Seogwipo is located on the southern coast of Jeju Island in South Korea. It's known for its rugged coastline and beautiful scenery. For surfers, Seogwipo can be a mixed bag, with various spots offering different kinds of waves, especially for those who have some experience under their belts. There's no shortage of rocky reefs, which can create unique surf conditions, but you'll need to pay attention to the swell and wind for the best experience.

The surf here is suited for expert surfers looking to challenge themselves. The optimal swell direction is from the Southwest, with the best breaks occurring when the swell size is around 2ft (about 0.6 meters). Peaks can also come from the Southeast. The waves mainly break over uneven reef and can offer both left and right-hand rides. When the conditions are right, particularly with North winds, you might get some decent rides, but don't expect them to be consistent. The spot near Wolpyong Port is an example where you might find a right reef break, though it tends to be quite inconsistent and really needs the SW swell to work well.

Overall, the tide can play a big role here, as Seogwipo can handle low, mid, and high tides. It’s worth noting that the area doesn't draw large crowds, but the consistency is low, which means you may have to wait for the right surf days to get the good waves. So, it's not the kind of spot you can rely on for regular surf sessions.