Parting the Sea at Jebudo and Walking Like Moses

Jebudo's signature attraction is walking across its sea-parting road. Walk over the striking sight of the parted sea road, stroll along Jebudo's coastal path, and explore the town and streets it opens up to. You can easily find grilled shellfish, clam noodle soup, or live fish sashimi almost anywhere along the way, so the pleasure of eating is not to be missed either.

Along the way

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   Songgyo-ri Sashimi Town

   송교리 횟타운

   While waiting for the sea road to Jebudo to open — the fantastical island where the sea parts twice a day to reveal a path, a Korean version of the miracle of Moses — you can enjoy local dishes such as live fish sashimi, seafood stew, and clam noodle soup. \nMoreLess

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   Jebudo Coastal Walking Path

   제부도 해안산책로

   Jebudo is a small island off Seosan-myeon, Hwaseong, where the sea parts to either side twice a day, opening a road to walk on and off the island. It is known as the island where you can witness the so-called 'miracle of Moses.' A quiet, small island with an area of 1.0㎢ and a 12km coastline, it is not far from the Seoul metropolitan area and easily accessible, making it a good destination for a family day-trip getaway. \nMoreLess

   

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   Jebudo Moses Street

   제부도 모세거리

   This is a fantastical island where you can witness a Korean version of the miracle of Moses, the sea parting twice a day to open a road. It has a 12km coastline, three peaks of Maebong of varying size, and a coastal walking path. In 2007, Gyeonggi-do designated it a model food culture street, and here you can taste local dishes such as live fish sashimi, clam noodle soup, and grilled shellfish.\nMoreLess

   

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   Hwaseong Jebu Moses Village

   화성 제부모세마을

   Jebudo, located off Seosin-myeon, Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do, has an area of just 1㎢ and a coastline of only 12km, making it smaller than Yeouido. Twice a day the sea road to Jebudo opens, and the island has a small harbor on its north side. Around the northern harbor is a small pebble beach, and on the west coast lies Jebu-ri Beach; the whole island is ringed by tidal flats. \n\nMoreLess

   

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