Only the real local stuff — SOODAL knows the water, the fish, the food.
SOODAL's Tip · After 7pm on weekends, Dolsan Bridge turns into an absolute nightmare. If you're heading out for the night view, take the detour route, or cross before 6pm and grab your spot early.
Meet the hanwoo seolleongtang simmered with decades of know-how, in an alley on Chungmu-ro
Mosaeum Beach in Ocheon-dong, Yeosu — a hidden mix of sand, pebbles, and rock, and a solid spot for black porgy fishing too
A forest trail in Mipyeong-dong, Yeosu, with a barrier-free path, a barefoot trail, and a children's forest
Yeosu island hopping — deciding between a day trip and an overnight course
Yeosu Hyanggyo was a Joseon-era educational institution; today its teaching role is gone, but its memorial rites continue
The story of Gukdong Port Waterfront Park in Bongsan-dong, with its palm trees, green lawn, and seaside food trucks near Gukdong Port
Pick your own catch at Gukdong Port's seafood direct market, then have it prepared as sashimi, grilled, or stew at a chojang-jip — Yeosu's local-style course
The seawall where a Dutchman named Hamel once left Joseon behind is now Yeosu Guhang Marine Park, loved for Hamel Lighthouse and the Dolsan Bridge night view
The story of Gubaek Sikdang, Yeosu's traditional flavor found along Ferry Terminal Road
Yeosu's Dolsan oyster-grill alley — in season, the whole neighborhood smells like it
The Yeosu you can't reach by road — walking the cliffside Bireong-gil trail on Geumodo Island
Geomundo, made of three islands – Godo, Dongdo, and Seodo – a journey into camellia forests and history
The story of Yurim Beach, a quiet little beach on Geomundo's western island, reached by ferry from Yeosu
The story of Gasari Eco Park, a Grade-1 wetland shaped by mudflats and reed fields in Sora-myeon
The story of how discarded cement silos on the Deokchung-dong waterfront were reborn as an artistic landmark
Dolsan Park, built on an 87,000-pyeong site, holds the set of drama 'Seontaek' and a time capsule set to open a century from now
The story of Yeosu Art Land, an art resort on Dolsan's Musulmok coast with 3D trick art, a sculpture park, and the Midas' Hand sculpture
The story of Baekyado, an island you can reach by car, and Yeosu's white lighthouse waiting there
The story of GS Caltex Yeulmaru, a cultural complex by the sea in Ungcheon-dong, Yeosu
Ungcheon Waterfront Park, said to sit right beside Yeulmaru in Ungcheon-dong, Yeosu — a seaside walking park
Nangdo, in Yeosu's Hwajeong-myeon — a quiet island drive across a bridge to the sea
A small island off Hwajeong-myeon, Yeosu, said to have a coastal trail called the Flower Island Trail
Arte Museum Yeosu is said to be an immersive media art gallery inside Yeosu's Expo grounds
Yeosu Fish Market by the ferry terminal — they say you gotta go before sunrise to see the real thing
The legend said to linger around Janggundo, a small island off Namsan-dong in Yeosu
Sudal introduces Jasan Park, a hillside park near Odongdo said to offer sweeping views of downtown Yeosu and the sea, especially around sunset.
The story behind the name of Baekdo, a cluster of uninhabited islands beyond Geomundo, and its white rock cliffs
Before the famous shops everyone knows, the real original had been quietly making it since 2015
The story of Yeosu Dolsan Island's winter specialty — strong in aroma, thick in peel
The spicy, tangy kimchi that keeps Yeosu's dinner tables company
A large aquarium inside Yeosu's Expo Ocean Park
The rich flavor Yeosu's sea grew — let Sudal tell you the conger eel story.
The story of the Yeosu Cable Car, floating over the sea between Jasan Park and Odongdo
How the tracks laid in the 1930s connected Yeosu to the mainland
Past the mural alley, a hillside stay where a single window is the whole ocean view
Mixed into rice, tossed with noodles, or paired with makgeolli — the real star of every Yeosu dinner table
Sudal walks you through the many legends behind Odongdo's name, its camellia blooms, and its ties to Admiral Yi Sun-sin.
Jinnamgwan, the Turtle Ship, Opodae Mural Village, and the food street — a half-day walk with zero parking stress
From Ungcheon's cafe street to Dolsan's coastal road, let me show you the neighborhoods where a single window frames both the sunset and the night sea.
Beautiful plus water, two hanja characters, and our whole town's story packed inside them
Dolsan Bridge, the cable car, Romance Pocha Street — when and where each one looks best, season by season
Ocean-view cafes in Dolsan & Ungcheon — sea views by day, sunset spots by evening
The site of the actual command headquarters of the Joseon navy during the Imjin War — National Treasure Jinnamgwan still stands guard there today
Dolsan Bridge, cable car, Odongdo — Yeosu's night view route, in order
Sudal tells the story of how a quiet seaside town grew into a chemical industry city.
A car-free route from Yeosu Expo Station — ride the KTX down, then walk all the way to Odongdo and the cable car
A hermitage perched on a cliff at the southern tip of Dolsan Island — climb the stone steps before dawn to face the sunrise over the South Sea
Soy crab, spicy marinated crab — Yeosu's crab alley is all packed into Bongsan-dong
Hyangiram is famous as a New Year's sunrise spot — so what does that name actually mean?
Off the coast of Yeosu, Manseongri Black Sand Beach is a quieter family swim spot than the famous beaches
The story of monk soldiers during the Imjin War, passed down at Heungguksa Temple on Mt. Yeongchwisan in Yeosu
That strawberry mochi everyone's lining up for right now tastes twice as good once you know the real story behind it.
Walk in, ride out — and neither the kids nor the grandparents break a sweat
The story of 1885, when the British flag rose over a small island off the coast of Yeosu, and how the island came to be named 'Geomundo'
Island trekking along sea cliffs — miss the boat, and you're in trouble
See the belugas at Aqua Planet, then zoom down the Yuworld Luge slope — a half-day family course
In 1998, Yeosu-si, Yeocheon-si, and Yeocheon-gun merged into one, and after hosting the World Expo in 2012, Yeosu became the city it is today. Suddal will walk you through it all, step by step.
Gyodong Market's hidden baekban diner, where locals actually eat breakfast
Yeosu's night-sea pocha street — skip the tourist line, go the local's way instead
In 1984, one bridge changed everything between the island and the mainland
Just pick a vibe — SOODAL guides the rest.