When you go to Jeju<\/a> Island\u2019s well-known Sunrise Peak Seongsan Ilchulbong \uc131\uc0b0\uc77c\ucd9c\ubd09, you\u2019ll discover an island close by as you admire the ocean view round you \u2013 that island is Udo \uc6b0\ub3c4<\/strong>, a preferred day journey possibility for these visiting the east coast of Jeju. I really like little islands and determined that I wished some sit back time on this journey, so I spent 2 nights on Udo which turned out to be fairly an fascinating expertise. Here\u2019s my information to Udo and what you’ll be able to see, and whether or not you really want to remain in a single day to expertise the island totally.<\/p>\n Looking to see different elements of Jeju? Check out my information to Northwest Jeju the place Aewol and Hallim<\/a> are, or try the island off its shore referred to as Biyangdo<\/a>.<\/p>\n Udo is the biggest of Jeju\u2019s 63 offshore islands. Its identify interprets into \u2018Cow Island \u725b \u5cf6\u2019 as a result of the island\u2019s topography with its squarish hill apparently makes it appear to be a sleeping cow. Other than that, Udo can also be fairly well-known for all issues peanut \u2013 as you discover the market locations in Jeju, you\u2019ll discover a lot of meals stalls touting \u2018peanuts from Udo\u2019. In Udo itself, peanut ice cream is the factor to eat, advert you will get all kinds of fascinating peanut meals too together with peanut beer and peanut makgeolli!<\/p>\n Udo is a brief 15-min ferry journey away from the mainland of Jeju. I took the ferry to Udo from Seongsan Ferry Terminal, which is a few quick 20 minute stroll away from Seongsan Ilchulbong. You may take a bus, however there\u2019s truly fairly a pleasant path alongside the coast to get to the ferry terminal which I like to recommend testing.<\/p>\n Most individuals day journey to Seongsan so you may have the choice of leaving your baggage on the ferry terminal the place there are lockers. If your luggage are too massive, the individuals on the comfort retailer will preserve your luggage for you for a small price, however you’ll need to select them up earlier than they shut. The final ferry leaves at 530pm so all the things kinda shuts down after that.<\/p>\n Seongsan Ferry Terminal \uc131\uc0b0\ud3ec\ud56d<\/strong> Seongsan pohang [Naver Maps<\/a>]. Closest bus cease is Seongsanhang<\/a> \uc131\uc0b0\ud56d (blue 211, 212, 295 \/ inexperienced 111 \/ pink 111, 112) is a brief stroll away. A taxi journey from Seogwipo to Seongsan price me about 46,000 KRW.<\/p>\n You should purchase your ferry tickets for Udo on the day itself. If you\u2019re planning on doing a day journey, you should purchase your spherical journey tickets at one go. Since I used to be staying in a single day, I simply purchased my ticket a technique, and acquired my return ticket on the morning that I headed again to the mainland.<\/p>\n Step by step directions on find out how to purchase tickets \u2013 refill the boarding card together with your particulars, present your passport, then pay to your ticket (4,500 KRW one-way, 9,000 KRW return).<\/p>\n There are 2 ports in Udo that you may take a ferry to \u2013 Cheonjin Port \ucc9c\uc9c4\ud56d<\/strong> in southwest Udo [Naver Maps<\/a>] or Haumokdong Port \ud558\uc6b0\ubaa9\ub3d9\ud3ec\uad6c<\/strong> in northwest Udo [Naver Maps<\/a>].<\/p>\n The timings are totally different for each ports, and in case you\u2019re on a day journey it doesn\u2019t actually matter the place you find yourself as a result of each ports have a bus station and bike rental outlets close by. Since I used to be staying in a single day and my guesthouse was proper on Haumokdong, in order that\u2019s the place I made positive I purchased tickets for.<\/p>\n The boat journey from Jeju mainland to Udo is fairly quick \u2013 simply quarter-hour on a big ferry that may take automobiles as properly. Cars are parked on the primary stage whereas passengers sit on the second and third ranges.<\/p>\n Most of Udo\u2019s sights are alongside the coast \u2013 there mainly is one predominant street that goes throughout the island, and also you\u2019ll barely cross inland (which is generally fields and farmland) except you want a shortcut throughout the island for some purpose. You can circle the island\u2019s circumference (17km) on bicycle in about 1-2 hours in case you cycle continuous, however take the time to sit back out and benefit from the surroundings and cease within the many little outlets and eateries alongside the way in which.<\/p>\n I organised this information ranging from Haumokdong Port and going northwards, circling the island in a clockwise route.<\/p>\n Udo additionally has 8 particular \u2018must-see\u2019 sights or Udopalkyeong \uc6b0\ub3c4\ud314\uacbd \u2013 I didn\u2019t see all of them however I\u2019ll level them out within the information.<\/p>\n On the northern finish of Udo you\u2019ll most likely discover the white Dapdanitap lighthouse first standing tall alongside the shoreline. You can\u2019t enter or climb it, however the tower is near the water and rocks and is general fairly picturesque.<\/p>\n But what\u2019s of extra curiosity is subsequent to it \u2013 these mini pyramids of kinds constructed with stone are often called bongsudae \ubd09\uc218\ub300 (Jeju individuals name them mangru) or beacon mounds that have been used for navy communication way back to the Joseon dynasty.<\/p>\n Also close by is that this bronze statue of a haenyeo or conventional Jeju girl diver.<\/p>\n \ub2f5\ub2e4\ub2c8\ud0d1\ub9dd\ub300 Dapdanitap Lighthouse<\/strong> and Bongsudae \ubd09\uc218\ub300 beacon are proper subsequent to one another on the northern finish of Udo [Naver Maps<\/a>]<\/p>\n There is a pleasant stretch of white sand seaside at Hagosudong on the northeast finish of the island. The waters listed below are fairly shallow so it\u2019s a preferred household seaside, but it surely was once the prime anchovy fishing seaside again within the day. In the summer season nights, you may have the ability to see the Udo Top 8 sight Yahangeobeom \uc57c\ud56d\uc5b4\ubc94<\/strong> right here, which is when the fishing boats mild up the waters of Udo at night time.<\/p>\n I think about this seaside shall be extra crowded on sizzling summer season days, however because it was getting cool already, it was nonetheless good to sit down down and chill there for a bit. Lots of little outlets and eating places round this half, I might have spent extra time right here however they have been refurbishing part of the seaside so didn\u2019t dangle round for too lengthy.<\/p>\n Hagosudong Beach \ud558\uace0\uc218\ub3d9\ud574\uc218\uc695\uc7a5<\/strong> hagosudong haesuyokjjang [Naver Maps<\/a>] is positioned on the northeast facet of Udo.<\/p>\n Not removed from Hagosudong is the doorway to a different small offshore island referred to as Biyangdo \u2013 notice that that is NOT the identical Biyangdo<\/a> I visited when exploring the Aewol\/Hallim area in northwest Jeju<\/a>. This is someway a good smaller island off the east coast of Udo. Because of its jap orientation, it was named for and well-known for lovely sunrises, and can also be the place you will discover haenyeo divers at work.<\/p>\n Biyangdo \ube44\uc591\ub3c4<\/strong> [Naver Maps<\/a>] on the east facet of Udo.<\/p>\n As you around the southeastern nook of Udo, you\u2019ll discover the height Udobong and the headland jutting into the ocean. The street immediately begins sloping upwards and there\u2019s a busy stretch of retailers right here the place you\u2019ll discover a staircase main all the way down to the black sand Geommeolle Beach.<\/p>\n This seaside could be very small, barely 100m in size and the black sand is tremendous high-quality and gentle \u2013 I used to be sinking into it as I walked alongside. One of the issues you are able to do right here is take a ship journey the place you’ll be able to see one of many prime 8 sights referred to as Juganmyeongweol \uc8fc\uac04\uba85\uc6d4<\/strong>, which mainly is when the reflection of the solar within the sea cave round 10-11am seems to be like a glowing moon \u2013 clearly it’s essential time it proper in case you actually wish to see this.<\/p>\n Also solely seen from boat throughout low tide farther from the shore is one other prime 8 sight referred to as Dongangyeongul \ub3d9\uc548\uacbd\uad74<\/strong>, a cave that\u2019s additionally nicknamed the Whale\u2019s Nostril and was created by lava circulate. Apparently it\u2019s large enough to carry 500 individuals and so they maintain live shows in there some instances!<\/p>\n Geommeolle Beach \uac80\uba40\ub808\ud574\uc218\uc695\uc7a5<\/strong> gommolre haesuyokjjang [Naver maps<\/a>] is positioned on the southeastern finish of Udo.<\/p>\n As you proceed alongside the street, there’s a staircase that leads up in the direction of Udobong \uc6b0\ub3c4\ubd09 \u2013 I wasn\u2019t within the temper for an unknown size of hike so I stored biking on. As the street began sloping downwards, there was a turnoff that led to Udobong peak (which can also be the place the bus will cease you) which regarded like a a lot much less strenuous possibility, so I parked my bike there and took a stroll to discover the height space.<\/p>\n Udobong is also called Somori Oreum \uc18c\uba38\ub9ac\uc624\ub984, with oreum being the identify Jeju offers the various volcanic cones discovered throughout the islands. The peak space is basically scenic and there\u2019s a lot of open house to benefit from the view. Mostly good paved paths to stroll however anticipate a bit of little bit of a climb if you wish to climb as much as the place the lighthouse is.<\/p>\n The Udo prime 8 sight right here known as Jiducheongsa \uc9c0\ub450\uccad\uc0ac<\/strong>, which is particularly the view of the sky, sea and grass from the highest of Udobong about 130m+ excessive.<\/p>\n You can truly go to the Udo Lighthouse<\/a> from up right here \u2013 I missed the signal pointing to the lighthouse whereas mountaineering and thought it had been closed off to the general public, however apparently I simply missed the flip. Ah properly, gotta give myself one thing to come back again to in future \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n Udobong Lighthouse Park<\/strong> \/ Somori Oreum [Naver Maps<\/a>] is on the southeast finish of Udo.<\/p>\n On the southern finish of the island on the other facet of Udobong is a bit of bay space referred to as Tolkani \ud1a8\uce78\uc774, which apparently has one thing to do with cholkani or a trough\/manger used to feed cows. Can\u2019t say I actually see something, but it surely\u2019s a beautiful little stretch of shoreline and there’s a good pavilion to benefit from the view of Seongsan Ilchulbong from right here.<\/p>\n Tolkani \ud1a8\uce78\uc774<\/strong> [Naver maps<\/a>] is discovered within the southern finish of Udo Island. It\u2019s a flip off the primary street close to Udo Donut \u2013 automobiles\/trikes can\u2019t go on this street although bicycles can.<\/p>\n This port on the southwest nook of Jeju is the opposite port you may begin your Udo journey from relying on the ticket you purchase at Seongsan. Cheonjin Port \ucc9c\uc9c4\ud56d is much like Haumokdong in that there are many bicycle and tricycle rental outlets close by.<\/p>\n Also right here is the place you\u2019re speculated to see one other Top 8 sight Cheonjingoansan \ucc9c\uc9c4\uad00\uc0b0<\/strong>, which is the scenic view of Hallasan on the Jeju predominant island \u2013 the climate wasn\u2019t nice the primary time I used to be right here so I skipped this.<\/p>\n Cheonjin Port \ucc9c\uc9c4\ud56d<\/strong> Cheonjinhang [Naver maps<\/a>] is positioned on the southwest finish of Udo<\/p>\n There are a number of seashores on Udo island, however Sanho Beach on the west coast is arguably probably the most distinctive one. While it seems to be like a white sand seaside like Hagosudong, the \u2018sand\u2019 right here is definitely bits of coral referred to as Rhodolith. This is definitely a fairly uncommon factor and the seaside is protected and categorized as considered one of Korea\u2019s nationwide treasures.<\/p>\n This lovely seaside can also be an Udo Top 8 sight often called Seobinbaeksa \uc11c\ube48\ubc15\uc0ac<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Sanho Beach \uc0b0\ud638\ud574\uc218\uc695\uc7a5<\/strong> Sanho Haesuyongjang [Naver maps<\/a>] is on the west coast of Udo<\/p>\n Peanuts are one of many predominant exports and issues that Udo is legendary for, so considered one of its hottest snacks is peanut ice cream. I had a few totally different peanut ice lotions in my time there and these are my favorite.<\/p>\n Jimmy\u2019s Natural Ice Cream<\/strong> [Naver maps<\/a>] is prominently positioned close to Geommeolle Beach and the ice cream itself comes with a lot of crushed peanuts. The peanut ice cream prices 5,000 KRW.<\/p>\n PoYoYo Cafe \ubf40\uc694\uc694<\/strong> [Naver maps<\/a>] close to Cheonjin Port was one other one I loved \u2013 as a substitute of sentimental serve, their model is precise ice cream and I feel it\u2019s a mixture of peanut and vanilla? It comes with crushed peanuts and two cute cookies for six,000 KRW.<\/p>\n While I used to be trying up data on Udo, I noticed a bunch of posts about this cafe with cute burgers, together with this very instagrammable rainbow burger. Would it style nearly as good because it regarded? I drove round and located Bongkkeurang Cafe \ubd09\ub044\ub791<\/a> on the west facet.<\/p>\n The predominant menu has simply 3 burgers \u2013 the aforementioned rainbow burger, a peanut burger which is a nod to Udo\u2019s peanut obsession, and a black burger which has squid ink buns.<\/p>\n Since there is just one me, I made a decision to strive the rainbow burger, which had a extremely vibrant lovely buns sandwiching a hand-crafted Jeju black pork patty, bacon cheese, tomato and pickles with some salad on the facet. It was actually tasty! The burgers price 13,000 KRW every. I appreciated the skin seating (with umbrellas for shade from the solar) the place I may admire the ocean view on the similar time.<\/p>\n Bongkkeurang Cafe \ubd09\ub044\ub791<\/strong> [Naver Maps<\/a>] is on the west facet of Udo.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s the factor about Udo \u2013 as a result of most individuals solely go to for day journeys, virtually all the things shuts down concerning the time that the final ferry leaves at about 5-530pm. If you might be planning to remain in a single day, ensure your lodging has meal choices, that you’ve got your personal meals readily available or in accordance with one sort restaurant proprietor who was closing store informed me, head to the primary city space (inland) the place there are like, 3 eateries open for dinner.<\/p>\n Luckily the city is simply up the street from my guesthouse so I biked up the street and located the primary native eatery that was open, however as rural locations go there was completely no English to be discovered by any means. Having to order with out with the ability to converse or learn Korean<\/a> positively isn\u2019t a primary for me, however I knew sufficient to see the phrases \u2018jiggae\u2019 (stew) on the menu so I simply pointed to the very first thing proper on prime. That normally is their greatest merchandise\u2026 proper?<\/p>\n That jiggae did develop into kimchi jiggae, a pleasant spicy bowl of stew served with rice and naturally a lot of banchan facet dishes. Most of the opposite individuals consuming there have been Koreans.<\/p>\n Udo Auntie Restaurant \uc6b0\ub3c4\uc774\ubaa8\ub124\uc2dd\ub2f9<\/strong> Udo imone sikdang [Naver maps<\/a>] is in Udo\u2019s predominant city space, about 10 minutes away from Haumokdong.<\/p>\n Given the quick ferry journey from Seongsan, most individuals go to Udo as a day journey and to be trustworthy, the island just about shuts down at night time so it\u2019s not such as you\u2019ll miss out on any nightlife right here.<\/p>\n The predominant causes to remain in a single day in Udo can be to do some mountaineering or exploring of the island earlier than the primary ferry arrives at about 8am. In common, it\u2019s fairly quiet within the morning and issues begin getting extra crowded in the direction of lunch time and after.<\/p>\n I stayed for two nights however I feel 1 night time would even have been enough, but it surely was good to only relax and loosen up.<\/p>\n I discovered a guesthouse on airbnb which was proper at Haumokdong Port. It\u2019s a fairly easy guesthouse that\u2019s clear and comfy and really conveniently positioned. The guesthouse has a number of room choices, mine was room #5. There\u2019s a kitchen downstairs the place you are able to do some cooking and there’s free breakfast in hte morning! I had Jeonbokjuk (abalone porridge). It\u2019s run by a household who stay on the first stage and although I didn\u2019t see them a lot, they have been pleasant and really responsive on the app messenger.<\/p>\n \uc804\uc6d0\ubbfc\ubc15 jonwon minbap<\/strong> [Naver maps<\/a>] See the Airbnb itemizing<\/a> right here. They have three different rooms<\/a> obtainable that you may try. I paid S$175 for two nights ($87\/night time).<\/p>\n Udo is a smallish island and you could possibly technically stroll it in about 4-5 hours \u2013 the entire island makes up Jeju Olle Trail 1-1<\/a>, it\u2019s positively simpler to hire a mode of transport or hop on the bus. Here are your choices.<\/p>\n I rented a motorcycle for about 1.5 days to get round Udo Island independently. Most of the outlets close to Haumokdong port solely had the e-scooters, however a bit additional down I discovered a bicycle store and rented an electrical bicycle for 30,000 KRW (from about 3pm on Day 1 and returning the bike at 5pm on day 2).<\/p>\n I extremely advocate renting an electrical bicycle as a result of Udo can get fairly windy, and also you do want the additional energy when using in opposition to the headwind or upslope when you find yourself at Udobong on the southeast facet. The beauty of a bicycle is you don\u2019t have to fret about parking or site visitors, however you might be topic to the wind and rain so be ready for that.<\/p>\n Udo Treasure Island Leisure \uc6b0\ub3c4\ubcf4\ubb3c\uc12c\ub808\uc800<\/strong> udo bomulssomnejo [Naver maps<\/a>]. 5-min stroll from Haumokdong port. Usually prices 20,000 KRW to hire for a full day.<\/p>\n The main means most individuals get across the island is by way of these cute little coated trikes, but it surely\u2019s actually solely open to Koreans as they solely require a Korean driving license to hire considered one of these cute little trikes. For foreigners, guidelines are further strict and also you\u2019ll require an International Driving Permit (IDP) with the A category for motorbikes particularly. I’ve a regular automobile driving license so I solely had B class so this was fully out for me \u2013 they\u2019re very strict and outlets gained\u2019t even trouble speaking to you with out the suitable license.<\/p>\n The tricycle is beneficial in case you\u2019re a pair or have one small child with you maybe, and in addition it\u2019s sheltered from the weather, however you do should park extra responsibly.<\/p>\n Another possibility I thought of was renting an electrical automobile, however woo boy this was an costly possibility. was quoted about 130,000 KRW for 1.5 days which was simply\u2026 nope. Might make sense when you’ve got 4 pax to separate the prices, but it surely\u2019s additionally probably the most cumbersome possibility in my view as you\u2019ll want to search out parking and fear about the remainder of the trikes\/bikes on the street.<\/p>\n The automobile rental place is positioned a brief stroll north of Haumokdong port<\/p>\n If you’ll be able to\u2019t drive or cycle, no worries as a result of Udo has a fairly good public bus that you may take across the island. The route brings you across the circumference of the island and stops at main factors \u2013 it goes counterclockwise on odd dates and clockwise on even dates, however in any other case there’s actually just one route. There are buses each 15-20 minutes so it\u2019s not a foul possibility in case you don\u2019t wish to stroll, journey or drive.<\/p>\n The public bus station the place you should purchase bus tickets will be discovered at Haumokdong and Cheonjin ports. General tickets price 6,000 KRW per pax.<\/p>\n Looking for extra issues to do in Jeju? Check out my Jeju posts<\/a> or see all my South Korea posts<\/a> for extra.<\/strong><\/p>\n Udo is the biggest of Jeju\u2019s offshore island, positioned off the east coast of Jeju Island.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n It takes quarter-hour by ferry from Seongsan Port to get to Udo\u2019s Cheonjin Port or Haumokdong Port. Tickets price 4,500 KRW 1-way and will be purchased at Seongsan Port.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nA bit about Udo<\/h2>\n
How to get to Udo<\/h2>\n
Seongsan Ferry Terminal \uc131\uc0b0\ud3ec\ud56d<\/h3>\n
How to purchase ferry tickets for Udo<\/h3>\n
Jeju Seongsan to Udo Haumokdong<\/h3>\n
Things to do in Udo<\/h2>\n
Udo\u2019s 8 nice sights \uc6b0\ub3c4\ud314\uacbd<\/h3>\n
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Dapdanitap Lighthouse \ub2f5\ub2e4\ub2c8\ud0d1\ub9dd\ub300<\/h3>\n
Hagosudong Beach \ud558\uace0\uc218\ub3d9\ud574\uc218\uc695\uc7a5<\/h3>\n
Biyangdo \ube44\uc591\ub3c4<\/h3>\n
Geommeolle Beach \uac80\uba40\ub808\ud574\uc218\uc695\uc7a5<\/h3>\n
Udobong \uc6b0\ub3c4\ubd09<\/h3>\n
Tolkani \ud1a8\uce78\uc774\ud574\ubcc0<\/h3>\n
Cheonjin Port \ucc9c\uc9c4\ud56d<\/h3>\n
Sanho Beach \uc0b0\ud638\ud574\uc218\uc695\uc7a5<\/h3>\n
What to eat in Udo<\/h2>\n
Peanut Ice Cream \ub545\ucf69 \uc544\uc774\uc2a4\ud06c\ub9bc<\/h3>\n
Bongkkeurang Bakery & Cafe \ubd09\ub044\ub791<\/h3>\n
Udo Auntie Restaurant \uc6b0\ub3c4\uc774\ubaa8\ub124\uc2dd\ub2f9<\/h3>\n
Staying in a single day on Udo<\/h2>\n
Where I stayed: Jonwon Minbap \uc804\uc6d0\ubbfc\ubc15 (Airbnb)<\/h3>\n
How to get round Udo<\/h2>\n
Electric bicycle<\/h3>\n
Electric Tricycle\/Motorbike<\/h3>\n
Electric Car<\/h3>\n
Public bus<\/h3>\n
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