Visiting Oedo-Botania, a Paradise in the Middle of the Sea

Oedo Marine Botanical Garden is a tourist farm carefully cultivated by an individual who purchased the island 30 years ago. Rare plants cover the island, harmonizing with statues to create magnificent views. Above all, the beauty of Haegeumgang leading to this place forms an incomparable natural garden on the sea.

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   Oedo-Botania

   외도 보타니아

   Oedo-Botania is a tourist farm carefully created by an individual who bought the island 30 years ago. Today, a camellia forest covering about 45,000 pyeong spans the entire island, filled with subtropical plants like sunshine trees, palm trees, and cacti, as well as eye-catching rare plants such as silver dollar eucalyptus, Spartium, and Mahonia.MoreLess

   

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   Geoje Gujora Tourist Fishing Village

   거제 구조라관광어촌마을

   Gujora Village offers convenient travel with excellent transportation connections to other tourist attractions. In particular, taking an excursion ship from here allows visitors to tour Haegeumgang as well as Naedo and Oedo. It takes 20 minutes by excursion ship from Gujora to Haegeumgang, which features the Cross Cave revealed at low tide, Lion Rock, fantastic sunrises, and the famous Ilwolbong Peak.MoreLess

   

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   Gujora Beach

   구조라해수욕장

   Gujora Beach boasts beautiful surrounding natural scenery and crystal-clear waters where you can see into the depths, along with convenient accessibility. With soft sand, a gentle water depth, and moderate water temperatures, it is an ideal spot for swimming.MoreLess

   

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   Hallyeohaesang National Park (Geoje)

   한려해상국립공원(거제)

   Designated as Korea's first marine national park in 1968, Hallyeohaesang National Park spans from Jisimdo Island in Geoje to Odongdo Island in Yeosu to the south and is divided into six districts (Geoje, Tongyeong, Sacheon, Hadong, Namhae, and Yeosu Odongdo). The charming topographical landscape created by the ocean, islands, and mainland attracts over 1 million visitors every year.MoreLess

   

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