Ihoteu Beach — Attraction in Jeju

This beach is close to Jeju and when I went there was a super vibey little drinking festival happening with free live music. I wish I had more realistic expectations about the beach itself though. The area roped off for swimming was kind of small for the amount of people and under the water was all rocks and seaweed. I can see why the locals wore shoes and had inflatables. When I finally got out deep enough to not be worried about accidentally sitting on a rock, a lifeguard was ushering people back to the shallow area. The whistle was going off a lot. Definitely a nice area, sunset was amazing, but I’m sure Jeju has nicer beaches...

Note: if you're driving in Jeju, you should download the Naver maps that has english navigations guidance available; google maps does not provide navigation in Korea. If you require driving tips/guide in jeju, go to my profile and look for my review for lotte rent a car auto house. *

👍: -Most people come here to see the red horse statue, if you are only keen to see the statue, then search naver map for alternate parking closer rather than to the beach. -There is a public toilet if you wanna wash up after swimming at the beach

👎: -There are parking lots however it is not easy to find an empty lot especially during...

Iho Tewoo Beach is a must-visit for BTS fans and beach lovers alike! The beach offers beautiful sandy shores and clear waters, perfect for a relaxing day out. As a BTS fan, it was thrilling to visit a location associated with the group. The beach is easily accessible, just a 15-minute bus ride from Jeju Airport. The views, especially during sunset, are breathtaking, making it a great spot for some Instagram-worthy photos. Plus, there are plenty of nearby cafes and restaurants to enjoy. Whether you're here for the BTS connection or just to enjoy the beach, Iho Tewoo Beach...