
On a day when you want to add one more Jeju-like scene to your photo album, visit the Iho Tewoo horse lighthouses. Iho Tewoo Beach, at 20 Dori-ro, Jeju City, is a stretch of sea where lighthouses shaped like a red pony and a white pony catch the eye. If you plan to see the sea and then move on to Aewol, pick your meal while you are at it. How about carrying the outing that started in front of the horse lighthouses through to a meal at Mipojip Jeju Aewol?
Iho Tewoo horse lighthouses: today's photo theme is red and white
At Iho Tewoo, pay attention to the colors of the horse-shaped lighthouses. Red set against the blue sea, white set against the sky. Look your fill with your own eyes first, then choose the color that will be the subject of today's photos — it makes the shooting a little more fun.
If you came with a friend, try shooting with a different color each as your theme; if you came with a partner, compare the photos you each took later on. Looking at the same sea, one person's attention may go to the lighthouse and the other's to the waves or the sky. On a solo trip, it is nice that you can look at a scene you like for as long as you want. Let the pace at which you take photos follow your mood today as well.

Even three photos are enough to keep the outing
If you are unsure how to shoot, try leaving one wide shot of the sea, one in which the horse lighthouse stands out, and one with your companion's natural expression. If you are alone, you can swap the last one for a small scene from the day, like the hem of your clothes moving in the wind or the sand under your feet.
There is no need to venture too close to the water or enter restricted areas for a photo. Follow the on-site guidance and choose your composition from a safe spot. On a cloudy day, capture today's Jeju in calm tones; when the sun comes out, in the way the light settles. Even if you do not get the weather you hoped for, the scenes you remember from a trip stay with each person differently.
After choosing a few shots, put your phone away for a while and look at the sea some more. Time spent listening to the sound of the waves is part of the outing too.
When choosing photos taken together
For photos with your companion in them, ask first which ones they want to keep before you send them. The person taking the photo may like it, while the person in it feels differently. Sorting landscape photos and portraits separately is also a good way to talk about what each of you wants to remember from the trip. Think separately, too, about deciding which photos to share publicly and which to keep as memories among friends.
You do not have to fit every view into a single photo. Choose for different reasons — one composition where the horse shape shows well, one where you like the color of the sea. On a day when the scene you want does not come out, jot down a short note about the atmosphere of the place or something that was said at the time. It can help you bring back memories later that the photo alone would not recall.
Choosing what to eat in Aewol is something you can do together while resting after the shoot. Rather than leaving both the photo sorting and the destination search to one person, you might split it — one checks the route while the other looks over the menu. For those looking for a place to eat in Aewol and thinking about the next meal, we suggest Mipojip's menu.
A meal in Aewol while you go through the photos
When it is time to move on to Aewol and eat, think of Mipojip. Pair the salty-savory flavor of the soy-cured seafood with a spoonful of warm rice, and pick the one photo you like best among today's shots. When the conversation you had in front of the sea carries over to the table, even a short outing feels fuller.
If you are traveling alone, take a look at the Soy-cured seafood set for one. Each order of this set includes one basic white rice pot, and it cannot be changed to a topping rice pot. Savoring one piece at a time with rice alongside, you might take the time to focus on the meal itself. If you have company, look through the full menu together and each pick the meal you want.
After the Iho Tewoo horse lighthouse photos, on to Mipojip
The address of Mipojip Jeju Aewol is 80 Gamundong-gil, Aewol-eup. If you plan to eat in Aewol after seeing Iho Tewoo, open the visit information before setting out to check the location and the latest notices. For maps or navigation, you can search 제주 제주시 애월읍 가문동길 80. Choose your route to suit the day's schedule and traffic conditions.
If a red horse and a white horse ended up in today's photo album, make room for a good meal in the memory of the trip as well. When you have looked at the sea at Iho Tewoo and feel like a meal in Aewol, come to Mipojip. A meal to enjoy slowly, choosing photos and talking.
- Iho Tewoo
- Aewol
- Jeju
- Mipojip Jeju Aewol
- Soy-cured seafood
- Jeju travel
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