Nearby Attractions

South Korea's tallest mountain and a national park — free to enter, like all Korean national parks since the 2007 fee abolition.

Trailhead entry cutoff times vary by season and trail (typically require starting the ascent well before noon) — check the park office before you go.

A UNESCO World Heritage tuff cone rising from the sea, famous for sunrise views from its crater rim.

Closed: None — open every day

One of the world's longest lava tube caves, part of the Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes UNESCO site — about 1km of the tube is open to walk through.

A 22m waterfall near Seogwipo, especially popular at night when it's lit up.

Closed: None — open every day

A three-tiered waterfall in the Jungmun resort area, crossed by the ornate Seonimgyo Bridge decorated with seven-nymph carvings.

Closed: None — open every day

A botanical garden and lava-cave park combining subtropical gardens, a folk village, and the Hyeopjae/Ssangyong lava caves.

Fee is an estimate — Hallim Park is privately operated and periodically adjusts pricing; check the official site before visiting.

A 20m lone rock pillar standing in the sea off Seogwipo's coastal walking trail, tied to a local legend about a grandmother turned to stone.

Closed: None — open every day

A dragon-head-shaped volcanic rock formation on the coast near Jeju City, one of the island's most photographed natural landmarks.

Closed: None — open every day