Jeju Island travel guide
Best Selfie & Photo Spots in Jeju Island
Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) is Jeju’s most photographed spot — a volcanic crater rising from the sea, best shot at dawn. The emerald rows of the Osulloc tea fields, Hyeopjae’s white-and-black beach, and autumn’s silver grass at Sangumburi Crater are the other signature frames.
Photographing Jeju Island
Jeju photographs big: a crater at dawn, green-tea rows, black lava meeting turquoise sea. Spring adds canola-yellow and cherry blossom; autumn brings silver grass on the slopes.
The best photo & selfie spots in Jeju Island
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Seongsan Ilchulbong
The sunrise crater rising from the sea — Jeju’s icon.
Best time to shoot: Sunrise (arrive before 6am)
Pro tip: Climb the stairs for the crater rim, or shoot it from the beach below
Coordinates: 33.4586, 126.9425
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Hyeopjae Beach
White sand and black basalt against turquoise water.
Best time to shoot: Late afternoon
Pro tip: Frame the offshore island of Biyangdo from the sand
Coordinates: 33.3942, 126.2396
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Osulloc green-tea fields
Neat emerald rows rolling to the horizon.
Best time to shoot: Morning light
Pro tip: Shoot low along a row for symmetry and depth
Coordinates: 33.3059, 126.2895
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Sangumburi Crater silver grass
A golden sea of eulalia grass around a crater (autumn).
Best time to shoot: October–November, golden hour
Pro tip: Backlight the grass for a glowing rim
Coordinates: 33.4360, 126.6910
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Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) is Jeju’s most photographed spot — a volcanic crater rising from the sea, best shot at dawn. The emerald rows of the Osulloc tea fields, Hyeopjae’s white-and-black beach, and autumn’s silver grass at Sangumburi Crater are the other signature frames.
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