Into a Blue World Where Ocean and Grass Meet: Jeju Onpyeong–Pyoseon Olle

There is no better way to experience the beautiful scenery and culture of Jeju Island on foot than walking the Olle trails. Course 3 (Onpyeong–Pyoseon Olle) takes you across volcanic cones (oreum) and along the coast. Experience the unique charm of Jeju's oreums at Tongoreum and Dokjabong, and appreciate Jeju's sky, sea, oreums, and wind captured in photographs at the Kim Young-gap Gallery. The vast meadows of Sinpung-Sincheon Ocean Ranch and the dazzlingly blue sea of Pyoseon Haevichi Beach offer truly breathtaking views.

Along the way

1. 1

   Jeju Olle Trail Course 3

   올레 3코스

   This Olle trail allows you to fully enjoy the tranquility of mid-mountain paths spanning a full 20.6 km. Old Jeju stone walls and dense native trees lining both sides add to the charming atmosphere. Low yet openly expansive 'Tongoreum' and 'Dokjabong' also let you experience the unique beauty of Jeju's oreums.MoreLess

   

   ReviewsSaveDirections
2. 2
   Kim Young-gap Gallery (Dumoak)

   김영갑 갤러리(두모악)

   At Kim Young-gap Gallery, visitors can appreciate the passion of the late photographer Kim Young-gap—who personally renovated the former Samdal Elementary School into a wonderful gallery despite suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease—and his works capturing the tranquility and peace of Jeju Island.MoreLess

   

   ReviewsSaveDirections
3. 3
   Sinpung-Sincheon Ocean Ranch

   신풍신천 바다목장

   On Jeju Olle Trail Course 3, the mid-mountain section stretching for 14 km is very quiet, flanked by old Jeju stone walls and dense native vegetation. Beyond this section, the ocean ranch path opened to the public for the first time offers an oceanfront trail unique to Jeju, where the blue sea and green pastures harmonize beautifully.MoreLess

   

   ReviewsSaveDirections
4. 4

   Pyoseon Haevichi Beach

   표선해비치해변

   Pyoseon Beach forms a circular white sand beach at low tide and turns into a circular lake about 1 meter deep at high tide, offering distinct atmospheres depending on the tide. When the tide goes out, the firm white sand creates an ideal spot for children to play. It is famous for its front-facing sunrise views, and the fine sand formed from crushed seashells is well-known to provide therapeutic benefits through sand baths for those suffering from neuralgia. MoreLess

   

   ReviewsSaveDirections