- First published
- Oct 14, 2026
Iho Tewoo Beach, Jeju
A beach in Iho-dong, Jeju City, known for its red and white horse-shaped lighthouses and the reconstructed Iho Mosalwon, a traditional stone fish trap ('wondam') best seen at low tide. Visit Jeju lists the beach at 20 Dori-ro, Jeju-si.
- Address
- 20 Dori-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, South Korea (beach listing; the horse lighthouses have separate locations)
- Nearby transit
- No specific bus stop or route has been independently verified. Search for '이호테우해수욕장' on a Korean map and check current Jeju transit information before departure.
- Hours
- No single opening-hours schedule for the whole beach was confirmed. Swimming periods, hours and safety rules follow Jeju provincial notices. Verify November swimming, showers and campsite operations separately.
In November, focus on walking, the horse lighthouses and the old fishing culture rather than assuming summer swimming facilities are open. The official guide says swimming dates and hours follow Jeju's seasonal notice; do not assume swimming is permitted in November 2026.
Why go
View the pony-shaped lighthouses against the sea and, when the tide is out, look for the reconstructed traditional fish trap. A shoreline and pine-grove walk adds another experience. Keep clear of unsafe breakwater edges and heed wind, waves and on-site access restrictions.
Plan the visit
Use the confirmed place facts below, then continue to the broader travel guides for transport, facilities and eating practicalities.