Seopseom
Seopseom
An uninhabited island off Seogwipo's Bomok-dong. A site where branch-shaped hard coral, soft coral, artificial reefs, and anemone colonies come together; the relatively deep water makes it well suited to deep diving too.
A hard-coral garden
in Bomok's waters
An uninhabited island off Bomok-dong. Branch-shaped hard coral, soft coral, artificial reefs, and anemone colonies mingle over a sand-and-rock bottom. Shallow entry-level zones and deep sections (~25m) coexist, giving a fish diversity that rivals Munseom.
Seopseom by on-site data
※ Depth 12–25m comes from a single source (Dive O'Clock); visibility, water temperature, and current are unconfirmed (data pending) — precise values need cross-verification.
Hard coral and anemone colonies
Branch-shaped hard coral and anemone colonies gather here, along with a variety of fish such as olive flounder.
From Seoul to the entry point
About 1 hour by domestic flight.
About 1 hour by car.
Board the boat and descend.
Seopseom (Samdo) is a natural habitat of the bird's-nest fern (Natural Monument No. 18). That protection applies to the terrestrial habitat, and whether diving entry is restricted or requires a permit is undetermined — we recommend confirming with a local shop in advance.
Decompression-sickness treatment available (Seogwipo, Jeju). Confirm 24-hour emergency availability in advance; in an emergency, prioritize the 119 / DAN hotline.
- Deep-dive depth (up to ~25m)
- Depth 12–25m comes from a single source (Dive O'Clock) — precise depth, visibility, water temperature, and current need cross-verification (data pending).
- Whether diving entry is restricted at the Samdo bird's-nest fern habitat (Natural Monument) needs confirming.
Bomok's hard-coral
garden in Seogwipo
Plan your dive at Seopseom.