Hamdeok Beach

Hamdeok Beach 함덕 서우봉해변 - Jeju Island Korea

Thank for watching my vlog on Hamdeok beach 함덕해변. It is one of the more popular beaches on Jeju island and one I enjoy. Even though it can get crowded, the beach is quite beautiful with a lot of great food around. There are also some great hiking trails along the beach with beautiful views. If you visit Jeju Island, definitely check out Hamdeok Beach!

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Hamdeok Beach JEJU, SOUTH KOREA + Geomonoreum Trail (WeWillNomad)

The thing with Hamdeok Beach is that if you arrive during high tide, you’re likely to think that there isn’t much of a beach.. but when the tide goes out you’re left with an amazingly huge sand bar with plenty of space for people to spread out, tide pools for kids to play in and rocks to hunt around for crabs and shellfish.

Driving around the island is by far the easiest way to get around as getting around isn’t so easy via public transport. However, if you have time and patience the public bus system can be perfectly adequate and cheap. Especially reaching the main centres around the island is fast and efficient with regular buses connecting them. The challenge is to reach inland or more remote spots. If you're located in Jeju City rather rent a car or scooter if you plan on inland excursions - to maximise your time.

In this video, we visit the Jeju World Natural Heritage Centre to hike the Geomunoreum trail. You can find more information here:

There are so many oreum (parasitic cones) on Jeju Island that, climbing one a day, you couldn't see all of them in one year. Geomunoreum is considered to be the foremost among them. Its name means black oreum and it was derived from the dense forest in its crater that has a unique black tint. Its summit is 456 m above sea level and has a circumference of 4.5km. At the summit lies a deep, horseshoe-shaped crater with a large opening in the northeastern rim. To see Geomunoreum, all visitors must sign up for a guided tour at the Visitor Center.

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