Iho Tewoo Beach
Consider Iho Tewoo Beach for your next stop, and check the direction of travel and actual transport connections.
Visitor guide →Jeju City and the north · Ports and coastal scenery
Aljakji Beach
Aljakji Beach is a pebble coast in Naedo-dong, Jeju City. Examine the size and surface of its basalt stones while considering how they traveled down from Hallasan through Musucheon and Woldaecheon streams and were rounded by the sea.
Travel planning at a glance
Aljakji Beach is a pebble coast in Naedo-dong, Jeju City. Examine the size and surface of its basalt stones while considering how they traveled down from Hallasan through Musucheon and Woldaecheon streams and were rounded by the sea. The official tourism introduction describes Aljakji as a pebble coast unsuitable for swimming. Plan to view the stones' shapes and listen to the waves from land rather than schedule a swim.
Aljakji Beach
Visitor information for Aljakji Beach
- Attraction type
- Ports and coastal scenery
- Visit area
- Jeju City
- Planning reference
- 20–40 minutes (editorial estimate)
- Essential visit information
- The official tourism introduction describes Aljakji as a pebble coast unsuitable for swimming. Plan to view the stones' shapes and listen to the waves from land rather than schedule a swim.
Operating and access information is based on the official sources below. Recommended routes and visit durations are editorial suggestions. Check each place's description to see whether waiting, meals and similar time are included, and allow separate time for travel between places.
Aljakji Beach · Jeju Tourism Organization official introduction ↗ · Checked
Aljakji's rounded stones and the sound of waves
Aljakji Beach is a pebble coast in Naedo-dong, Jeju City. Examine the size and surface of its basalt stones while considering how they traveled down from Hallasan through Musucheon and Woldaecheon streams and were rounded by the sea.
Unlike a sandy beach, this coast is known for the sound of stones moving in the waves. The official tourism introduction describes it as unsuitable for swimming, so choose it for the sounds and scenery of a pebble coast.
Aljakji Beach · Jeju Tourism Organization official introduction ↗ · Checked
Make a short visit to the rocky coast and return
View the scenery from accessible areas on land, then return. Choose viewing areas beyond the reach of waves rather than walking far across the stones or using low rocks near the sea as photo spots.
Choose a place beyond the reach of seawater when pausing to listen. Comparing Aljakji's stone coast with Iho's sandy beach on the same day shows how the materials of Jeju's shoreline vary.
Aljakji Beach · Jeju Tourism Organization official introduction ↗ · Checked
Walking on pebbles and helping children move along the coast
Rounded stones can roll underfoot, so match your walking pace to children and older visitors. Instead of taking stones as souvenirs, photograph their surfaces up close and the distant coast.
With companions who find walking on pebbles difficult, view the coast from accessible areas on land. Walking extensively over the stones is not essential to the visit.
Aljakji Beach · Jeju Tourism Organization official introduction ↗ · Checked
Travel along Naedo-dong's coast toward Iho
Combine the site with Iho Tewoo Beach along the coast west of Jeju City. Do not assume that sidewalks continue along every section of the coastal road; check actual walking routes or vehicle connections between harbors and beaches.
After Aljakji Beach, consider Iho Tewoo Beach or Dodubong Peak. Rather than fitting them all into one visit, choose one to start with according to your direction of travel and your companions' energy, and check the actual transport connections.
Visitor location · 제주특별자치도 제주시 테우해안로 60
This is the main address in the official tourism description. Check on-site guidance for actual parking, visitor entrances and areas open to the public.
Location reference ↗Aljakji Beach · Jeju Tourism Organization official introduction ↗ · Checked
Where to go after Aljakji Beach
Dodubong Peak
Consider Dodubong Peak for your next stop, and check the direction of travel and actual transport connections.
Visitor guide →Frequently asked travel questions
Is Aljakji a swimming beach?
The official tourism introduction describes Aljakji as a pebble coast unsuitable for swimming. Plan to view the stones' shapes and listen to the waves from land rather than schedule a swim.
How much time should I allow for Aljakji Beach?
Suggested visit: 20–40 minutes. This editorial estimate varies with photos, breaks and the sections actually open. Allow separate time for boat trips, water activities and long walks.
Is the map address for Aljakji Beach the exact visitor entrance?
This is the main address in the official tourism description. Check on-site guidance for actual parking, visitor entrances and areas open to the public.
Where should I go after Aljakji Beach?
After Aljakji Beach, consider Iho Tewoo Beach or Dodubong Peak. Rather than fitting them all into one visit, choose one to start with according to your direction of travel and your companions' energy, and check the actual transport connections.