As of 11:06 KST, 3 cameras are streaming live in Jeju.
Jeju is a volcanic island roughly 90 kilometres south of the Korean mainland, formed around Hallasan, the highest mountain in South Korea. Its weather often differs from the mainland, which is part of why these cameras get watched: the island can be clear while Seoul is under rain, or the reverse. The coast changes character as you go round it, with white sand beaches on the north side and rocky shore in the south. Seongsan Ilchulbong on the eastern tip is the island's most visited sunrise spot.
