Jeju
Places to visit in Seogwipo-si
This area in southern Jeju has waterfalls, rocky coastlines, and volcanic landscapes. Explore scenery shaped by water and stone at Sanbangsan Mountain, the Jusangjeolli Cliffs, and local waterfalls.
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Places to visit
7 placesSanbangsan Mountain
A mountain with a prominent rounded rocky peak in southwestern Jeju. Around its slopes and Sanbanggul Cave, you can see volcanic landforms and coastal views.
View on mapCheonjeyeon Falls
As Jungmuncheon Stream flows from Hallasan Mountain toward the sea, it forms three waterfalls. The first drops from a columnar-jointed cliff into Cheonjeyeon Pond, while the second and third form farther downstream.
View on mapYongmeori Coast
Yongmeori Coast is named for its resemblance to a dragon's head entering the sea. Waves have worn away sandstone cliffs built up in layers over millions of years, creating unusual rock formations.
View on mapJungmun and Daepo Columnar Joint Cliffs
Columnar joints are vertical cracks that form mainly in basaltic lava flows. The coastal columnar joint cliffs at Jungmun and Daepo rise 30 to 40 meters.
View on mapCheonjiyeon Falls
Cheonjiyeon means a pond where heaven and earth meet. The valley is a subtropical plant area and a designated natural protection zone, with scenic surroundings. Lighting allows evening visits until 10 p.m., and the area is also home to the natural habitat of the damppal tree, Natural Monument No. 163.
View on mapSeogwipo Citrus Museum
This museum presents the history, culture, and industry of Jeju citrus through its exhibits.
View on mapJeongbang Falls
A waterfall that plunges from a coastal cliff in Seogwipo toward the sea. From the designated viewing area, take in the falls and the rocky shoreline.
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Scenes of the area
- From Sanbangsan Mountain to the coast at Jungmun.
- Tangerine orchards and waterfalls in Seogwipo.