! From the moment I stepped in, I was transported into the rich history and culture of tea production on the island. The museum's exhibits were beautifully curated, offering a fascinating journey through the evolution of tea cultivation, from ancient traditions to modern innovations.The highlight of my visit was the interactive tea tasting experience. Guided by knowledgeable staff, I had the opportunity to sample a diverse array of teas, each with its own unique flavor profile and aroma. It was a sensory adventure that left me with a newfound appreciation for the complexity and depth of tea.The museum grounds were equally impressive, with lush tea gardens stretching out as far as the eye could see. Strolling through the tranquil pathways, surrounded by verdant tea bushes, was a serene and rejuvenating experience.I also had the chance to participate in a tea ceremony, where I learned about the intricate rituals and etiquette associated with tea preparation and consumption. It was a serene and meditative experience that left me feeling centered and calm.Overall, the tea museum in Jeju exceeded my expectations in every way. Whether you're a tea aficionado or simply curious about the world of tea, this museum is a must-visit destination. It offers a perfect blend of education, exploration, and relaxation, making it an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages."

I find it quite funny. It's called a tea museum, and I thought it would display all knowledge related to tea, but it turned out to be just a place to buy souvenirs. There's a tea garden and a coffee shop nearby where you can take a break. It's very crowded, and I've heard the tea sauce is a must-buy, and the toast with spread is delicious. The parking lot is very large with plenty of parking spaces, so you don't need to worry about finding a spot.

Best tea I have ever had. And the face care, so much to choose from. Cafe has amazing food and the fields are mesmerizing. Highly recommend.

We visited this place as it was just 5 mins drive away from our hotel and we had spare time. The entrance fee is steep for a place this small. The outdoor garden had nothing except one big sculpture of a bear, that was looking worn. This is a place to visit only if you have extra time to kill like we did, or to hide out from the rain/hot sun. Adults will likely find it boring, but kids may be interested. The gift shop had many good photo opportunities, such as Steve Jobs Bear and Audrey Hepburn Bear.

I wasn’t sure what I was getting myself into with this place but I was so pleasantly surprised by how well thought, curated and presented everything was here. It doesn’t matter if you’re into teddy bears or not, if you enjoy whimsy or creativity, this place is for you. You can even get a teddy bear made to your liking!

I didn’t expect it to be so good. It was a beautiful experience. The way they showed teddies in various historical and contemporary settings, that’s just lovely. I would recommend it as must a visit as Alive museum. You can get some awesome souvenirs from the shop as well.

Great for date ideas I guess. Overall, this place is very pretty and I love teddy bears 🧸. So this is a perfect place for me

Super fun place for kids and teddy bear lovers. Really amazing to see one teddy bear in guinnes record for the highest auction. And other 125karat teddy bear is very expensive with golden nose, ears, neck coin and saphire diamond eyes looks awesome.

Took a good 30 minutes to go around the museum and the teddy bear shop. I enjoyed looking at the bears dressed up reading information (English ones as many were in Korean). Paid 12,000 won upon entrance as there were no queue and less busy. It was 10:40am when I went there.

Well I thought the museum sounded stupid but it was actually really cute. There were so many creative scenes set up with stuffed animals and each floor, there's rock band bear, circus bear, chef bear, proposal bear, and many more that involve famous work of art or historic events re-done with teddy bears. Finally, there's also an overpriced souvenir shop.

Very family friendly attraction showcasing the history of teddy bears and the reenactment of out history, artworks, and regions around the world with teddy bears. The fun part is where you can buy the different varieties of teddy bears or even customise their appearance by building your own bear. A must place to go for stuffed toy lovers!

My experience here sk far sk good.. I'm too exited to see the Princes Hours Teddy bear. But the teddy bears slightly, not much as i expected. But its ok, there many think that you can see! There are World famous hostories, World famous Art and also the most expenive Teddy Bear . Of you like teddy bear, here you can costumize your own teddy bear.. Amazing! But the ticket its to expensive just for see, event that is all art.. Its will be more fun if we can playing something..

It's nice to know history of Teddy bear. Good thing my husband and kids like reading history. The elvis show is also fun.

Enhance your visit to the Teddy Bear Museum, spanning four floors of captivating exhibits. Delve into the rich history and diverse collections of teddy bears from around the world showcased on each floor, offering a unique glimpse into the cultural significance of these cherished companions.

Filled with cute teddy bears with different oufit. Nice place to go with your kids. This seemed like a place filled with good memories of the locals 🙂🧸

Could be a little bigger, with a wider selection of teddy bears at the gift shop. The second floor, with teddy bear renditions of every famous artwork known to man, was my favorite. 🧸

I visited TBM to walk a memory lane, reminiscing our family visit in the early 2000s. This time, good photo spots next to big TBs were taken by some campaigners, asking for donations by promoting a free bracelet with a name tag. Displays were generally underwhelming, except a couple of new items.

It’s not worth visiting. The entrance fee is expensive for a tiny room about teddy bear history. The art history section was okay but a bit odd. It would probably be okay with kids but not for the price. The bears were creepy and it was definitely a tourist trap. The entrance fee doesn’t include a bear and their pricing for a souvenir or custom made bear are absurdly high.

Such a cute history of the bears. You can purchase a pre-made bear or can customize one for yourself or that someone special in your life.

Many interesting dioramas of teddy bears. You can even get one custom made. If you ain't into teddy bears, it could be quite boring. Highlight is the giant gundam-like teddy bear out in the garden.

Visited here as I am a fan of teddy bear from the K-drama Princess Hours. I thought the museum did a great job telling the history of teddy bear making with some great vintage collections. They also have made a great effort in choosing a few events that are depicted by the bears to make it more attractive. Some parts of the museum are aging and can use a refresh. Overall I still think this is a fun place to visit for those looking for a dose of cuteness

It is worth visiting if you go by this area, but not worth coming a long way for this scenery. The viewing point of the waterfall is very crowded so it is not a relaxing experience at all. Entrance fee is KRW 2,000 per adult.

I love this placeso much! I really enjoy the moment walking till the waterfalls. Very nice and calm place

A beautiful medium size waterfall on Jeju Island is surrounded by a beautiful landscape! Cheonjiyeon Waterfall is one of the main tourist attractions in Jeju. The 22 meters waterfall is believed to heal the people who bathed here but visitors are no longer allowed to swim there. The water is very clear and it looks turquoise with certain parts of the water reflected with rainbow colors when the sun shines on it! The entire surrounding is simply beautiful with proper walkways and it was very relaxing to take a stroll.

There’s a lovely walk towards the waterfall that’s surrounded by trees and next to the river. There are also some touristy shops outside. The waterfall itself was okay, not particularly impressive, but a nice sight nevertheless. It costs 2000 won to go in per pax. There’s also an electric vehicle charging station in the parking lot

It was quite some walking to get to the waterfall but there afe food,drink and a fee souvinier stores inside. It costs 1000-2000 won per person and there was ducks and a pelican and the water fall is nice and cooling. Just know that it is quite crowded so if u are looking to take a photo u will have to wait for the others to finish taking their photo

It costs 2000 won to enter. Follow the footpath, which will eventually lead you to the waterfall in 5 minutes. It's not exactly very grand. Once you've seen it and taken photos, there pretty much isn't much to do. You can walk around and enjoy the serenity of the park.

Impressive waterfall. Nice trail to walk around. Cost 2000 won to enter, about 30 minutes in the place. There are stores, convenient stores and restaurants in the entrance.

The waterfalls are nice but nothing crazy and nothing impressive. There are so many other nuggets on Jeju Island that I don't think these ones are worth the time. The walk to reach them is very short, we can see some stone statues, famous on the island.

There is a nominal entrance fee and a 500 m walk for this waterfall. In my humble opinion, the waterfall is surely a little hyped. I might sound a little spoiled because I had visited Iceland just months before visiting Jeju. Doesn't look bad by any means. That being said, the surrounding areas are full of trees and quiet, extending the sound of the fall of water. Its alright overall

Rather crowded in the morning and afternoon with a ton of tourists there’s a nice spot across the second bridge called the dead end road there’s a nice place there to take a picture as well there’s ducks there to feed also you can trick them by closing your hand they will come close to you 😂

Honestly a bit underwhelming for a UNESCO site and apparently one of the 7 new wonders of the world. It's a nice park for a short walk but nothing spectacular otherwise.

Nature lovers must visit this place. Koreans shows how to take good care of Mother Earth.

There is a ticket booth to purchase ticket just to see the waterfall. It is next to the public carpark. If you dont intend to see, you can venture the outskirt and buy some souvenirs. Once purchase ticket, you will hit another booth to scan the ticket. It will take around 10 to 15mins walk to the fall. Do take note in October, there is still mosquitoes, got bitten by a few of them. You will see the waterfall and normally quite crowded as there are tourists and other locals taking photographs. Make your way back on the other side and cross the small bridge.

The park is quiet at several areas, although the area near the waterfall could be quite crowded. No safety railings around the waterfall so children should be supervised carefully. Beautiful area, with plenty of shade during your walk to the waterfall.

This is supposed to look amazing at night with lights on, guess we were there a tad too early to see that for ourselves. In daylight, there's nothing too wow about the waterfall. I'm amazed though, at how open the area is. While there are signs saying that swimming is not allowed, it's so open you can literally jump into the water easily (without injuring or killing yourself, not sure how serious they police it though). There are some interesting features here too, such as The Bridge of Prayer and 3 Fortune Statues and the Golden Magic Pearl.

Small waterfall. Pleasant walk in the park but not worth driving from far to come here.

A stunning waterfall from 75ft at a mesmerizing location on Jeju Island! Jeongbang Waterfall is a must-visit and the surroundings are just beautiful with blue ocean, green forest, bright blue sky, and greyish stones. The waterfall is just a short walk from the parking area and there were many shops along the way selling refreshing drinks including coconut water. Lovely photographs can be taken here and the place is not crowded. However, swimming is not recommended in this particular spot.

This just closed when we got there the day before, so we revisited this morning. Another waterfall, but unique in that it falls on rocks instead of another pool of water. Also, another one where you can get up close and while signs forbid you to swim, there are no physical barriers stopping you. Perhaps the slippery and rough edges of the rocks are enough deterrence. A treacherous path on uneven rocks of varying sizes and smooth surfaces, to get upclose to the waterfall.

It's a unique waterfall that empties into the sea. The place is well maintained and has many signs. There are vantage points along the path.

Can be extremely crowded to get good pictures. Awesome photo spot. 1 hour is sufficient to visit. Need good shoes on slippery rocks. Children & elderly not advisable.. imo, can be dangerous. Also, there’s snakes when they are not hibernating so do your homework before visiting.

Jeju Island has some spectacular sites to see and the Jeongbang Waterfall is most definitely one of the prettiest of them. There are a few waterfalls on Jeju Island, but this was my favorite of them all and it’s actually quite accessible. If you’re headed to Jeju Island, this is definitely a spot I’d check out. There are three popular waterfalls on Jeju Island but this one is one of those Instagrammable spots where you can get right up and personal and walk away with one of those islandy photos to prove it. Jeongbang Waterfall is the only waterfall in Asia that falls directly into the ocean.swimming is not recommended in the area but you can wade into the water or splash around a bit if you want. The stairs that lead down to the waterfall can be slick when wet so wear good rubber soled shoes for safety and watch your step.

This was just near to our hotel at walkable distance.it opens 9am and we reach 9am to avoid crowd. Entry won 2000 pp. sunny bright day and waterfall flow was quite good.few fisherman were there near the edge of ocean..this is one of waterfall which directly falls in ocean.you can go as near to fall walking on rocks.😀

Very nice waterfall. Be adventurous and climb the rocks to go nearer. But be careful. Wear proper grippy shoes. Get nice fresh cold air and beautiful view of the cold sea.

A pretty nice waterfall, but it is pretty crowded around the base. It's one of only a few waterfalls around the world that falls directly into the sea, so it's neat to see it. Photo opportunities are slim due to the large number of visitors.

Pretty cool waterfall when we visited in February 2023. The climb down was pretty easy. You can sit on the rocks and enjoy the view. If you are wanting a snack, there are local ladies there who sell food on the rocks in a makeshift picnic.

There are two sides for you to explore in this place. Lots of car park space. One side is to the jeongbang waterfall where you have to pay for entrance to take the stairs down all the way to the waterfall. I didn't pay for it since I am not interested in taking waterfall photo. You can go pass the ticket booth at the podium and take photo from far just like me if you don't wish to climb the stairs. On the other side is a long board walk to another waterfall which could take you more than 30 minutes. I didn't go this route. At another far end, you'll see a museum, art garden which you can take a stroll and enjoy the sea view

This waterfall is usually so crowded and impossible to get a pic of without anyone in it. However, when I got there this time, it wasn’t as crowded as it was raining the entire morning and the waterflow made a nice s-curve in the foreground. Just had to wait for a little for the clouds to cover the Sun and wipe off the spray from the waterfall

Lovely waterfall with an easy walk down from the car park. Easy and free parking, toilets and shops to buy refreshments. The waterfall itself is surrounded by rocks and can be a little slippy if you try to visit during or after rain. You cannot swim in the sea here but you can get up close for some good photos.

Jeongbang Falls is one of the Jejudo Island’s top 3 falls, along with Cheonjiyeon Falls and Cheonjeyeon Falls. It is the only fall in Korea where water falls directly into the sea. The fall is 23m high and the two streams of waterfall that fall down the black cliff create a thrilling sound and a wonderful view. Moreover, the steep cliffs and old pine trees around the fall create a picturesque view, and this view was chosen as one of Ten Scenic Sights of Yeongju with the name of “Jeongbanghapok.” It is said that the words ‘Seobulgwacha’ are engraved on the cliffs of Jeongbang Falls. According to legends, a man named Seobul came to the island in search of an elixir plant on the orders of China’s Qin Shu Huangdi a long time ago. Unable to find the elixir plant, he headed west to return to China, and became captivated by the site of Jeongbang Falls, leading to him writing “Seobulgwacha’ on the cliff. However, these words have yet to be found in real life. It takes approximately 5 minutes to go down the stairs leading from the parking lot to the fall.

Happen to be here when it was a clear blue sky. A nice treat to the eyes. Weather is hot in this early September but staying close to the waterfall is a good decision.

What a lovely waterfall. The water is super cold but very very pretty looking waterfall. You will be mesmerized by the water dripping to your face all. Many people visit this place hence you will not get a good picture of yourself all alone 😅😅 or rather hard to get by. Quite a walk but it was worth it.

This is a must see location in Seogwipo! The waterfall is walkable from the Seobok Exhibition Hall. The waterfall is excellent to see from both the top where the stream flows above, and as it falls from the clifftop when you reach the bottom. There is a Korean War Memorial (Seobok Park) and garden to view near the stream, that is worth the couple of minutes to walk around. If you aren't physically fit, I'd note that there is a viewing platform at the top where the ticket booth is, but the view is more of a glimpse due to overgrown trees. It's a lot of steep stairs to reach the bottom of the cliff to access the ocean viewpoints. There is no beach at the bottom of the cliff and you need to scramble over big beach boulders and rocky ground to be able to get the best vantage point. It's a very busy destination, with many couples lining up to get the best photos. If you're there for photos, be patient about waiting for everyone to get their shots. We helped other families and couples take photos together. And others returned the favour for us. This also helped people get their photos done faster for those waiting. So it was very nice to give and receive the help. This is NOT a swimming destination. We visited in September and it was very hot and humid. Bring cold water/refreshments with you, as you'll need them for the steep climb up and down.

A very interesting waterfall - the only one that falls straight into the ocean in South Korea. 1 out of 7 in Asia. The sky cleared up a bit that day so we managed to get some good pics! Also saw some aunties selling abalone and other seafood along the way! Didn't try though. Oh we did try 2 sticks of oden at the entrance of the park - it looked interesting with lots of bean sprout on top and a cuttle fish, added flavour?

Very nice waterfall, especially on a sunny day! Well worth the up to USD 1.50 it cost to get to see it. When I was there some mature ladies served very fresh seafood on the rocks oceanfront - unfortunately I had just eaten, so didn't get to try it. The only reason for not giving 5 stars is that it is not the biggest waterfall in the world, but super 👍🏻🙂

famous waterfall runs directly to the sea, many people visits. entrance fee for individual 2,000 krw. normally access by bus, car quite convenient. waterfall don't far from entrance. worth to visit.

Just a small waterfall attraction. Way smaller than I expected. Nothing much to see, only waterfall and sunset. There is an admission fee.

🇰🇷 Visited 09/2/2023 warm winter Saturday afternoon in Jeju island. The following sharing are based on our unbiased personal opinion and experience We arrived at this Jeongbang waterfall at around 2pm. The weather was great 👍 not too cold for hikes. We took a flight of stairs down to the shore line closer to the waterfall. Families with children and elderly can easily manage this. There were some Ajumma setting up stall by the shore selling fresh cut sashimi abalone, sea cucumber, shellfish etc. We took a closer look at how they prepared the dishes and the patrons were seated on the shore enjoying the dishes. We couldn't resist the temptations and were given in to order a set for ourselves along with a soju drink to pair with. It was a totally different experience sitting by the sea having fresh cut sashimi under the open sky. It's truly an al fresco dining experience. Den we proceed to the waterfall to take some pictures for memory sake. The waterfall was beautiful. We sat around near the waterfall before making our way out to the carpark. Overall a 4⭐⭐⭐⭐ for the unique experience

A perfect scenery spot for us who don’t want to walk a lot for waterfalls and near to the water💙 Here is the perfect place for us🌹 We enjoy the waterfall, sea 🌊 and rainbow 🌈 the stone are cool here too❣️ can step on with barefoot 🦶

It was a short trail to the viewpoint deck. But the park itself has a large area with a lot of palm trees and flowers. Also, you can go down to water if you take a side trail, which was also interesting up close to water. Always be safe.

The hexagon shaped rocks are naturally formed, it seems. It's worth a visit. Takes around 30 minutes to cover the park.

Check the closing time! We went in April and the last entry was 5:40pm. If you do choose to go there nevertheless, you can take the path on the left. There’s a “secret beach” that’s lovely with wildflowers, rocks, and a small cliff on the side.

The cliff is beautiful and kind of gives me Great Ocean Road vibes. You just need prob else than 30 mins here, so recommend to stop here if it's on your way in Jeju

Good place to take pictures beautiful but unless your a nature lover this location is ok to visit

Nice place to look around but not necessary to visit. Weather could change everything here so need to check up before you go and in my case was perfect weather but if there were some clouds,i would be regret. Entrance fee 2,000 won for adult and quite crowed. Its only take 40-50mins from Yeomiji garden so if you like walking it’s definitely be in your course for trip. Bus stop is around 15m from away and heading to air port. (Also enough parking places😉)

A short walk into the park where you can view the cliff from one side. A unique volcanic rock formation where the rocks look like hexagonal pillars. Quick photo stop of a unique sight but otherwise nothing too interesting here.

Beautiful but small and almost closed place to visit. Seems to be something built soon. If you are far away from this place I will not recommend spending time to visit it, as you will spend less than 10 minutes walking around it.

It‘s not even 2$/€ for a nice view onto the sea and vulcanic columns. Not too many visitors even on the weekend - probably more with great weather but worth a stop anyway.

Very picturesque. Pretty hexagonal shaped rocks. Small attraction area.

Very nice place in Jeju, well arranged with many terraces for people to observe the volcanic eruptions The place recognized as one of UNESCO places in the world Nice to visit & see if you are at Jeju island

A bit underwhelming. I was expecting to go near the rocks but this was just a platform to see the cliff. Although it’s pretty cheap but not worth the time because it’ll mostly be out of your way.