Incheon Yeongjong Island Zipline, Coastal Rail Bike, and Muui Island Experience Day Tour

The familiar Incheon International Airport is located on Incheon's Yeongjong Island. While the island boasts a mature economy and entertainment scene, the surrounding islands boast a well-preserved marine ecosystem, attracting tens of thousands of tourists annually. Enjoy the brisk rhythm of a rail bike along the west coastline, challenge yourself on a zip line from an eight-story building, and follow the rhythm of the waves to experience the island's charm.

– About the Attraction | Incheon Yeongjong Island Coast Rail Bike + Zip Line + Muui Island Experience Day Tour | Depart from Seoul –
▲ Incheon Yeongjong Island Coast Rail Bike
This 5.6-kilometer rail bike ride on the Yeongjong Island coastline offers a relaxing and comfortable experience while enjoying the scenery of South Korea's west coast. The ride runs along the round-trip track in the seaside park. Riding the rail bike offers panoramic views from Wolmido Island to the Incheon Bridge, unfolding before your eyes in the vast ocean. It's a delightful experience.

▲ Shellfish Gathering Experience on Ponae Beach

Despite being located near the metropolitan area, the islands surrounding Incheon Airport boast a well-preserved marine ecosystem, attracting tens of thousands of tourists annually and boasting global value. In addition to mudflat experiences and shellfish gathering, there's also a freehand fishing experience.

▲ Zipline and ATV Rides

Experience the thrill of soaring through the natural landscape.

Hanagae Zipline is a new extreme leisure sport, zipping along a 25-meter-high, 13-meter-long slide at speeds of 49 to 60 kilometers per hour. It has been featured on numerous Korean television programs and is a renowned attraction on Muuido Island. From the white sands of Hanagae (Geotan) Beach, one of Korea's 20 most famous beaches, enjoy the thrill of soaring through the sky while gazing out over the endless expanse of the West Sea.

▲Hanagaee Beach

The path to "Stairway to Heaven"

Hanagaee Beach, meaning "giant beach," is a beach with fine, flour-like sand. At low tide, a vast mudflat is exposed beyond the sandy beach. With its gently sloping surface and fine sand, it's a popular summer getaway for families. The mudflats, a rarity among beaches, are especially popular with visitors eager to collect shellfish. It's also famous as the filming location for the Korean drama "Stairway to Heaven."

▲Muuido Sea Sightseeing Trail

This 2-meter-wide, 5-meter-high, 550-meter-long wooden bridge spans the sea, creating a feeling of strolling on the sea and is a popular attraction. At high tide, you can enjoy the waves crashing against the cliffs. At low tide, visitors can explore the unusual rocks and stones.