Seopjikoji

A grassy coastal cape with low cliffs, a lighthouse and spring canola fields.

Why go

Seopjikoji is a grassy cape on Jeju's eastern coast, with easy paths along low cliffs, a white lighthouse and views back to Seongsan Ilchulbong.

In spring the surrounding fields turn bright yellow with canola blossom.

'Koji' means cape in the Jeju dialect, and this grassy headland is dotted with landmarks — including the Glass House and Genius Loci pavilions designed by the architect Tadao Ando. It has been a backdrop for many Korean dramas and films.

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Good to know

• Pair it with Seongsan Ilchulbong, which is close by.
• Spring canola season and clear days are the most scenic.
• The walk out to the lighthouse is easy and mostly flat.
• The flat loop out to the red-and-white lighthouse is easy; canola blossom peaks in spring, and clear days give the best views back to Seongsan Ilchulbong next door.

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