Our Blues: Jeju Island Filming Locations

In the series, the fish shop and the bustle of the market in the made-up village of Pureung are the scenery of Seogwipo Maeil Olle Market. It is the largest and oldest permanent market in Seogwipo, and Jeju Olle trail course 6 runs straight through its lanes, so walkers on the trail pass the stalls where the show's market scenes were set. It makes an easy first stop for an Our Blues trip to Jeju.

Visitor guidance: The market sits on Jeju Olle trail course 6 in Seogwipo.

The live fish auction scenes of Our Blues were mostly filmed on the quay of Seongsanpo port, on Jeju. This is a working harbour, not a set: freshly caught live fish are sold at auction here every day, the same trade that drives the lives of the show's market sellers and divers.

Location precision: The source names the Seongsanpo quay but not the exact auction spot; the pin marks the port.

Visitor guidance: A working harbour; keep clear of the auction area and boat traffic.

The five-day market scenes, where the ice seller Hosik and the other main characters come and go, were filmed at the Goseong five-day market in Seongsan. It is a small country market whose stalls mostly sell farm and sea produce and daily goods, not souvenirs. Soondae soup is sold here, and the series gave the character Ingwon a soondae soup stall.

Location precision: The market scenes are tied to Goseong market; the pin marks the village of Goseong-ri, not the market stalls.

Visitor guidance: A small local market; it only runs on market days, so check the dates before you go.

Young-ok and Jeong-joon, the young boat captain, take a trip to Gapado, the romantic island of the series. It is a 15-minute boat ride from Mosulpo port, and barley fields cover 65% of it. Jeju's female divers, the haenyeo, still dive off its coasts.

Visitor guidance: Boats leave from Mosulpo port; the crossing takes about 15 minutes.

The teenage couple Yeongju and Hyeon secretly grow their romance on the shore in front of the Jeju Dambat Theme Park in Woljeong-ri. The water there is shallow and clear, which is why the beach is also known for kayaking.

Location precision: The source names the shore in front of the Jeju Dambat Theme Park, not an exact spot; no pin is given.

Visitor guidance: A public beach in Woljeong-ri, known for kayaking.

Dongseok and Suna meet again on the road beside the Pacific Rim Peace Park in Daejeong. It is a coast road linking Mosulpo port with Songaksan, and it is known for its outstanding view of Sanbangsan mountain.

Location precision: The source names the road beside the park, not an exact spot; no pin is given.

Visitor guidance: A public coastal road; take care with traffic if you cycle.