Jeju Spots Even Woo Young-woo Visited 💝

A pedestrian bridge connecting the waters off Seogwipo to the small islet of Saeseom. By day, it feels like strolling right over the sea with refreshing views all around. Around sunset, the sky and ocean glow in watercolor-like hues, and at night the bridge lights up, creating a completely different mood. Take the loop trail that continues onto Saeseom for a slow walk with birdsong and a salty sea breeze.

A coastal spot where, if you’re lucky, you can see pods of wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins. Watching them glide freely across the water is an unforgettable sight in itself. It’s an especially rare treat at dusk, when dolphins cut through a sea tinted by the sunset. If you notice boats lingering in one area in the distance, there’s a good chance dolphins are nearby—so keep an eye out.

A uniquely shaped rock formation with a hole through it—like someone punched a window into stone—and a longtime favorite photo spot. Frame the blue sea and sky through the opening and it looks like a picture-perfect work of art. It was already a hidden gem for photographers, but after being featured as a drama filming location, even more visitors have been coming to capture its one-of-a-kind view. Take a breezy walk along the coast and don’t miss your chance at that best-shot photo.

A serene mountain temple wrapped in dense woodland. It’s a lovely place to slow down and clear your mind as you wander the neatly kept grounds, and unlike Jeju’s busier attractions, you can spend a calm, reflective moment here.