VISIT JEJU

Hagosudong Beach

Where Fishing Vessels Light the Night Sea like Fireworks

Jeju Hanchibbang, Udo store

A Jeju specialty of cuttlefish bread that is locally sourced

Blanc Rocher

A café with a splendid view of Hagosudong Beach on Udo Island

Baekakgwan Minbak

Located at Hagosudong Beach

All About Udo (What to See, Do, and Eat on the Island off the Island)

A trip around Jeju’s coast reveals numerous smaller islands. There is Chagwido and Biyangdo to the west, Marado and Gapado to the south, and on the far eastern side of the island lies Udo. Of these, Udo is the largest. It’s also home to some beautiful scenery, including white sand beaches, dramatic cliff faces, and plenty of local heritage. This article contains everything you need to know to have the perfect visit to Udo.

The Marvelous Views of Udo Island

Udo Island, which takes about 15 minutes by ferry to arrive, is the largest among the 63 islands of Jeju and resembles Jeju the most. What sceneries await us?

Hot and Trendy! The Latest Travel Goods (Recommended New Souvenir Shops in Jeju)

When traveling, it’s common to pick up some souvenirs. While there's a perception that souvenirs from tourist spots are "expensive and of low quality," Jeju is changing that with new souvenir shops that showcase local flair and creative ideas, attracting not only travelers but also locals. Let's explore some unique souvenirs that capture the memories of Jeju trips.

How many of the islands around Jeju have you explored? Journey Farther Afield and Tour the Smaller Islands of Jeju

The ocean around Jeju is home to so many small islands that it is even nicknamed the “Sea of Many Island” (“Dadohae” in Korean). These myriad islets, inhabited and uninhabited alike, surround the main island of Jeju like stars scattered through a midsummer night’s sky, many with their own special charm and unique attractions. Udo Island, Chujado Island, Gapado Island, and Marado Island are all within an easy 1–2 hour ferry ride from Jeju, making them ideal choices for a day trip. From fishing, to marine leisure, to trendy hotspots, these islands have a singular allure that can’t be replicated on the main island.