Oepori Ferry Terminal

Oepori Ferry Terminal is a small coastal passenger terminal located in Oepori, Ganghwado Island. It is a famous photo spot due to the unusually large number of seagulls. Originally, Oepori Ferry Terminal was mainly used by residents and travelers for access to Seokmodo Island, but after the opening of Seokmodaegyo Bridge, the number of ferry services to Seokmodo decreased, and it changed into a passenger terminal for accessing Ganghwa's附属 islands such as Jumundo Island. On one side of the terminal, there is the Oepohang Salted Seafood and Seafood Direct Sales Market, which is crowded with people looking to buy seafood and salted seafood. In particular, the salted shrimp made from catches in the West Sea is famous, attracting many visitors during the kimchi-making season. Nearby Oepori Ferry Terminal, Seokmodo Island and Minmeoru Beach are also good walking and relaxation courses to explore.