Mokpo Skywalk

Mokpo Skywalk is a short cliff-edge glass-floor walkway built into the rocky coastline of the Yudalsan-area Mokpo, looking out over the open West Sea and the bridges that connect Mokpo to the surrounding islands. The walkway sticks out from the cliff edge in a curved arc, with a transparent glass panel section in the middle that gives the headline walk-on-air sensation, and railings high enough for safety. Below the platform, the cliff drops directly to the rocky shore and the open West Sea, so the visual effect is sharper than typical cliff walks. The skywalk is small — typically a 10-15 minute visit — and works best as a stop on the wider Mokpo coastal-and-port walking circuit including the Mokpo Cable Car (which crosses to Gohado Island for a broader aerial-view experience), the Yudalsan ridge trail (about 90 minutes summit loop), the Mokpo old port district, and the National Maritime Museum on the harbor. Best at late afternoon into sunset for the strongest west-facing sea view — the reflected light off the water is what most photographs come for. Access: about a 10-minute walk from Mokpo Bus Terminal along the coastal road, or accessible by local bus from Mokpo Station.