A must-visit beach on Jeju Island's west coast, featured in Korean dramas!

Jeju Island offers visa-free entry for Chinese passport holders. The island's attractions are divided into east, south, and west routes, with Hyeopjae Beach being an unmissable spot on the west route. Located in Hallim-eup on Jeju's western coast, this is one of the island's most stunning beaches, featuring white sand, crystal-clear blue waters resembling jelly, and was even a filming location for the famous Korean drama "Dae Jang Geum"! 🕘【Opening Hours】: Officially open from July 1 to August 31 when swimming is permitted with full facilities and lifeguards on duty. Off-season visits are allowed but without safety facilities – the water is colder, suitable only for walks and ocean views (swimming not recommended). 💴【Admission】: Free entry. Shower facilities require tickets (KRW 1,000 for adults, KRW 500 for children). ⛺【Activities】: The best swimming period is mid-July to mid-August, especially after 4pm daily. - Morning: Arrive before 10am for soft light and fewer crowds, ideal for photos or family time. - Afternoon: During low tide (around 5-7pm), the expanded shoreline offers more beach activities like sand play and catching small marine life. - Sunset: Golden hour (summer: 6:30-7:30pm) paints the white sand with stunning hues, perfect for photography. 🚌【Transport】: From Jeju City, take Bus 202 to Hyeopjae Beach stop (approx. 90min journey). 👉【Tips】: The ultra-fine sand and transparent "jelly" waters make this photogenic beach exceptional. Volcanic rocks create deeper blue patches, but the clean water remains great for swimming and surfing.