Jeongbang Waterfall, Seogwipo: How to Visit and What to Do Nearby

Jeongbang Waterfall drops 23 meters directly into the Pacific Ocean along Jeju Island's southern coast, one of few waterfalls in Asia that empty straight into the sea. The falls sit a short walk from central Seogwipo city, accessible via a staircase descending the coastal cliff with an admission fee of around 2,000 Korean won. Local haenyeo women sell freshly dived abalone, conch, and sea urchin from blue tents at the base of the cliffs. The volcanic rock promontory surrounding the falls supports subtropical plants typical of Jeju's southern shore. is just one of many options in Seogwipo. Major attractions worth considering include Cheonjiyeon Falls, Hallasan National Park, and O’Sulloc Tea Museum.