Seopjikoji
A walking trail filled with photo spots all around
Popular to girls from 12 to 24 months
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Address
Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Republic of Korea
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Reservation
Same-day visit and on-site registration only (no reservations)
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Popular Ages of Seopjikoji
Seopjikoji is
popular to from 12 to 24 months girls
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
49%
girls
51%
Prices & Programs of Seopjikoji
- [Parking Fees]
- Within 30 minutes (bus) - 2,000 won
- Within 30 minutes (small vehicle) - 1,000 won
- For each additional 15 minutes (standard vehicle) - 500 won
- For each additional 15 minutes (bus) - 1,000 won
- Maximum daily fee (standard vehicle) - 3,000 won
- Maximum daily fee (bus) - 6,000 won
Parenting Tips for Seopjikoji
- At sunset, it is one of the must-visit spots in Jeju where a light walk and a few photos give you beautiful views.
- The walking trail is well maintained, and there are truly many photo spots.
- It is not hard to walk around, so it is great to visit with kids.
- There is no admission fee, but parking is paid when you leave.
- After visiting Seopjikoji, it is great to head to Seongsan Ilchulbong.
A scenic coastal walk in Jeju that's great with kids, Seopjikoji
Where is Seopjikoji?
- Location: Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province
- It is a peninsula-shaped landform that juts out toward the sea on the eastern coast of Jeju.
- It is close to the famous Seongsan Ilchulbong, making it easy to visit together.
What makes Seopjikoji special
- The spectacular coastal scenery, with the wide-open horizon and Seongsan Ilchulbong in the background, is especially striking.
- As you walk along the shore, you can see Candlestick Rock, all kinds of unusual rock formations, and the unique landscape created by Jeju's red volcanic cinders.
- On the grassy hilltop plain, you can see fields of canola flowers in spring, and in the wide meadows you may also spot Jeju ponies grazing peacefully.
- As the tide comes in and goes out, rocks are submerged and revealed again, creating scenery that looks like a work of art made by nature.
Why visiting Seopjikoji with kids is a good idea
- The walking path is flat and mostly gently sloped, so you can enjoy a relaxed walk even with young children.
- The round-trip course takes about 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes, making it just right for a leisurely family walk while taking in the sea views.
- There are many photo spots along the way, so it is also a great place to capture family memories in nature.
- In particular, Seopjikoji's swing, the Grand Swing, is a popular highlight not only for children but for the whole family.
- Walking along the coastline with the wide sea and fresh breeze, then climbing the hill to look out over the ocean, can become an unforgettable family memory.
Good points to know before you go
- It is a well-known Jeju travel spot where a light walk and photos at sunset can give you especially beautiful views.
- The parking lot can be small, so during peak season, you may want to consider walking in or using public transportation.
- At night, the trail lights turn on, letting you enjoy a different atmosphere from the daytime.
- It is also close to nearby Sinyang Beach and Seongsan Ilchulbong, making it suitable for a full-day outing.
- Spring is especially beautiful around Seopjikoji when the canola flowers are in full bloom, but each season has its own charm.
- It is also known as a filming location for the drama 'All In', making it a nice place for family members of different generations to talk and share stories.
Fees and programs
- Parking fees
- Parking fee within 30 minutes, bus: 2,000 won
- Parking fee within 30 minutes, small vehicle: 1,000 won
- For general vehicles, every 15 minutes over: 500 won
- For buses, every 15 minutes over: 1,000 won
- Maximum same-day parking fee, general vehicle: 3,000 won
- Maximum same-day parking fee, bus: 6,000 won
FAQ about Seopjikoji
Is the Seopjikoji walking trail safe and manageable with kids?
The Seopjikoji walking trail is mostly flat with gentle slopes, so even young children can walk it without much difficulty. It is not too demanding, which makes it a good place to visit with kids. Since the path follows the coast, there may be days when the wind is strong, so please take care. There are also spots along the way where you can stop and rest.Does Seopjikoji have rest areas or convenience facilities for families with kids?
Seopjikoji has a parking lot, and there is a shop and restrooms near the entrance and parking area. Along the walking trail, there are places to rest such as benches. However, childcare convenience facilities such as baby chairs, a nursing room, diaper changing stations, and stroller rental are not available.What are the admission and parking fees when visiting Seopjikoji?
There is no admission fee for Seopjikoji. However, parking is paid. For small cars, it is 1,000 won within 30 minutes, then 500 won for every additional 15 minutes, with a same-day maximum of 3,000 won. For buses, it is 2,000 won within 30 minutes, then 1,000 won for every additional 15 minutes, with a same-day maximum of 6,000 won.What is the best season or time of day to visit Seopjikoji?
Seopjikoji is beautiful all year round, but spring is the most popular season because the canola flowers are in full bloom. It is especially recommended for a walk or photos around sunset. You can also enjoy the coastal scenery in autumn and winter, while summer can be hot, so it is best to come prepared.Are there any good family-friendly places to visit near Seopjikoji as well?
After your walk at Seopjikoji, we recommend visiting nearby Seongsan Ilchulbong. It is close by and is a popular choice as part of the same trip.
Seopjikoji Address
Address: Goseong-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, Republic of Korea
How to make a reservation for Seopjikoji?
Same-day visit and on-site registration only (no reservations)