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A perfect day in Yeongjongdo: Nature and sightseeing combined

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Yeongjongdo is an island in Incheon connected to the mainland by the Yeongjongdaegyo Bridge.


This island is home to Incheon Airport’s Terminal 2, so you’ve probably visited it at least once.


However, beyond the airport, the island offers seafood, coastal cliffs, and fun activities to enjoy.


Follow this course and enjoy a fun day on Yeongjongdo Island!




Let's begin😎



To enter Yeongjongdo Island, you can either use Yeongjongdaegyo Bridge or take a ferry. If you use the ferry from the Wolmido Ferry Terminal, it takes about 15 minutes to reach Yeongjongdo Island. You can leisurely enjoy the view of the West Sea, and since cars can also be carried, the ferry is still widely used even after the Yeongjongdaegyo Bridge was completed. Wolmido, where the ferry terminal is located, not only has a variety of food but also plenty of things to do. There are various amusement rides such as the Disco Pang Pang and the thrilling Viking ride. With attractions like the Ferris wheel and children's rides, small businesses gather in the area, making it fun for everyone. You can also take the Wolmi Sea Train, a tourist monorail, which offers a panoramic view of the West Sea and the Incheondaegyo Bridge while circling Wolmido. The sunset viewed from the Wolmido lighthouse is beautiful, so it’s highly recommended to visit!



Address: 36 Wolmimunhwa-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon

Work: 8AM–5PM




After enjoying a leisurely ferry ride, you'll disembark at the Gueup Ferry Terminal on Yeongjongdo Island. While a small port, Gueup Ferry Terminal offers a peaceful seaside walk and a variety of food options. Although there are many restaurants in the area, one dish you shouldn’t miss is the salt bread from "Jayeondo Salt Bread." The name "Jayeondo" comes from Yeongjong Island's old name, and this location is the original store of the chain, which has branches nationwide. It’s especially popular, with people lining up for fresh bread when it comes out of the oven. Additionally, at Yeongjongjin Park, located near the ferry terminal, you can experience Yeongjongdo Island's nature, history, and culture while enjoying the sea view. The walking path along the beach, lined with castle walls, adds a romantic touch to the experience. If you walk up the hill along the fortress trail, you’ll find Taepyeongru, where you can relax while enjoying a refreshing sea view!



Address: 1948-3 Jungsan-dong, Jung-gu, Incheon

Work: 7:30AM–6:30PM




Yeongjongdo Island is famous for a variety of seafood dishes, especially grilled shellfish. Among these, seafood kalguksu (noodle soup) stands out as the island’s signature dish and a popular choice for many visitors. Located near Gueup Ferry Terminal, Masian Jemyunso is known for its diverse offerings, including seafood, chicken, jjambbong (spicy noodle soup), and maesengi (seaweed) kalguksu. The restaurant allows you to enjoy two main dishes at once by serving half portions of two types of kalguksu. One of the highlights is that when you order kalguksu, you’re served abalone porridge as an appetizer. Additionally, Mashian Jemeonso won first place in the local food competition, in the kalguksu and abalone porridge category, proving its exceptional taste. It has also earned praise for its great service, whether you’re dining alone or with children. Start your day on Yeongjong Island with a hearty meal of chewy noodles made with fresh ingredients!



Address: 33 Gueup-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon

Work: 10AM–9PM (8PM, Last Order)




Yeongjong Seaside Rail Bike offers a unique experience where you can ride along a 5.6 km round-trip route along the coast. This activity is one of the highlights of Yeongjong Island, providing stunning views of the expansive west coast throughout the journey. Each bike accommodates 2 to 4 people, allowing you to create lasting memories as you pedal together. The ride takes approximately 40 minutes, during which you will reach a turnaround point before returning to the starting location. Along the way, you will be treated to beautiful sights, with the ocean on one side and nearby parks and scenery on the other. As you ride, you can enjoy the refreshing mist from artificial waterfalls that flow on both sides, except during winter. This popular attraction draws many visitors, including families, couples, and friends, who often wait in long lines to participate. Therefore, we highly recommend making a reservation in advance!



Address: 75 Gueup-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon

Work: 9AM–5:20PM




At Siroo Cake, you can savor unique rice cake desserts crafted from freshly made rice cakes every morning. Since these rice cakes are prepared using only rice, even those with gluten sensitivities can enjoy them without concern. Beginning with the creation of emotionally resonant rice cake desserts featuring traditional flavors in 2015, they received the Minister’s Award from the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs in 2016, and have been honing their expertise in rice cake production for the past decade. Currently, various desserts and trends are being combined with traditional rice cakes to create unique and delicious treats. You can indulge in exceptional menu items that push culinary boundaries, such as soft rice cake cakes that highlight the essence of each ingredient, rolled rice cake cakes filled with an assortment of creams, and rice cake tiramisu. As a Korean dessert café, it also offer beverages like soybean powder lattes, jujube lattes, and a variety of teas, all of which pair wonderfully with its rice cakes!



Address: 459 Gonghangseo-ro, Jung-gu, Incheon

Work: Mon–Fri 10AM–7:30PM

Sat, Sun 10AM–8:30PM




Eulwangni Beach is one of the most prominent beaches in Incheon, located on Yeongjongdo Island. This destination attracts numerous tourists year-round, not just during the summer months, allowing visitors from Seoul to enjoy the ocean's beauty throughout the seasons. The beach features soft white sand, gentle waves, and uniquely shaped rocks scattered along the shore, creating a diverse array of sights to explore. Here, you can experience the allure of the West Coast, where the changing tides produce varying landscapes, in contrast to the continuous crashing of blue waves typically found elsewhere. On pleasant days, many people can be seen diving into the ocean to swim during high tide or exploring the mudflats during low tide. Walking along the coast offers a chance to appreciate the distinctive rocky formations. Eulwangni Beach is also renowned for its breathtaking sunsets, making it the perfect spot to conclude your day on Yeongjongdo while creating lasting memories.



Address: 16-15 Yongyuseo-ro 302beon-gil, Jung-gu, Incheon



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