Jeju Sagye Coastal Road: Captivated by the Harmony of Sea and Mountain!

The greatest charm of traveling in Jeju is undoubtedly enjoying a drive along the coast, as it is surrounded by the sea on all four sides. Each coastal road in Jeju has its own unique hidden scenery and characteristics. Among them, the Sagye Coastal Road boasts an outstanding landscape where mountains, islands, and the sea blend harmoniously. Sagye Coastal Road connects Sagye-ri in Andeok-myeon (Sanbangsan Mountain) to Sangmo-ri in Daejeong-eup (Songaksan Mountain), revealing stunning coastal scenery and an exquisite harmony of islands and mountains. With Sanbangsan Mountain and Songaksan Mountain standing tall at each end as if embracing the coast, it is a representative coastal road in Seogwipo-si that offers a sense of coziness and tranquility. Running along low terrain, the coastal view sits right at eye level, allowing visitors to capture scenic beauty in detail. In addition to the magnificent spectacle created by the union of coast, mountain, and road, everything created by nature—including the fantastic sunset dyeing the sea red—is beautiful and mesmerizing. ※ You can zoom in on the map below to check the detailed location of each course. 　 If the courses overlap on the map, please zoom in to check. 　 (You can zoom in on the map using your mouse wheel or fingers at the desired location.)

Along the way

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   Sanbangsan Mountain

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   Standing not too high at 395 meters above sea level, Sanbangsan Mountain is located on the coast 4 km east of Moseulpo. The imposing presence of the stable, bell-shaped mountain conveys a sense of dependability. In the center of its southern slope lies Sanbanggul Cave, a sea cave, and rare plant species can be found at the summit.MoreLess

   

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   Yongmeorihaean Coast

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   Resembling a dragon's head, this coast is located on the seashore in front of Sanbangsan Mountain and is one of the sandstone layers accumulated over tens of millions of years. The coastal cliffs are a scenic wonder formed by fierce waves over countless years, representing the epitome of beauty. The highlight is the unique sight of the 30- to 50-meter-long cliffs curving like waves, already making it a popular attraction. It takes about 30 minutes to walk around, making it well worth a visit.MoreLess

   

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   Sagyehaebyeon Beach

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   Located right below Sanbangsan Mountain, this beach is characterized by its quiet and tranquil atmosphere. From here, one can take in views of Sanbangsan Mountain, Hallasan Mountain, and Yongmeorihaean Coast. The clean sand and blue sea harmonize beautifully. Sagye Port near Sagyehaebyeon Beach is a famous fishing point, attracting a steady stream of anglers.MoreLess

   

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   Sagye Footprint Fossil Site

   사계 발자국화석 발견지

   Designated as Natural Monument No. 464, this footprint fossil park is estimated to have formed during the Paleolithic Age. Footprints of humans, birds, elephants, and other animals, as well as plant fossils, are imprinted here, making it worth seeing. The geology is unique and its appearance is so striking that it evokes the illusion of visiting Mars, making it a wonderful place to explore.MoreLess

   

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   Seodal Oreum

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   Located north of Songaksan Mountain, Seodal Oreum features three small, low horseshoe-shaped craters lined up side by side. With a height of about 21 m, a circumference of 704 m, and a total area of 29,094 ㎢, Seodal Oreum feels like a cozy small hill, but it is also a Jeju April 3rd incident historic site that bears the painful history of a civilian massacre. A memorial monument for the massacred residents stands at the entrance, and an anti-aircraft artillery position built during the Japanese colonial period sits at the top, conveying the tragedy of modern Korean history.MoreLess

   

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   Songaksan Mountain

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   Songaksan Mountain is a cluster of several large and small peaks. Centered around the main peak at 104 meters above sea level, a wide and flat grassland extends to the northwest. The main peak features a crater about 500 meters in circumference and 80 meters deep, where volcanic ash still remains inside. Reaching the summit of Songaksan Mountain offers a splendid view. Nearby, Marado Island, Gapado Island, and Hyeongjeseom Islet are visible, while Sanbangsan Mountain and Hallasan Mountain can be seen in the distance.MoreLess

   

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