Munseom Saekki Islet Wall문섬 새끼섬 직벽
A signature Jeju drift dive along a steep blue wall covered with soft corals, with a strong sense of depth.
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About this spot
At a glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Main depth | Wall about 6-15 m; recent routes have reached roughly 20-25 m |
| Terrain | Steep wall, rounded rock bottom, and coral-covered ledges |
| Highlights | Flower-thorn, mapshi, and min-gashi corals, plus soft and hard corals |
| Recent conditions | Water temperature 18-21 degrees C, visibility about 3-8 m |
| Dive style | Wall-following boat or drift dive |
What makes it special
Travel with a sheer underwater cliff beside you while the blue drops away below. Routes usually begin on the shallower north side and deepen toward the south and the foot of the wall. Flower-thorn, mapshi, min-gashi, and other corals cover the rock, creating a three-dimensional scene rather than a flat reef.
Some operators connect Hangaechang to the wall and drift toward Saekki Islet. Munseom's habitat changes, so an old photograph's sargassum forest may not be present today. Expect changing light, current, and coral textures rather than a guaranteed postcard view.
Dive guide
- Check depth and buoyancy often; it is easy to drift deeper while watching the wall.
- Confirm current direction, team spacing, and boat pickup before a drift entry.
- In low visibility, stay close to the wall and buddy; carry a light and surface marker buoy.
- Follow the local guide for boat traffic and entry and exit points.
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