Ippa Island

There is a 1.8-km-long white sand beach on the west coast of Jebudo Island. There is a strange rock cliff on the right side of the white sand beach, and during the low tide, the mudflats are spread out, serving as a natural experience center, such as catching clams or observing sea life.

A coastal island with a beach, tidal flats, a red lighthouse and seaside walking routes. The road from the mainland is submerged at high tide. Check the official road-opening schedule for the date of your visit, including the return journey. Weather can affect the predicted opening times. The phone number is for the Jebudo management office. See Jebudo for the island's travel guide.

It is one of the major landmarks of Jebudo. The lighthouse stands out in vivid red against the backdrop of Jebudo's West Sea, and is favored as a place to enjoy the scenery and take photos. The area around the lighthouse has well-maintained trails and waterfront.

Gungpyeong Port is a fishing port with a fish market, fishing pier, and waterfront walking areas. Visitors can buy seafood at the market, fish from the pier, or walk along the coast.

A cable car connecting Jeongok Port and Jebudo, with views of the coast and tidal flats. Children aged 36 months through primary-school age qualify for child tickets. Operation may change or stop in bad weather. Telephone within South Korea: 1833-4997.

In line with the nickname of "a village with 100 flavors," jukkumi in spring, milguk octopus in summer, autumn prawns and gizzard shad are famous, and visitors can enjoy a variety of experiences such as dry net experience, poisoning experience, boat fishing experience, and skin scuba experience.