Seogwipo and the south · Gardens and botanical gardens

Camellia Forest

Camellia Forest in Sinrye-ri is a flower garden where rounded sasanqua camellia trees meet stone walls. Check winter blooming conditions and the areas currently open before planning a photography visit or walk.

Travel planning at a glance

Camellia Forest features rounded camellia groves, stone walls and walking paths. We suggest 45 minutes to 1 hour for winter flowers; check blooms, admission tickets and operations at the time. It is separate from Jeju Camellia Arboretum.

Camellia Forest · Archive photo; date unknown
Camellia Forest · Archive photo, date unknown · 한국관광공사 · 공공누리 제1유형 (출처표시) · Photo credit

Camellia Forest at a glance

Attraction type
Gardens and botanical gardens
Visit area
Seogwipo
Planning reference
45 minutes–1 hour (editorial estimate)
Essential visit information
Check current blooms, tickets and open areas, and protect flowers and branches when taking photographs.

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.

Camellia Forest · Jeju Tourism Organization ↗ · Checked

Winter scenery of rounded sasanqua camellias and stone walls

Camellia Forest is described as a sasanqua camellia grove in Sinrye-ri. Rounded trees and stone walls together give the garden a different character from other camellia attractions.

Compare close-up photographs of individual flowers with wider views of successive trees. The quantity and color of winter flowers depend on actual blooms, so scenes identical to archive photographs are not guaranteed.

Camellia Forest · Jeju Tourism Organization ↗ · Checked

Plan walking and photography time around current blooms

Official information describes winter flowering of sasanqua camellias. Timing and condition vary each year, even within winter; check recent operator information for blooms and areas open to visitors.

The suggested 45 minutes to 1 hour is an editorial estimate for a garden walk and photographs. Check current tickets for the relationship between café and garden use and charges, and adjust your time for photo queues.

Camellia Forest · Jeju Tourism Organization ↗ · Checked

Take family photographs without entering flower beds

Find compositions from designated paths among trees and flowers. Do not pull branches or pick flowers for photographs, and keep children from running into the camellia trees.

In rain or wind, shorten outdoor photography and watch for wet paths. Use seats and viewing routes only within areas open that day, and avoid blocking other visitors' photography or passage for long.

Camellia Forest · Jeju Tourism Organization ↗ · Checked

From Sinrye-ri's camellias to the southern coast

The representative address is 53-38 Saenggiak-ro, Namwon-eup. Distinguish it from similarly named places such as Jeju Camellia Arboretum and Wimi's camellia grove, and check Camellia Forest's entrance.

Soesokkak offers southern coastal terrain after the garden. Seogwipo Forest of Healing provides a contrasting forest experience, with separate reservation conditions.

Visitor location · 제주특별자치도 서귀포시 남원읍 생기악로 53-38

Location reference ↗

Camellia Forest · Jeju Tourism Organization ↗ · Checked

Where to go after Camellia Forest

Frequently asked travel questions

Are Camellia Forest and Jeju Camellia Arboretum the same place?

They are different places. Camellia Forest is a sasanqua camellia garden at 53-38 Saenggiak-ro in Sinrye-ri.

Are Camellia Forest's flowers in full bloom throughout winter?

Winter flowering is described, but full bloom and flower condition depend on the weather and actual flowering at the time.

Can I pick garden flowers to use as photo props?

Do not pick flowers or pull branches. Take photographs from designated visitor paths.

How long does a visit to Camellia Forest take?

We suggest 45 minutes to 1 hour for walking and photographs. Adjust for flower condition and photo queues.

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