From looking at the sea to learning from it
On Jeju's eastern coast, Hado Fishing Village Experience Village lists five marine activities. Each offers a different glimpse into the everyday skills and traditions of a fishing community.
Five ways to meet the sea
Bamboo-line fishing uses simple equipment by the rocky shore. Snorkeling focuses on the underwater scene. Bareutjabi is a Jeju word for collecting shore creatures such as small sea snails and crabs in shallow water. A wondam is a traditional communal stone fishing enclosure that uses the coastal terrain and tides; the village describes a hands-on conch-gathering activity there. Its haenyeo activity introduces the work of Jeju's women divers with experienced divers.
Important seasonal limits for November travelers
In activity notices posted in July 2026, the village lists May–October for bamboo-line fishing, snorkeling and wondam, and April–October for bareutjabi and haenyeo diving. The posted per-person prices, respectively, are KRW 15,000, 25,000, 20,000, 15,000 and 40,000. These are published descriptions, not live price quotes or confirmations of current availability. Do not assume the activities will operate in November.
Before you go
Search the original Korean name 하도어촌체험휴양마을 or use the address 1897-27 Haemajihaean-ro, Gujwa-eup, Jeju-si. Call 010-6396-3075 or 064-783-1996. Water activities depend on tides and safety conditions: consult each official listing for precautions and equipment, and confirm dates, age requirements, booking and fees before travelling.