If views of the ocean fascinate you, then the Jusangjeolli Cliff is certainly a place to visit! Located 600m southwest of Daepo, the base of the cliff is where Jisatgae Coast sits. Stone pillars are piled up along the entire coast and are considered a cultural monument of Jeju island. The cliff was interestingly formed when the lava from Hallasan volcano erupted into the sea of Jungmun. The rock pillars are either cubic or hexagonal in shape and seem as if they were specially carved out by humans, especially if you view them from a distance. The cliff is also a famous spot for those shutterbugs looking to get spectacular photos of the crashing waves, so if you’re looking for a good place to take pictures, well, look no further.