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Geojedo Island (거제도) · © KTO · KOGL Type 3
Gyeongsangnam-do
Geojedo Island
Geojedo is Korea's second-largest island, a mountainous and deeply indented coast in southern Gyeongsangnam-do, reached now by the spectacular Geoga Bridge from Busan. The island combines a heavy industrial side — Daewoo and Samsung shipyards on the east coast — with the dramatic Hallyeohaesang Marine National Park scenery on the south and west: limestone-bedded inlets, the Windy Hill cliff, the famous Sinseondae rocks at Haegeumgang, and the sand-and-pebble Hakdong Mongdol Beach. A full day or two-day loop drive is the standard way to see it, often starting with a ferry to nearby Oedo Island for its botanical garden. Best mid-spring or autumn.
Why go
Geojedo is Korea's second-largest island, a mountainous and deeply indented coast in southern Gyeongsangnam-do, reached now by the spectacular Geoga Bridge from Busan. The island combines a heavy industrial side — Daewoo and Samsung shipyards on the east coast — with the dramatic Hallyeohaesang Marine National Park scenery on the south and west: limestone-bedded inlets, the Windy Hill cliff, the famous Sinseondae rocks at Haegeumgang, and the sand-and-pebble Hakdong Mongdol Beach. A full day or two-day loop drive is the standard way to see it, often starting with a ferry to nearby Oedo Island for its botanical garden. Best mid-spring or autumn.
Quick highlights
- Korea's second-largest island, mountainous and deeply indented
- Reached from Busan via the Geoga Bridge
- Hallyeohaesang Marine National Park scenery
- Windy Hill, Haegeumgang Sinseondae, Hakdong pebble beach
- Pair with the Oedo Island botanical garden ferry
Nearby best pairs
Other places in Gyeongsangnam-do that pair well with this visit.
FAQ
Where is Geojedo Island located?
Geoje-si, Gyeongsangnam-do
What are Geojedo Island's opening hours?
Opening hours: Open 24 hr Hours come from the Korea Tourism Organization and can change by season or holiday — check the official channel before you visit.











