[2025 Geoje-si ] Travel Guide for Maemis Castle (Updated Apr)

A free photo zone with a fairy tale feel that you absolutely must visit in Geoje, It's Maemi Castle It became famous in 2023 as a place made by citizens themselves, I was surprised when I visited because the size of the castle was so huge😮 I recommend it because you can take pictures and touch and feel the sea How to get there: Search Maemi Castle Address: Bokhang-gil, Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam #Overseas flight event #Couple travel #Geoje #Geoje travel #Domestic travel #Places to visit in Korea #Maemi Castle #trip #korea

#Domestic travel Maemi Castle is said to be a wall built by citizen Baek Soon-sam, who lost his farmland to Typhoon Maemi in 2003, to protect his crops from natural disasters. It is said that he built it without a single blueprint for its scale or design. But it is amazing that he built such a wonderful building! More than anything, I was surprised that such a wonderful place can be entered for free without an admission fee🫢 There are many photo zones here and there, so it is great for taking pictures🤎 🤎 Maemi Castle 📍Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam Province, Bokhang-gil ▪️Free admission ▪️Parking available

Citizens of Geojedo who lost their farmland due to Typhoon Maemi in 2003 Mr. Baek Soon-sam built a castle alone for a long time to protect crops from natural disasters, Maemi Castle🏰 It's ironic that it's now the hottest place in Geojedo But it's still free admission is even more amazing👍 I knew about it before it became famous on SNS, so I went there often But a few days ago, as of the end of July, I arrived at 8:40 AM on Sunday And there were so many people🔥 When I came out, the parking lot was already full, and even an express bus Is everyone who came to Geoje here?😂 The ocean view from the castle is really the best🩵 There's no shade, so a parasol or hat is a must! Geojedo Jangmok The best travel spot✨️ (The last 2 pictures are from 2016😁) - - 📍Maemi Castle 🧭Gyeongnam Geoje-si Jangmok-myeon Bokhang-gil ℹ️No admission fee/Parking available #Exciting summer vacation #Geojedo travel #Maemi Castle

In 2003, a citizen who lost his farmland to Typhoon Maemi built a wall alone for a long time to protect his crops from natural disasters. Now, it is reminiscent of the Middle Ages in Europe and has become popular after appearing on various programs. If you are traveling to Geoje, why not visit it at least once?🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️ ⭐️ Travel Tip⭐️ 📍Admission fee: None 📍Parking lot: Available (23-1 Daegeum-ri, Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si) 📍After parking, walk for about 10 minutes. There is a slight slope and stairs when going up Maemi Fortress. 📍Amenities: Restrooms, souvenir sales, cafes, shops (snacks) 📍Tour time: 30~40 minutes 🚘 Bokhang-gil, Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongsangnam-do #Places to see in Geoje #Geoje travel #Tourist attractions #Maemi Castle #Exotic tourist attractions #Coastal walk #Domestic travel #Silver tourism

It is private land, but there is no separate entrance fee. There is a parking lot in front of Maemi Castle, but it is free. There is a public restroom in the parking lot, which is convenient, and there are cafes around. When you face Maemi Castle, you can see the seaside. The rocks are round, and the castle looks like a medieval castle in Europe. You can park your car in the parking lot and walk around for 20 minutes. #Maemi Castle #Seaside view

#ForeignSensibility Geoje Maemi Castle, which makes you wonder if you're in Greece, was built by a farmer who suffered damage from Typhoon Maemi to protect his crops. It is now the best attraction in Geoje. It has a really exotic atmosphere and is really popular as a photo zone wherever you take pictures. Maiemi Castle, which has a Greek atmosphere and makes you feel like you're in a foreign country, is a must-visit place. #Geojedo #GeojedoTravel

#Oceanview #Sea #Lifeshotspot ✔️ Location: Bokhang-gil, Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam Maemiseong is a wall that Mr. Baek Soon-sam, a citizen who lost his farmland to Typhoon Maemi in 2003, built alone for a long time to protect his crops from natural disasters. As time passed, this place became a tourist attraction visited by many tourists. A wide ocean spreads out right in front of Maemiseong. The ocean seen from the photo zone between the square rocks after climbing up Maemiseong was so exotic and beautiful that I wanted to move it. If you travel to Geojedo, be sure to capture this scenery with your own eyes 🌈

When you travel to Geoje, you think of 🏰Maemi Castle Photo Zone. I took pictures at it. (Even though I went during the day on a weekday, there was a line to take pictures. ) Maemi Castle is a castle that a person who lost his garden during Typhoon Maemi in 2003 has been building for 17 years to prevent damage to his crops. 😮👍 There is no admission fee, and it is the best place to watch the ocean while taking in the water! There are many ocean view cafes nearby, so it is even better for healing ㅎㅎ If you go to Geoje Island, be sure to stop by🌊 ....................................... 📍Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam, Bokhang-gil, Maemi Castle 📸 iPhone XR #Healing travel #Geoje hot place #Geoje Island #Life shot spot #Maemi Castle #Geoje #With nature #Summer #Safe travel

Last summer, I went to 'Maemi Castle' in Geoje for a family trip! The harmony between the castle that looks like it could be somewhere in Europe and the emerald sea was really the best💙 It is said to be a hot place that you must visit if you come to Geoje!! As expected of an Instagram hot place, you have to wait in line for a while to take pictures at the photo zone😿 It is said that Mr. Baek Soon-sam, a citizen who lost his farmland to Typhoon 'Maemi', built a pile on top of the Millennium Rock alone to protect his crops from natural disasters! That is why it is called 'Maemi Castle'!! I hope you will take a picture of your life in this place full of exotic feelings😊 📍Location: Bokhang-gil, Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam 📍Admission fee: X #Geoje travel#Geoje#Maemi Castle#Gyeongnam travel#Sea #Family travel#Insta hot place

#aprilblooms Maemi Castle, located in Geoje-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, offers a unique and captivating destination, especially in April, when the weather is ideal for sea travel and coastal exploration. This castle, with its distinctive architecture and stunning seaside location, provides a memorable experience for visitors. Here's why Maemi Castle is a great April destination for sea travel enthusiasts: Scenic Coastal Views: In April, the weather in Geoje is typically mild and pleasant, making it perfect for enjoying Maemi Castle's breathtaking coastal views. The castle overlooks the sea, providing panoramic vistas of the surrounding ocean and shoreline. Unique Architecture by the Sea: Maemi Castle's architecture, which is inspired by European styles and built by an individual, stands out against the natural coastal landscape. April offers a great time to explore the castle's features and capture unique photos with the sea as a backdrop. Geoje's Springtime Charm: Geoje Island is known for its beautiful natural scenery, and in April, the island comes alive with spring colors. Combining a visit to Maemi Castle with other springtime activities on the island, such as exploring its beaches or hiking trails, makes for a well-rounded trip. Photo Opportunities: Maemi Castle's unique structure and seaside setting offer fantastic photo opportunities. #localguides #springblossom

#EmotionalCafe #MaemiCafe #MaemiCafe #PlacesToVisitInGeoje “I found a new MaemiCafe near MaemiCafe in Geoje! 🌊✨ + Ocean View: You can enjoy a cup of coffee while looking at the ocean. + Photo Zone: It’s great for taking pictures in the beautiful scenery of MaemiCafe. 📸 + Friendly Service: The warm service of the owners was impressive. + Recommended Menu: The signature drink, MaemiLemonade! It was delicious! ☕️ + Visiting Tip: There is a free parking lot nearby, so parking is convenient, and there are many different foods around. 🚗 Must stop by during your trip to Geoje! 🌟

#EmotionalCafe #GeojeCafe #CafeMammy #GeojeCafe #PlacesToVisitInGeoje I found a special cafe in Geoje. It's called CafeMammy! 🦋✨ 📍 Location: Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si 📸 View: A terrace where you can take in the ocean at a glance! It was such a pretty view. 🌅 🍰 Menu: I ordered the signature dessert, CafeMammy Cake, and Americano, and the sweet cake and strong coffee were a perfect combination. 😋❤ ️ 🪴 Atmosphere: The cute interior and warm lighting made me feel comfortable. 📚🌼 I recommend this as a must-visit place during your trip to Geoje! I want to visit again next time. 💖

#AustraliaFlightEvent Maemi Castle, a representative tourist attraction in Geoje Island Address: 9-4 Bokhang-gil, Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongsangnam-do Admission is free Open 24 hours However, there is no lighting at night, so we recommend visiting during the day It is about 40 minutes by car from downtown Geoje A popular photo zone on SNS You can take great pictures with the arched gate and tower of the castle in the background #Maemi Castle

#AustraliaFlightEvent Geoje Maemi Castle acts as a breakwater to block rough waves and has become a tourist attraction visited by many people. Thanks to the castle's magnificent atmosphere and unique sculptural beauty, it creates a unique landscape reminiscent of medieval European castles. You can also see the beauty of the waves gently crashing. #Geoje

#AustraliaFlightEvent Geoje Maemi Castle is where people started building the castle themselves. The castle wall, built by one person with all his heart, without the help of machines or experts, also acts as a breakwater to block rough waves. It is a tourist attraction, but it is also a place with a lot of meaning. It is fun to see. #Maemi Castle

#AustraliaFlightEvent Maemi Castle, located in Geoje Island, was originally built by a farmer who had suffered great damage from Typhoon Maemi, and with the determination to never suffer such damage again, he started building the castle himself over the course of nearly 10 years. It is a meaningful and remote place. #Geoje

#AustraliaFlightEvent Maemi Castle, one of Geoje Island's famous attractions, is a special castle that was not created by nature but by one person's hand. In 2003, Typhoon Maemi hit Geoje, causing massive damage, and as a result, a resident personally Maemi Castle is a castle that was built by piling up stones over 10 years. #Geoje #Maemi Castle

Maemi Castle was built by citizen Baek Soon-sam, who lost his farmland due to Typhoon Maemi in 2003, by building a wall alone to protect his crops. They say the castle is still being built. Maemi Castle, which is in harmony with Mongdol Beach, is really pretty when you actually go there. #CanadaFlightEvent #GeojeTravel #MaemiCastle #koreatrip

#January travel support event #Geoje #Geoje travel #Maemi Castle While looking around Maemi Castle, Have you seen Maemi Castle on TV? This is a castle wall that Baek Soon-sam, a citizen who lost his farmland due to Typhoon Maemi on September 12, 2003, built alone on a rock to protect his crops Due to the natural disaster, it seems really amazing that he built this beautiful castle without a blueprint!

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent I'm going to talk about a tourist attraction called Maemi Castle that I visited while visiting Geoje Island! This is a castle built by a man after Typhoon Maemi! As I was building it, I thought only about the aesthetics, so I think it's a building that goes well with the blue southern coast! If you ever go to Geoje, I recommend visiting!

Last summer, I went on a friendship trip to Geoje Island with my friends of 8 years! We went in July when the hydrangeas were in bloom! The travel route was Maemi Castle - Mongdol Beach - Windy Hill, and they say you can see colorful hydrangeas starting in June! ㅎㅎㅎ☺️#Geoje #GeojeTravel #MaemiCastle #MongdolBeach

#Domestic Travel Maemi Castle is a unique tourist attraction located at the end of Mongdol Beach in Bokhang Village, Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam Province. This castle, built by Baek Soon-sam, who lost his farmland to Typhoon Maemi in 2003, over 17 years, has become a place symbolizing the will of humans to overcome natural disasters. Originally started as a project to prevent typhoons, this project has taken on an artistic form over time. Built with 20,000 bricks and granite, Maemi Castle has now become a representative photo spot on Geoje Island. In particular, the view of the deep blue sea and coastal village from the dark passage inside the castle has become a ‘life shot’ for many visitors. The popularity of Maemi Castle has spread rapidly through social media. With over 78,000 posts on Instagram using the hashtag ‘#Maemi Castle’, this place has become a must-visit place for travelers.👍 From the top of the castle, you can see Mongdol Beach and even Geoga Bridge in the distance, so you can take beautiful pictures from various angles. Mr. Baek Soon-sam still visits Maemi Castle every weekend to continue maintenance work. He does not charge an admission fee and opens it for free, and he strives for the safety and enjoyment of visitors. Maemi Castle is more than just a tourist attraction; it is a special space created by human will and creativity against the power of nature, capturing the hearts of many. 📍Bokhang-gil, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam #Geoje Island Travel #Maemi Castle #Life Shot Spot #Typhoon Gift #Free Tourist Attraction #Photo Spot #Geoje Island Hot Place #Geoje Island Emotional Cafe #Gyeongnam Travel

Maemi Castle There are many famous places to take photos on Geoje Island. Since Maemi Castle is not related to cicadas, you can visit it regardless of the season. 📍Address Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam 🕰️Operating hours There are no set operating hours, so you can visit at any time. 💳No admission fee And there is no admission fee! 🚘Parking lot There is a free parking lot and it is large, but there were so many tourists that there were no spaces. #Outdoor date #Maemi Castle #Geoje Island travel #Geoje travel #Geoje Island

#OutdoorDate I went to Maemi Castle in Geoje Island. The weather was nice, so it was great for viewing the scenery, and the ocean was right in front, so it was great for healing! You can see the Geoga Bridge in the distance, and your eyes are healed~ This is a place you must visit when you go to Geoje Island with your boyfriend. The Maemi Castle photo zone is at the bottom of the stairs, and there's always a line of people, so it's easy to find~ 📷 Take a life couple photo at the photo zone! Maemi Castle in Geoje Island🌴 Location: Bokhang-gil, Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam Parking 🚘 The parking lot is across from the entrance, so you can park and walk.

#Photo spot 📍Maemi Castle ✔️Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongnam Maemi Castle, which is hard to believe was made by an individual The blue Mongdol Beach right in front is really pretty and the sound of the waves was nice Maemi Castle is not big, but there are many photo zones here and there, so it's good for taking pictures It's also a great place to take a tripod and take couple pictures💙 #GeojedoTravel #Maemi Castle

#FamilyTravel #MaemiCastle #GeojeTravel #GeojeIslandTravel #PlacesToVisitInGeoje #GeojeTravelDestination #GeojeMaemiCastle #GeojeTravelRecommendation One of the must-visit places when traveling to Geoje, 🚩 Address: Bokhang-gil, Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongsangnam-do 📞 Phone Number: +82 55 639 4178 🚗 Free parking lot in operation 💰 Admission: Free Mr. Baek Soon-sam, who started building alone to protect crops from the typhoon when his farmland was damaged by Typhoon Maemi👍🏻 MaemiCastle is so sturdy that it is hard to believe that he built it all by himself without any help or blueprints, and it is now a true tourist attraction in Geoje‼️ It looks like a castle on a European beach, and the view of the South Sea in front of you is especially beautiful❤️

#July Travel Support Event 🏰🌿 [Maemi Castle] Geojedo's Symbol of Overcoming Natural Disasters 🌿🏰 I recently visited 'Maemi Castle' during my trip to Geojedo! This is not just a historical site, but a special place created by the efforts of a citizen fighting against natural disasters. 🌟 Maemi Castle is a castle built by a citizen who lost his farmland due to Typhoon Maemi in 2003 to protect his farmland and local community. This castle is not just a simple defensive structure, but has become a wonderful historical site symbolizing the strong will to overcome natural disasters and the solidarity of the local community. 🛡️💪 As you walk along the castle walls, you will be moved by the stones that were painstakingly stacked and the stories behind them. It was a place that well demonstrated the tenacity and wisdom of humans in the fight against nature. In particular, the castle with the sea in the background was impressive, and the view from above was truly beautiful. 🌊🌅 The scenery around Maemi Castle is also outstanding, so I was able to feel history and the present at the same time in the peaceful nature. I really enjoyed taking a leisurely walk on the hill where the wind blows and reflecting on the meaning of this special place. 🌿🚶♀️ Maemi Castle, which has been protected while fighting natural disasters in Geoje Island, is a place with value beyond just a tourist attraction. If you visit Geoje Island, feel the touching story of this place for yourself! 💖

#Domestic travel #Maemi Castle #Geoje travel #Geoje Island travel #Places to visit in Geoje #Geoje travel destination #Geoje Maemi Castle #Geoje travel recommendation Maemi Castle located in Geoje, Gyeongsangnam-do🏰 One of the must-visit places when traveling to Geoje 📍 Address: Bokhang-gil, Jangmok-myeon, Geoje-si, Gyeongsangnam-do 📍 Phone number: +82 55 639 4178 📍 Free parking lot in operation 📍 Free admission Mr. Baek Soon-sam, who started building alone to protect crops from the typhoon when his farmland was damaged by Typhoon Maemi👍🏻 Maemi Castle is so solid that it is hard to believe that he built it alone without any help or a blueprint, and it is now a true tourist attraction in Geoje‼️ It looks like a castle on a European beach, and the view of the South Sea🏖️ that unfolds before your eyes is especially beautiful❤️

#DomesticTravel #Geojedo #GeojeTravel #MaemiSeong MaemiSeong is a castle that Baek Soon-sam devoted 20 years to building. It is said that it was built to protect crops after they were lost due to Typhoon Maemi in the past. It is amazing that he built it by himself without a plan.🥹 This place is now emerging as a must-visit tourist attraction in Geojedo And I visited because I heard that you can take great pictures here! And MaemiSeong is said to have a very pretty sunrise and sunset! I regrettably didn't see the sunset, but I will try to do it next time🤭 📍MaemiSeong