Where spring water meets the sea
At Nonjitmul, spring water rising close to the coast meets seawater. The meeting of these waters against the Jeju sea defines the landscape.
Continue beyond the water to the nearby coastal path to see more of the terrain and atmosphere of the Yerae coast.
The summer swimming scene
The water becomes livelier in summer. Check on-site guidance on the day of your visit before entering the water or using any section of the area.
Because the area meets the open sea, check the waves and current conditions and choose a route that is safe for the day.
Nonjitmul outside the swimming season
Outside the swimming season, Nonjitmul can be approached as a coastal walk where you can watch the shoreline and sea change.
The water’s edge varies with wind and waves, so follow on-site guidance while exploring the surroundings.
Continue along Yerae Coastal Road
From Nonjitmul, Yerae Coastal Road brings the volcanic shoreline, walking paths and Jeju’s southern sea into one route.
Follow local signs for accessible walking sections and continue with the Yerae Coastal Road guide in DISCOVER.
Views of Nonjitmul
See how Nonjitmul changes between clear and cloudy days, from the water’s edge to the coastal path.
