Discover Tokkiseom (Rabbit Island) on Jeju Island

Nestled off the eastern coast of Jeju City in Gujwa-eup, Tokkiseom—commonly known as Rabbit Island—is a serene escape offering pristine nature and peaceful trails. This “island within an island” is the only natural habitat in Korea for the rare Crinum asiaticum (locally called Munjuran), making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.

Natural Habitat of Crinum asiaticum (Munjuran)

Every spring, the white blossoms of Crinum asiaticum blanket the island, creating a breathtaking spectacle. These Munjuran lilies thrive in Tokkiseom’s untouched soil, drawing botany lovers and meditation seekers who wish to connect deeply with Korea’s unique flora.

How to Get to Tokkiseom

During low tide, a natural sandbar emerges, allowing visitors to walk to the island in just a few minutes. Public transport from Jeju City is convenient: take any local bus heading toward Gujwa-eup, alight at Hado-ri village, and follow the ample signage to the shore. Friendly locals are always happy to point you in the right direction.

Best Time to Visit

While spring brings vibrant Munjuran blooms, summer offers lush greenery and warm sea breezes. Autumn mornings cloak the island in mist, perfect for meditation and photography, and winter’s crisp air ensures a peaceful retreat without the crowds.

Planning Your Visit

Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, with friends, or bringing along family, Tokkiseom provides year-round outdoor activities: nature walks, bird watching, and sunrise meditations. For detailed itineraries, accommodation options, and insider tips, check the Jeju Island Traveler Guide.

Contact & Visitor Information

For more information, call: +82-64-710-6656