Featured Hotels Near Red Horse Lighthouse

Jeju Red Horse Lighthouse Seaview Resort is a top choice, offering direct panoramic views of the sea and lighthouse from its spacious rooms. This boutique resort features private beach access, a traditional Japanese garden, and an in-house seafood restaurant serving authentic Korean dishes. Located just a 5-minute walk from the lighthouse, it's perfect for photographers and travelers seeking tranquility. Nearby attractions include the Jeju Volcanic Rock Trail, ideal for nature lovers and history enthusiasts.

Convenient transportation: A 30-minute taxi ride from Jeju International Airport or take Bus Line 120 to "Red Horse Lighthouse Station," making access effortless.

The most convenient option is renting a car or HopeGoo a private transfer from Jeju International Airport, taking about 30 minutes with scenic views of basalt cliffs and rural farmland along the way. For public transit, take Bus Line 120 to "Red Horse Lighthouse Station," which runs hourly and takes around 45 minutes. Due to its remote hillside location, it’s best to visit early in the day to avoid afternoon heat. Bring plenty of water and consider riding an electric scooter along the circular island road for a relaxed, flexible journey.

The most iconic photo spot is the white lighthouse mirrored in the deep blue waves, especially during golden hour when sunlight creates a dreamy glow. Another hidden gem is the basalt stone staircase trail behind the lighthouse, leading to a viewing platform with panoramic sea and sky views. Many photographers also favor early morning mist for a mystical, ethereal look. Nearby, wild lavender fields bloom in summer, offering a picturesque backdrop for artistic compositions. Use a tripod for long-exposure shots to capture the motion of waves and light effectively.

Beyond sightseeing, join the lighthouse guided tour to learn about its maritime history and significance. Try a kayaking excursion along the coast, paddling beneath the lighthouse through rugged cliffs and crashing waves. During winter, participate in coastal meditation workshops held in serene surroundings. Weekend local farmers’ markets feature Jeju specialties like black sugar, citrus liqueur, and handcrafted pottery—perfect for cultural immersion. Some guesthouses even offer night watchkeeper experiences, letting you live like a lighthouse keeper for a night, embracing solitude and breathtaking views.