Soesokkak Estuary쇠소깍

At a glance

Soesokkak is where the fresh water of the Hyodoncheon stream meets the sea and gathers in a deep pool inside a gorge of hardened lava. The name breaks down as soe (cow), so (pool) and kkak (end); the spot was once called Soedun because the land looked like a resting cow. Strangely shaped rocks and pine woods line the water, and it's counted among the hidden scenic spots of Seogwipo. Hahyo-dong, on Hallasan's southern slopes, is a major tangerine-growing area, so the scent of citrus often hangs in the air.

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Soesokkak Estuary · 1 tours & tickets

1. KKdaySoesokkak boat fishing experienceA boat fishing trip departing from Soesokkak; advance reservation is required.Book

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  Jusangjeolli Cliff, Jungmun Beach and Cheonjeyeon Falls are in the same part of the south coast, so they make easy add-ons.

Nearby

Jeongbang FallsOne of Jeju's three famous waterfalls, pouring off a coastal cliff in Seogwipo straight toward the sea, often with a rainbow in the spray.Wind 1947 Kart Theme ParkA go-kart park in Seogwipo where you race with Hallasan in view, plus an indoor BB-gun survival game arena.Cheonjiyeon FallsA waterfall at the head of a forested gorge in Seogwipo, plunging into a pool about 20 m deep and open until 22:00.Seogwipo SubmarineA tourist submarine that dives off Munseom islet near Seogwipo, where soft corals and schools of fish draw divers from around the world.