Jeju

Jeju-si straddles Jeju Island’s northern coastline in Jeju-do, and its harbour-facing position has long made it the island’s principal urban and transport centre. The city lies between the Korea Strait and the slopes rising towards Hallasan, South Korea’s highest mountain and the volcanic summit that defines the island’s interior. Around the old centre, Jeju Mokgwana recalls the Joseon-era provincial administration, while Dongmun Market remains a busy place for local seafood and Jeju produce. Coastal roads, ferry connections and the airport keep the city closely linked to the wider island. Browse additional webcams from Jeju Island to extend your view of Jeju-do.

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