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Beach Club Prices in Jeju
What the oceanview clubs cost, and why the sand is free.
The verdict
- Typical costThere are no rented day beds on Jeju, so the spend is a meal, a drink or a pool day. We hold each figure as to be confirmed and let the venue quote.
- Best value pickThe free white sand at Hyeopjae, or an oceanfront table at Cafe Del Moondo and Monsant for the price of a coffee with a view
- One thing to knowJeju has no daybed and minimum spend culture, so its beach clubs are really oceanview lounges and cafes and the beaches themselves are free
Prices checked against our editorial standards by Morten Andersen
Published 25 February 2026. Last reviewed 21 March 2026
Jeju is not a daybed island, and it is only honest to say so at the top. Korea does not run the Mediterranean beach club model of a rented sunbed and a minimum spend, so the venues people call Jeju beach clubs are oceanview lounges, glass design cafes and resort beaches. You pay for a meal, a drink or a pool day, not for a metre of sand, and the beaches themselves are free public shore.
We list the real, established venues below and let each quote the number for your date, because the spend is whatever you order rather than a fixed bed rate we could print. Where a place is a cafe or a free public beach rather than a club we say so plainly, since a naturalist would rather know the sand is free than be sold a lounger that does not exist. Send a date and party size through the form and the venue confirms the real cost of the day you want.
What a day costs, venue by venue
Real, established venues only. The spend is a meal, a drink or a pool day rather than a bed rate, so we mark them to be confirmed. See the full Jeju beach club directory for the feel of each.
| Club | Beach | Sunbed or daybed | Minimum spend | What to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Cliff | Jungmun, Seogwipo | To be confirmed | To be confirmed | An oceanview lounge, pool and restaurant above the Jungmun coast with DJ nights in season, the closest Jeju comes to a Mediterranean beach club. You pay for food, drink and a pool day rather than a sunbed on the sand. Ask what a pool or table costs before you arrive. |
| Monsant | Aewol | To be confirmed | To be confirmed | A glass oceanfront design cafe on the Aewol coast, famous for its clean lines and the view rather than a beach lounger. The cost is a coffee or a plate with a window on the water, and there can be a wait at peak times. A calm, scenic pause more than a club. |
| Cafe Del Moondo | Jocheon | To be confirmed | To be confirmed | An oceanfront cafe with a wide terrace on the Jocheon coast, an easy place to sit over the sunset with a drink and the sea in front. The spend is simply what you order. A relaxed, low cost stop that trades daybeds for a sea view table. |
| Jungmun Saekdal Beach | Seogwipo, south coast | To be confirmed | To be confirmed | The resort beach of the south with surf and watersports, where any charge is for a board, a lesson or a parasol rather than a club. The sand itself is free public beach. Come for the waves and the activity, not for a bottle service lounger. |
| Hyeopjae Beach | Hallim, northwest coast | To be confirmed | To be confirmed | A free white sand beach with a view to Biyangdo island and a line of cafes behind it, where the only spend is your coffee or lunch across the road. There is no beach club model here at all. A lovely, genuinely free swim on the northwest coast. |
Why there is no bed rate to quote
The reason we cannot print a day bed price for Jeju is that there is no day bed to rent. The island runs on cafes and lounges where your bill is simply what you eat and drink, so the cost of a Monsant coffee with a view sits far below a pool day and dining at The Cliff, and both move with what you order rather than with the seat. A resort beach like Jungmun Saekdal charges only for a board, a lesson or a parasol.
That makes Jeju unusually good value for a beach traveller who reads it right. The white sand at Hyeopjae, Gwakji and Jungmun is free to lie on, so the money you spend is a choice, not an entry fee. Sit at an oceanfront cafe when you want the view and the comfort, then walk down to the free sand for the swim. The Jeju club directory describes each venue so you can match a light spend to the day you want.
Confirm a table before you go
Since there is no bed to book, the honest step is to reserve a table or a pool day and ask what it costs. Pick the venue from the Jeju beach club directory, then send a date and party size and the venue confirms availability and the real spend. The free beaches need no booking at all, so keep them in mind when the sea view table is not the point.
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Before you go
Does Jeju have beach clubs with day beds?
Not in the Mediterranean sense. Jeju has no real daybed and minimum spend culture, and its so called beach clubs are oceanview lounges, design cafes and resort beaches. You pay for food, drink or a pool day rather than a sunbed rented by the metre, and the beaches themselves are free public sand.
How much does a day at a Jeju oceanview club cost?
It depends entirely on what you order, since the spend is a meal, a drink or a pool pass rather than a bed rate. A cafe like Monsant costs the price of a coffee with a view, while a lounge like The Cliff can run higher for a pool day and dining. We hold the figures as to be confirmed and let each venue quote your date.
Are the beaches in Jeju free?
Yes. Jeju's beaches, including Hyeopjae, Gwakji and Jungmun Saekdal, are free public sand open to everyone. Any charge is for parking, a parasol, a board or a lesson rather than entry. This is why the island is such good value, since the finest white sand costs nothing to lie on.
Which Jeju spot is best for a sea view without a big spend?
Cafe Del Moondo in Jocheon and Monsant in Aewol give you an oceanfront table for the price of a drink, which is the honest Jeju way to enjoy the coast. For free white sand and a swim, Hyeopjae on the northwest coast is hard to beat and costs nothing but your lunch across the road.
How do I book a Jeju club and confirm the price?
Choose a venue from the Jeju beach club directory, then send your date and party size through the form on this page. We pass it to the venue so they can confirm availability and the real cost of a table or a pool day, and some bookings may earn us a commission at no cost to you.