Oedolgae Rock is a 20-metre basalt sea stack rising alone from the surf off Seogwipo's southern coast, with seabirds nesting on its top and Jeju legend casting it as a fisherman's wife turned to stone awaiting his return. A clifftop coastal path connects Oedolgae to Sammaebong Park and the Olle Trail Course 7, with viewing platforms, camellia tunnels, and panoramic Hallasan-and-sea backdrops along the way. A short, scenic Jeju Island stop for Muslim travellers based in Seogwipo, paired naturally with Jeongbang Falls and central Seogwipo's halal-friendly dining options. Free entry, paid parking.
