Soesokkak

Soesokkak is a natural attraction formed where the fresh water of Hyodoncheon flowing down from Hallasan meets the sea, and it is considered one of Jeju’s most iconic landscapes. With deep, crystal-clear water, basalt cliffs, and a lush pine forest, it offers scenery that feels like stepping into a hidden valley. In Jeju dialect, “soeso” refers to a pond shaped like a cow lying down, and “kkak” means “the end”—a name that matches its uniquely captivating terrain. It’s perfect for a relaxed walk along the trails, and you can also enjoy the view in a different way through a traditional wooden boat experience. Connecting Jeju Olle Trail Courses 5 and 6, it remains a beloved spot for travelers who want to experience nature’s beauty up close.