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marine tourism in part of south korea

1. Seongsan Ilchulbong Chance Sunrise moment There are hotels and restaurants at the foot of the summit. 3 million people/year. Hiking Passing through the volcanic zone of the cone. Horse riding and beach. Challenge Accumulated travel time that is quite long around 2 hours. Travel time to the top of the seongsan 30 minutes . Scorching heat in summer .

2. Udo Island Hagosudong Beach Seobin Baeksa Someori Oreum Seobin has a white sandy area from where you can relish the blue and emerald seawater. The beach is widely promoted and seen in films and television advertisements . It features a spacious sandy beach and great views of the sea. It also features a backdrop of rock formations and rocky cliffs that stand proudly and facing towards the sea. Someori Oreum is found at the southernmost tip of this Udo Island, known as Cow Island thanks to its shape, resembling that of a cow lying down. Various land formations and continuous volcanic activity caused the island to rise off the coast of Jeju Island some hundreds of years ago, and the aftermath of this is still visible throughout the island.

3. Marine Toursm in Jeju Issue Overtoursm On December 26, the Jeju Provincial Office announced that the total number of tourists for a year until December 25, 2019, increased by 6.6% year-on-year to 15.2 million, including 1.7 million foreigners ( Jeju Weekly, 2020) Pollution

4. Marine Toursm in Jeju Issue Environmental devastation

5. Marine Toursm in Jeju Chance Adding marine tourism products such as: Diving Site in Jeju