Soesokkak

Soesokkak, located in Hayo-dong, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, was originally called Soedun because it resembled a lying cow, but it was renamed Soesokkak when freshwater flowing from Hyodoncheon Stream meets seawater to form a deep pool. The name means 'soe' (cow), 'so' (pool), and 'kkak' (end). Soeso is a valley-like gorge formed by flowing lava that hardened, creating a terrain as fun and unique as its name. Soesokkak is one of the hidden scenic spots among the Seogwipo 70-ri, where deep waters, bizarre rocks formed by lava, and pine forests harmonize to create beautiful scenery. Hayo-dong, where Soesokkak is located, sits at the southern foot of Hallasan Mountain and is famous as a major tangerine-producing area, filling the village with the delightful scent of tangerines. Nearby are many famous tourist attractions such as the Columnar Joints, Jungmun Beach, and Cheonjeyeon Falls, making it a great place to visit together.

Details

Admission fee

- Soesokkak: Free
- Small boat: 2 adults 20,000 won, 2 adults + 1 child 25,000 won ※ Child: 48 months~under 130cm height
- Teu: Adult 10,000 won per person, Child 5,000 won per person ※ Child: 24 months to 6th grade elementary school (boarding prohibited under 24 months)

Restroom

Yes