An island connected to the mainland by a breakwater for easy access. In spring (December to April), the entire island is dyed with red camellias, earning it the nickname 'Camellia Island.' With attractions like a lighthouse and music fountain, it is a beloved walking spot reachable by cruise ship or cable car.
Korea's first maritime tourism cable car, crossing over the sea between Yeosu's Jasan Park and Dolsan Park to capture Yi Sun-sin Bridge and the Yeosu night sea at a glance. By taking a crystal cabin with a transparent floor, you can enjoy the sea view right beneath your feet.
A large 3-story ocean-view cafe in front of Museulmok Beach inspired by pebbles (Mondol). The 'Stairway to Heaven' photo zone on the rooftop is a famous spot for families and group travelers to take photos together, especially during sunset.
A representative Yeosu gejang (marinated crab) restaurant selected for the Blue Ribbon Survey for 11 consecutive years. Its signature set includes soy-sauce and spicy-sauce marinated crabs made with fresh Yeosu stone crabs, accompanied by braised cutlassfish. Its large free parking lot makes it convenient for groups.
Yeosu's oldest restaurant with an 80-year tradition passed down for three generations since 1947. The seasoned seodae-hoe (largescale blackhand sole) mixed with makgeolli vinegar fermented for over a year is a refreshing local delicacy and one of the '10 Tastes of Yeosu'.
A representative night view spot in Yeosu made famous by the song 'Yeosu Night Sea.' Dozens of food stalls in front of Jongpo Marine Park light up with red lanterns to serve freshly caught seafood dishes. The sea night view enjoyed with busking performances is a popular romantic evening course.
A temple built on the rocky cliffs of Geumosan Mountain, reportedly founded by Monk Wonhyo in 644 during the Baekje period. It is famous for the unique pilgrimage path through seven stone passages, including the Haetalmun (Gate of Enlightenment). It is one of the top sunrise spots over the South Sea, especially crowded on New Year's Day.
A large marine life theme park on the site of the 2012 Yeosu Expo, exhibiting Beluga whales, sharks, and giant crabs. It is one of the largest aquariums in Korea. It also operates experience programs like dolphin shows and otter feeding. Located within Yeosu Expo Ocean Park, it's near other attractions like the Rail Bike.
A 2,260m long suspension bridge opened for the 2012 Yeosu Expo. Its two pylons are shaped like the bow of a Turtle Ship. At night, the bridge illuminates the Yeosu night sea. It connects Yeosu and Gwangyang, where Admiral Yi Sun-sin fought, holding both aesthetic and historical significance.
The renovated site of the 2012 Yeosu Expo. It offers sea views by day and the 'Big-O Show' by night. The Big-O show is a multimedia performance featuring lasers, fountains, and fire around a 39m circular sculpture. It captures the romantic atmosphere of the Yeosu night sea.
Walk through camellia-filled Odongdo and take the maritime cable car to look down at Yi Sun-sin Bridge and the night sea.
Relax at an ocean-view cafe, eat Yeosu gejang and seasoned seodae-hoe, and finish the day at Romantic Pocha Street made famous by the 'Yeosu Night Sea' song.
Pass through narrow stone passages at Hyangiram Hermitage to witness the sunrise over the South Sea.