A famous spot in Jeju where you can see the sea and canola flowers together
Popular to boys from 12 to 24 months
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Address
169-1, Hamdeok-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
Contact
Facilities
Parking
Reservation
Same-day visit and on-site registration (Reservation not available)
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Popular Ages of Seowubong
Seowubong is
popular to from 12 to 24 months boys
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
52%
girls
48%
Prices & Programs of Seowubong
- [Fee]
- Free
Parenting Tips for Seowubong
- At a height of 111m, it's not very high among oreum, so it's suitable for walking with children. However, strollers might find it difficult. You can see canola flowers and seaside asters in spring, and sunflowers in summer. Walking along the trail takes about 1-2 hours. Although some paths are unopened, it's enough to visit the open parts with kids. From the top, you can see horses and sheep grazing, which children love. As it's farmland, do not step on or damage the flowers outside of the designated paths. For water activities, we recommend Hamdeok Beach over the beach right below Seowubong. In front of the parking lot, the Hamdeok Madang Grilled Fish Specialty Restaurant offers affordable grilled fish and is highly recommended by locals. Following the beach road, there are many restaurants and cafes. Cafe Del Mundo is popular for its location over the sea. Although there is a parking lot at the entrance of Seowubong, it often becomes full, and you can use the parking lot next to the Hamdeok Seowubong Beach Camping Site.
Seoubong, a Natural Playground in Jeju for Visiting with Your Kids
What kind of place is Seoubong?
- Seoubong is a small oreum, or parasitic volcano, with a height of 111 m, located at 169-1 Hamdeok-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province.
- With its fantastic ocean views from a hill by the sea, walking trails along the beach, and seasonal flowers blooming throughout the year, it is considered one of the representative scenic spots in eastern Jeju.
- It is right next to Hamdeok Beach, making it a great place for a light walk after spending time by the sea.
Key features and highlights
A low oreum that is easy to climb on foot
- Seoubong has gentle slopes, so it is not too demanding to climb with children.
- It takes about 10 to 15 minutes to reach the top, and even a slow walk around the trail takes only about 1 hour. If you are visiting with children, focusing on the more open sections is more than enough.
Stunning emerald sea and beach views
- The sea seen from the middle of the oreum or from the beach is clear and beautiful in every season.
- For water play, Hamdeok Beach is recommended over the beach directly below Seoubong.
Different scenery in every season
- In spring, you can see canola flowers and sea radish flowers, in summer sunflowers, and in autumn cosmos flowers.
- The sunset view, where the glowing sky meets the sea, is also something you will not want to miss.
An oreum with history and stories
- Near the summit, you can find traces of history, including military caves related to the Jeju April 3 Incident.
- There is also a story that the name Seoubong came from the way two oreums joined together look like a rhinoceros emerging from the sea.
A pleasant walking environment
- The walking paths, guide signs, and a pavilion halfway up the hill make the area easy and comfortable to explore.
- At the entrance, there are a small parking lot and restrooms, so families can visit comfortably. However, using a stroller may be difficult.
Things to keep in mind when visiting with your kids
- Because this is cultivated land, do not step on or damage flowers outside the designated paths.
- It is best to wear comfortable sneakers, and if you plan to play in the sand at the beach, bringing a change of clothes is a good idea.
- The pavilion near the middle of the hill is a nice place to rest, enjoy the sea view, and have a snack break with your kids.
- The beach is shallow enough for safe water play, but be sure to check any jellyfish warning signs and always keep children under close adult supervision.
Fun things to enjoy at Seoubong
- Your family can enjoy a nature walk around the oreum and take photos with the sea as a backdrop.
- The trail lets you relax as you walk alongside the quiet sea, grass, and the scent of flowers.
- You can also enjoy a leisurely picnic, simple play by the sea, and seasonal flower watching activities.
Try visiting like this
- Start with some sand play and ocean breeze at Hamdeok Beach, then head over to the Seoubong trail.
- Walk up the gentle oreum while enjoying the scenery, and have a snack at the pavilion halfway up.
- Depending on the season, make special memories in the canola flower fields or cosmos fields.
- Dip your feet in the sea or enjoy the nature along the trail as you slowly walk back down, and the day will fly by.
FAQ about Seowubong
Is Seoubong difficult to climb with children?
Seoubong is 111 m high, so it is not especially tall for an oreum, and the slope is not too steep, making it manageable to walk with children. However, it may be somewhat difficult to use a stroller.Does Seoubong have facilities like parking and restrooms?
There is a parking lot at the entrance of Seoubong, but it is not very large and is often full. You can also use the parking lot next to Hamdeok Seoubong Beach Campground nearby. There is no separately confirmed information about restrooms.Are there any precautions to keep in mind when visiting Seoubong with children?
Because Seoubong is cultivated land, you should stay on the designated paths and avoid stepping on or damaging flowers and plants. Also, strollers can be difficult to use here, and for water play, Hamdeok Beach is recommended over the beach directly below.What can families enjoy with children at Seoubong?
You can enjoy a walk along the trail for about **1 to 2 hours**, and depending on the season, you can see canola flowers and sea radish flowers in spring, as well as sunflowers in summer. Children also enjoy seeing horses and sheep grazing on the oreum.Is there an admission fee for Seoubong?
You can visit Seoubong free of charge.Are there any good restaurants or cafes near Seoubong to visit afterward?
Hamdeok Madang Grilled Fish Restaurant in front of the parking lot is popular for its reasonable prices, and there are many well-known restaurants and cafes along the beach road. In particular, Cafe Delmoondo is especially popular because it sits right by the sea.
Seowubong Address
Address: 169-1, Hamdeok-ri, Jocheon-eup, Jeju City, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
How to make a reservation for Seowubong?
Same-day visit and on-site registration (Reservation not available)