Travel Guide
Long sandy beaches, old pine forests, tidal flats and a striking pedestrian bridge stretching across the sea. Jaeundo is one of Sinan’s best islands for combining beaches, coastal walks and an easy road trip.
A road-connected island
filled with beaches
Jaeundo Island is one of the largest and most popular islands in central Sinan. Once accessible mainly by ferry, it is now connected to the mainland through the Cheonsa Bridge and the surrounding island road network, making it easy to reach by car.
The western coast is especially famous for beaches. Baekgil Beach offers a broad sandy shoreline, while Bungye Beach is known for its old pine windbreak forest and relaxed summer atmosphere.
Another signature stop is the Infinite Bridge, a 1,004-meter pedestrian bridge at Dunjang Beach that links several small offshore islands. Jaeundo is also home to 1004 Museum Park, a large cultural complex near Yangsan Beach.
How to Get to
Jaeundo Island
Jaeundo Island can be reached by road through Sinan’s central island bridge network. For a standard sightseeing trip, no ferry is required.
Cross toward Amtaedo
From the mainland side, travel toward Sinan and cross the Cheonsa Bridge into the central island group.
Choose Road Access or Ferry
After reaching Amtaedo, follow the connected road network toward Jaeundo.
Start Your Coastal Route
Once on Jaeundo, you can drive directly between the island’s major beaches, Infinite Bridge and 1004 Museum Park.
Mainland → Cheonsa Bridge → Amtaedo → Jaeundo → Beaches & Infinite Bridge
Jeungdo to Jaeundo Ferry
Jaeundo is easy to reach by road, but travelers can also use the ferry connection from Jeungdo to Jaeundo. Check the latest sailing information for your actual travel date, especially if you are planning a multi-island trip around Sinan.
Best Places to Visit
on Jaeundo
Jaeundo’s highlights are spread along the coast, from long sandy beaches to pine forests, tidal flats and modern cultural spaces.
Baekgil Beach
One of Jaeundo’s best-known beaches, Baekgil has a broad sandy shoreline and open views across the southwest sea. It is a popular place for swimming, walking and watching the evening light.
View on Google Maps →Bungye Beach
Bungye Beach is especially memorable for the old pine grove behind the shore. The trees were originally planted as a windbreak and now create a shaded coastal forest beside the beach.
View on Google Maps →Infinite Bridge
The Infinite Bridge begins near Dunjang Beach and stretches 1,004 meters across the sea, linking small offshore islands. It opened in 2019 and has become one of Jaeundo’s signature walking attractions.
View on Google Maps →Dunjang Beach
Dunjang Beach is the starting point for the Infinite Bridge route. Tidal flats, open sea and low offshore islands create a distinctive coastal landscape.
View on Google Maps →1004 Museum Park
Located around Yangsan Beach, 1004 Museum Park is a marine cultural complex with themed museums, gardens and outdoor spaces. It is a good contrast to Jaeundo’s beach-focused attractions.
View on Google Maps →Jaeundo Coastal Drive
Jaeundo has several beaches along its western coast, making the island especially suitable for a slow coastal drive with short stops for walking and sea views.
View on Google Maps →
Jaeundo
Recommended Course
A first trip to Jaeundo works best when you combine one or two beaches with Infinite Bridge and 1004 Museum Park.
A good first route is Baekgil Beach → Bungye Beach → Dunjang Beach → Infinite Bridge → 1004 Museum Park. For an overnight trip, add more time for the western coast and sunset.
Getting Around
Jaeundo
Jaeundo is relatively large, and its main attractions are spread around the coast. A car is the easiest way to connect them.
Vehicle
Driving is the most convenient way to connect Baekgil Beach, Bungye Beach, Infinite Bridge and 1004 Museum Park.
Jaeundo is easy to combine with nearby Amtaedo as part of a wider central Sinan road trip.
Walking
Walking works best at the beaches, around the pine forest and on the Infinite Bridge.
Bring comfortable shoes and prepare for wind and sun on exposed coastal sections.
Nearby Islands
Jaeundo is part of a road-connected group of islands, so Amtaedo, Palgeumdo and Anjwado can be added by road, while ferry options can also be useful for selected routes.
If you plan to visit several islands, keep the itinerary realistic and allow time for coastal stops.
Is Jaeundo
Right for You?
Jaeundo is one of the easiest Sinan islands for travelers who want beaches, scenic walking and a flexible road trip.
Baekgil and Bungye offer two very different coastal moods, from broad sand to old pine forest.
Infinite Bridge provides one of the most distinctive sea-walking experiences in Sinan.
Beaches, easy road access and 1004 Museum Park make it easy to plan a varied day.
Jaeundo can be combined with Amtaedo, Palgeumdo and Anjwado with flexible road access, while ferry options are available for selected routes.
What to Check Before
Visiting Jaeundo
Jaeundo is easy to reach, but beach conditions, museum opening information and coastal weather can affect your plans.
Check weather and coastal wind before walking the Infinite Bridge.
In summer, confirm current beach operation information.
Check 1004 Museum Park opening information before your visit.
Bring sun protection and comfortable shoes for exposed coastal walking.
Drive carefully on narrow village and coastal roads.
For a multi-island trip, keep enough time between major stops.
Cross the bridge,
then follow the road to the sea.
Start with Jaeundo’s long beaches, walk beneath the old pines of Bungye, cross the sea on Infinite Bridge and finish with art and gardens at 1004 Museum Park.
Explore more
Korean islands
If Jaeundo is only the beginning of your island journey, continue with more English island guides from SEOMITTA. Compare different coastlines, travel styles and ferry-access islands before choosing your next destination.
An island where
every road seems to lead to a beach
Jaeundo is easy to enjoy because its highlights are varied but simple: broad sand, pine forest, tidal flats and long coastal views.
Walk beneath the old trees at Bungye, cross the sea on the Infinite Bridge, then slow down beside Baekgil Beach as the light begins to soften.
A Jaeundo Island trip works equally well as a relaxed day by the sea or as part of a longer drive through Sinan’s connected central islands.