Featured Hotels Near Geumneung Eutteumwon Beach

Jeju Lotte Hotel is a top choice near Geumgang Headland Beach, offering panoramic views of the azure ocean and stunning sunsets from its rooms. The hotel features direct access to the beach, a private sandy cove, and a seaside terrace perfect for evening relaxation. Nearby, enjoy authentic Jeju seafood cuisine and vibrant night markets, immersing yourself in local culture. With a 20-minute drive to Jeju International Airport, it’s an ideal base for exploring the island’s natural wonders and coastal charm.

Travel from Jeju City via electric scooter rental or the free shuttle bus service, taking about 15 minutes. For public transport, take a bus heading toward Seogwipo from Jeju Central Bus Terminal and alight at the "Geumgang Headland" stop—approximately 25 minutes. On-site parking is ample, and many nearby hotels offer complimentary shuttle services. It’s best to visit early morning to avoid crowds and combine your trip with a walk along the coastal trail for a refreshing sea breeze experience.

Try snorkeling to explore vibrant coral reefs and tropical fish in the clear waters surrounding Geumgang Headland. Sea kayaking and sunset cruises are also popular—especially during golden hour when the waves reflect fiery hues across the sky. Some tour operators offer guided fishing experiences, giving visitors a hands-on taste of Jeju’s traditional fishing culture. All activities come with professional safety gear, making them ideal for families and adventure seekers alike.

Must-try dishes include Jeju black pork barbecue and fresh sea urchin rice, served at local eateries like "Sea Breeze Inn," known for their just-caught seafood. Don’t miss Jeju tangerine tea, made from the region’s famed citrus fruit, offering a refreshing, aromatic twist. At night, head to the coastal night market, where stalls serve crispy fried chicken, grilled squid, and homemade ice cream—perfect for soaking in the authentic island vibe. Dine by the sea for a full sensory experience of flavor and scenery.

Arrive 30 minutes before sunset at the viewpoint platform or coastal walking path for optimal framing. Use a telephoto lens to capture the sun sinking into the horizon. Wear light-colored clothing—like white—to contrast against the sky and enhance visual impact. Include foreground elements such as rocks and breaking waves for depth. Use a tripod to stabilize your camera and extend exposure time, creating smooth, glowing reflections on the water. Many hotels offer photography guided tours, helping you plan the perfect shot with expert tips.