Ojo Port Jeju Review 2026: Samdal-ri Filming Spot

It's located at Seongsan Ojo Port

in the eastern part of Jeju.

How to Get There

By Bus:

Take Bus No. 211 bound for Seongsan Port

from Jeju Bus Terminal.

It takes about 1.5 hours,

and after getting off at Seongsan Port,

you'll need to walk for about 22 minutes.

Renting a Car

Rent a car directly from Jeju Airport to Seongsan Ojo Port

Starting from ~$45

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From Jeju City,

it takes about

1 hour by car.

From Seongsan Ilchulbong,

it's only about 10 minutes.

Driving along the coastal road,

you'll be greeted by the vast open sea

and a charming little port.

It's peaceful, uncrowded,

and the perfect little neighborhood

to sit down and heal.

The path we walked

was just a short section,

but it's part of the

Seongsan Ojo Geo-Trail,

an 8.3km walking trail

that connects Seongsan Ilchulbong,

Ojo-ri Village,

Teojinmok, and Seongsan Port.

It would be an amazing place

for a trek

when the weather is nice!

Along the trail, you can see

Siksanbong Hill (Korea's largest natural habitat for Hibiscus hamabo),

the freshwater springs of Ojo-ri,

tumuli (traces of ancient volcanic activity),

and Seongsan Ilchulbong.

Parking

Since we rented a car,

we needed a place

to park.

You can park at the

Ojo-ri Welfare Center parking lot

or the

Ojo-ri Senior Center.

After parking,

if you walk just 250 meters,

you'll find the supermarket

frequently visited by Ji Chang-wook

and his friends in the K-drama

"Welcome to Samdal-ri"!

There's a coffee shop

that also sells juice

made from fresh Jeju carrots.

On your way, you'll see

beautiful carrot fields.

The weather was so nice—

the carrot fields look so gorgeous!

Photo Spots

The stone path revealed as the tide goes out

Right in front of the port railing, with Seongsan Ilchulbong so close!

The coastal walking trail

At sunset

It's incredibly cute and charming,

making it the perfect place to take photos.

It feels almost like a calm lake,

so peaceful,

and with the beautiful weather,

there were so many birds around.

It almost feels like

wandering onto

a deserted island.

I had no idea

a place like this

existed in Jeju!

As the tide goes out,

a hidden

stone path

is revealed

stretching into the water.

Even though I was wearing sneakers,

it looked a little risky

and felt like I might slip,

so I didn't actually cross all the way.

But I made sure to take

lots of photos right in front of it!

Though I did see

some brave people

crossing over the stones.

There's also a fish farm here.

To the right of the fish farm,

it connects to Olle Trail Route 2,

making it a great spot for a stroll.

Just a heads up,

since it is a working fish farm

and isn't heavily maintained,

if you visit during the summer,

there might be a bit of a smell

or some bugs around.

It turns out dramas like

"No, Thank You,"

"On the Way to the Airport,"

and "Welcome to Samdal-ri"

were all filmed here!

We've arrived at the old supermarket filming site!

Other visitors

were busy

snapping photos too.

Of course, I had to take some myself!

Walk just a bit further,

and Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak)

starts to peek through.

Let's get a closer look!

Even though I've seen

Seongsan Ilchulbong many times before,

seeing it from this new angle

gives it a completely

different feel.

A great trip doesn’t always need to be packed

with grand, famous landmarks.

Even though this is a small,

quiet place,

recalling scenes from the dramas

while taking a slow walk

made it feel like finding

a unique,

hidden treasure.

It made the journey

all the more

memorable and special.

Watching the sunset glow over

Seongsan Ilchulbong...

To get a closer look

and lose ourselves in the warm sound of vinyl,

we're heading over to a cozy music-listening cafe.

Location & Address

Ojo-ri, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju