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Udo Island

우도

The ferry controls the whole day: photo ID is a legal requirement to board, not a formality, and outside vehicles are barred from the island until 31 July 2029 apart from named exceptions. Plan around the last sailing back, and note the island charges its own park admission on top of the fare.

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Udo Island's black basalt rocks meeting turquoise water along the coast

Place information

Korean name
우도
Address
153 Udo-ro, Udo-myeon, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Opening hours
not published by the operator
Closed
Not published by the operator
Hours notes
Access is by ferry from Seongsan Port or Jongdal Port, roughly 10–15 minutes depending on the route. Sailing times shift with season, weather and sea state, so check the day's schedule and the last departure back before crossing.
Admission
₩1,000

Prices

Udo Marine Provincial Park admission · Adult(adult)₩1,000Ferry fare is separate.
Udo Marine Provincial Park admission · Youth(youth and military)₩800Ferry fare is separate.
Udo Marine Provincial Park admission · Child(child)₩500Ferry fare is separate.
Exempt under the provincial ordinance(disabled visitors and others)FreeFerry fare is separate.

Source: Visit Jeju — Udo Marine Provincial Park ·

Visiting rules

VehiclesAllowed with conditions
Outside vehicles are restricted from 1 August 2026 until 31 July 2029. Sixteen-seat chartered coaches, Class 1 low-emission (hydrogen or electric) rental cars, rental cars used by passengers with reduced mobility, and rental cars of guests staying on Udo may run subject to conditions.
Visit Jeju — Udo Marine Provincial Park ·

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need ID to take the ferry to Udo?

Yes, and it is a legal requirement rather than a policy. Under the Shipping Act the operator checks identification when issuing the ticket and again at boarding, and must refuse boarding if you cannot produce it. High-school age and under can travel on a guardian's or teacher's identification.

How long should I allow on the island?

Three to four hours is realistic for one or two of the main sights plus a cafe or a meal. Walking the entire 17 km coast road takes about the same, so treat them as alternatives.

Is Seobinbaeksa a coral beach?

No, though it is widely described as one. The white grains are rhodolith — hardened coralline red algae — and the beach is protected as a natural monument under the name Udo Rhodolith Beach.

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