해미안
This is a place I visit every time I come to Jeju. The price is 11,000 won for out-of-towners, but locals get a discount. It is the bathhouse that gives the most towels in the country (3). If you go back and forth between the cold seawater bath and the hot bath, dead skin comes off incredibly well. It’s enough to surprise you. They are also very good at scrubbing. The sauna is lined with gangs of middle-aged women. Only go in if you can withstand the stares.
This was my first jimjilbang experience and it was a local place. Even though I have limited understanding of the Korean Language, I read an article on "etiquette", which was invaluable. I also paid for the scrub, shampoo & massage. There are numerous pools to enjoy, please shower in between each pool, etc. I highly recommend this experience.
Small cozy space at a good entrance fee rate, male area can fit about 20 people. Theres hot salt, green tea baths available. The seaside view is spectacular and it's not too crowded, making it a really soothing, quiet experience.
It is a resort-style facility, and it is said that locals also frequently visit the seawater baths inside. You can enjoy various pools while overlooking the ocean. The open-air baths offer an opportunity to connect with nature.
I love the outdoor bath in the saltwater sauna, which offers a view of the ocean. After bathing, I enjoy ice cream at the McDonald's next door. I relax and enjoy the ocean view.
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