Sunday morning the plan was to have breakfast and go biking for an hour before our ferry back to the mainland. The guesthouse owner said he didnt know about breakfast for our group and we were told to come back in an hour. A small fishing boat just pulled in and delivered a crate of fresh fish produce which they needed time to prepare. So instead we went biking early while they had time to prepare by which time we'd have more appetite after a morning biking. The...

For our evening on Seonyudo Island we had planned to have a BBQ. I'm still figuring out my new camera and night shots are usually difficult on most cameras. However I ended up getting some great shots with the multiple frame burst feature this camera comes with. It was quite windy so we were not able to huddle around the fire for heat. The wind kept blowing the streaks on all four sides. The pension restaurant also provided some seafood side dishes as I dont eat...

We escaped the horde of seagulls and made it to tranquil Seonyudo Island. As you arrive the first thing you will notice is there are no cars on the island. Transport is only possible by the long line up of battery powered buggies. You are able to rent and drive these yourself though I'm not sure of the price. Expecting to drive in one of these colourful buggies we were met by one of the rare vehicles on the island. As we were a large group with luggage we had to...

After lunch we were due to take the ferry across to Seonyudo Island where we would be staying overnight. There are two ferry terminals, the domestic one and an international one for sailings to China. I thought we were just going to see some scenery and get some breeze but we ended up being stalked and chased by an aggressive flock of seagulls most of the way. On the outside deck a family decided to feed the seagulls who were waiting by the docked ship. As we pu...