Oedolgae

This was one our few sunny days in our October trip. We got some beautiful shots of Oedolgae and the surrounding coast. I would definitely suggest adding this site to your Jeju itinerary. There are 2 parking lots. The first one charges KRW2000. The second one is free.

Visiting Oedolgae was a very enjoyable experience. I walked there from central Seogwipo and was able to experience everything the trails had to offer while being “one with nature.” The views are incredible and everyone around me was really nice. Everyone took turns equally while getting pictures and were respectful with each-other. After enjoying the main attraction for a while, I walked around the conjoining park area for a bit and was able to see even more fantastic views all alone.

This is a stunning natural wonder! Visiting in autumn was perfect – cooler temperatures and fewer crowds made for a peaceful experience. I can imagine summer would be busier... The unique rock formation and coastal views are breathtaking. A must-see Jeju Island attraction, ideal for photography and enjoying the natural beauty. Highly recommend going out there and having a look! Its free, so why not. there is free and paid parking when you get there and a toilet block.

Oedolgae Rock is a very unique and impressive creation of Mother Nature. It is also known as Janggunseok Rock. According to a local legend, an old woman was transformed into this rock after waiting in vain for her husband to return from a fishing trip. This huge piece of rock, about 20m high and 10m in circumference, stands majestically in the sea near the coast. It is estimated to be about 1.5 million years old now. It is one of the must-visit attractions in Jeju island. Entrance is free of charge. It is accessible by public buses.

Free entrance to site but parking cost 2000won. I use the stairs down did the loop and came back through main road! Very nice during sunset and not as crowded as other sites! Recommend

Amazing views. They have limited free parking, so pay the 2,000KRW is totally worth it

The parking right nearby has a free zone, so if you arrive early enough--or on a not so pleasant day--you can snag a spot. The trail was pretty empty, so it was easy to get great pics; it's also just a wonderful walk.

Beautiful walk but when we went the natural pools were closed