After a large porridge breakfast we left the lovely accommodation, immediately stopping to photograph storks and what should appear but a pod of dolphins very close to the shore. We watched them for a while before moving on.

A pod of dolphins

Storks waiting to go fishing

With lovely views out to sea and looking inland towards Sanbangsan Mountain with it’s very steep sides. There was even the main mountain Hallasan in the background although not very clear today.

Sanbangsan Mountain with Hallasan in the background

From here we started to climb and on what turned out to be the hottest day we have cycled in since first landing in Australia!

A closer view of Sanbangsan Mountain

The climbing continued for the rest of the day (with some downhill as well). Here were the first Mandarin trees we had seen.

Mandarins

Jungmun Tourist complex was next, one of the most popular destinations for korean tourists, there are some strange museums you can visit here.

The sign says it all

The top part is a Ripleys believe it or not

The African Museum

Finally we arrived in Seogwipo and our guesthouse, it is central, clean and inexpensive.

We found another large market and ate there, dumplings, crab on a stick and orange filled batter.