Jeju Seongsan Port

Seongsan Port was designated as a coastal port in January 1968. It facilitates the distribution of coastal cargo and marine products and provides convenience for maritime transportation for passengers. It mainly handles coastal cargoes in the eastern part of Jeju, such as sand and tangerines, and functions as a coastal fishing base. It has great potential for development as a tourist port as it has geographical conditions for marine tourism facilities such as nearby Seongsan Ilchulbong and Udo Island. Many tourists visit Seongsan Port on the sea route connecting Udo, an island within an island. In addition, it operates a cruise ship that allows you to see the panoramic view of Seongsanpo and the coastal scenery of Udo Island from a cool boat, and the main feature is that you can see the outstanding scenery of Jeju from the sea, such as Udo's Seobin Baeksa Temple, Juju Myeongwol, Yongduam Rock, Huhae Stone Wall, Malttu Rock, and Dongan Gyeonggul Cave. The coastal road starting from Seongsan Port and connecting Jongdal in the east to Sehwa and Gimnyeong is also a perfect driving course.

Details

Admission fee

Free
※ Separate charges apply when using a ferry.

Restroom

Yes