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Baksugijeong Cliffs (박수기정)

Baksugijeong Cliffs (박수기정) · © KTO · KOGL Type 1

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Baksugijeong Cliffs (박수기정)

Baksugijeong Cliffs is a curated attraction in Korea — full details, hours, and access info on the official Korea Tourism page.

ROOTIconic stop curated by Korea Tourism OrganizationJeju island vibe — volcanic coast, slow paceEnglish-friendly

Why go

Baksugijeong Cliffs, located on Jeju Island's western coast near Daepo Village, form one of the island's most dramatic coastal panoramas. The sheer basalt columns rise steeply from the sea, a product of Jeju's volcanic geology, and stretch for several hundred metres along the shoreline. Visitors reach the clifftop via a manageable walking trail that rewards with unobstructed views across the open ocean. The site is especially striking at sunset, when the dark rock face catches warm light. A freshwater spring traditionally associated with the cliffs gives the site its name — "baksuri" referring to a gourd used to draw water.

Quick highlights

  • Towering basalt sea cliffs shaped by Jeju's volcanic activity
  • Clifftop walking trail with unobstructed open-ocean views
  • Named after a historic freshwater spring at the cliff base
  • One of Jeju's most dramatic sunset-watching vantage points
  • Located near Daepo Village on Jeju's western coastline

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