Jeju-Si Seafront

Introduction
Jeju-Si Seafront is the coastal zone along the north shore of Jeju City, capital of Jeju Island, South Korea. This open coast facing the Jeju Strait features volcanic rock wonders like Yongduam (Dragon Head Rock) and Yongyeon (Dragon Abyss), a coastal promenade, the harbor and the seafood market — the first stop to sample island atmosphere upon arrival. Jeju City is the political and economic hub; its north shore concentrates iconic sights — Yongduam standing in the sea, Yongyeon's green waters, linked by a seaside walkway. The harbor and Dongmun Market (동문시장), Jeju's largest traditional market, are adjacent — black pork, seafood, tangerines and local snacks abound. At dusk, the sun sinks into the Jeju Strait as volcanic silhouettes and fishing-boat lights intertwine. Visiting to feel the island atmosphere of Jeju's gateway in volcanic wonders and harbor bustle is a relaxed, lively first-stop experience.
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FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Jeju-Si Seafront?
Yongduam is a must-see Jeju icon — right on the seafront. Try black pork and seafood at Dongmun Market.





