Things to Do in Seogwipo

Traditional daily market with taros, hallabong oranges, and street food like grilled skewers and hotteok.

🕐 08:00-21:00 daily (some stalls close earlier)

💡 Try the abalone porridge at a side alley stall; it's filling and under 10,000 won.

Art walk dedicated to the painter Lee Jung Seop, with murals, small galleries, and cafes in a quiet neighbourhood.

🕐 Galleries typically 10:00-17:00 Tue-Sun

💡 Pop into the Lee Jung Seop Gallery (free entry) to see his original wartime paintings.

Open grassy park around the 2002 World Cup stadium with walking paths, a small lake, and views of Hallasan.

🕐 24 hours (stadium interior accessible only during events)

💡 Bring a picnic and sit on the hill near the south end for sunset over the coast.

Tiny islet connected by a footbridge from the Seogwipo harbour. Short coastal trail with volcanic rock pools and a bench with a view of the sea.

🕐 09:00-18:00 daily (limited to 200 people on busy days)

💡 Walk to the far tip for a clear view of the Songak-san crater; no shade, so take a hat.

Three-tiered waterfall in a lush valley with a bridge over the upper pool. Entry is 2,500 won for adults.

🕐 09:00-18:00 daily

💡 Go early morning to avoid crowds and catch the light hitting the lower falls.