An island connected to the mainland by a breakwater, making it easily accessible. It is also called 'Camellia Island' because red camellias dye the entire island in spring (December to April). With sights like the lighthouse and music fountain, it can also be reached via cruise ship or cable car, making it a beloved walking spot.
Korea's first maritime tourism cable car, crossing over the sea between Yeosu Jasan Park and Dolsan Park. It offers a panoramic view of Yi Sun-sin Bridge and the Yeosu night sea. Riding the Crystal Cabin with its transparent floor allows you to enjoy the sea view right beneath your feet.
A large 3-story ocean-view cafe in front of Museulmok Beach, inspired by pebbles (Mondol). The 'Stairway to Heaven' photo zone on the rooftop is a famous spot for commemorative photos, making it great for families and groups. Visiting at sunset provides even more beautiful scenery.
A representative Yeosu Gejang (marinated crab) specialty restaurant selected by Blue Ribbon Survey for 11 consecutive years. It features a set menu with soy sauce and spicy marinated crabs made with fresh Yeosu stone crabs, accompanied by braised beltfish. It is a convenient gourmet course for groups as it has a large free parking lot.
An 80-year-old Yeosu institution, the oldest restaurant in the city, passed down for three generations since 1947. Its seasoned raw Seodae (tonguefish) mixed with more than a year of fermented rice wine vinegar is one of the '10 Flavors of Yeosu'—a refreshing local specialty.
A representative night view spot in Yeosu made famous by the song 'Yeosu Night Sea.' Dozens of food stalls in front of Jongpo Marine Park light up with red lights, serving freshly caught seafood dishes. The night view of the sea combined with busking performances makes it a popular romantic evening course.
A temple located on a cliff of Geumo Mountain, said to have been founded by Monk Wonhyo during the Baekje period in 644 AD. It is famous for its unique pilgrimage path consisting of seven stone passages, including the Haetalmun gate through a narrow rock crevice. It is one of the best sunrise spots over the South Sea, and the view of the Dadohae Archipelago from the meditation seat is a must-see.
A large marine life theme park built on the site of the 2012 Yeosu Expo, exhibiting various marine life like Belugas, sharks, and king crabs. It is considered one of the largest aquariums in Korea. It also operates experiential programs such as dolphin shows and otter feeding. Located within Yeosu Expo Ocean Park, it's easy to visit alongside nearby attractions like the ocean railbike.
A 2,260m long suspension bridge opened for the 2012 Yeosu Expo, with a main span of 1,545m, which was the 4th longest in the world at the time. The two main towers are designed to resemble the bow of a Turtle Ship. At night, the bridge lights up to create a magnificent view over the Yeosu night sea. It connects Yeosu and Gwangyang, where Admiral Yi Sun-sin defeated enemy forces, giving it historical symbolic value.
A maritime park renovated from the site of the 2012 Yeosu World Expo. You can enjoy cool sea views and promenades during the day, and the famous 'Big-O Show' at night. A multimedia show featuring lasers, fountains, fireworks, and media facades using the 39m circular 'Big-O' structure as a screen takes place every evening for free. It's an essential course to enjoy the romantic atmosphere of the Yeosu night sea.
Stroll through Odongdo Island's camellias and take the maritime cable car to see the Yeosu night sea.
Visit an ocean-view cafe, try Yeosu Gejang and Seodae-hoe, and end the day at Romantic Pocha Street.
Pass through stone passages at Hyangiram Hermitage to see the sunrise over the Dadohae Archipelago.