Can I swim in Jeju Island 10?

Of course. The climate of Jeju Island 10 is 23℃-28℃. More suitable for swimming.

The climate of Jeju Island can be clearly divided into continental climate and maritime climate according to seasonal changes. It has both subtropical maritime climate and temperate climate, with four distinct seasons. The temperature difference in winter is large and dry, and it is wet and rainy in summer. The annual average temperature is 65438 06℃, and the highest temperature in summer is 33.5℃. The coldest January in winter is only 1℃, and the annual average temperature is 16℃. This is the place with the smallest temperature difference in China, where the climate is warm all the year round, and the climate is very pleasant. Therefore, Jeju Island is called "Hawaii of Korea". One of the characteristics of Jeju Island is the climate difference between Jeju City and Seogwipo City, which is bounded by Hanna Mountain. Especially in Halla Mountain, you can see the unique scene of subtropical, temperate and tropical animals and plants living vertically. Jeju Island is windy and foggy. Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit Jeju Island.

Jeju Island is located near the 33rd latitude line, but it has the characteristics of southern climate. It is the place with the highest average temperature and the most precipitation in Korea. The mild and humid climate and the colorful natural scenery created by volcanic activities have won it the reputation of "Hawaii in Korea" and attracted thousands of tourists from home and abroad to visit. Located in the southwest of Jeju Island, Chinese is a rare tourist resort, with blue waves as its neighbors, white sand beach as its companion and beautiful Tiandi Waterfall as its back.

Many foreign heads of state and government who visit South Korea take a nap in villas and hotels in China during their busy visits. Jeju Island also enjoys the reputation of "honeymoon island" and "romantic island", and many newly married couples in Korea spend their romantic honeymoon here. The geology of Jeju Island consists of accumulation rocks, basalt, volcanic undercurrent and pyroclastic rocks formed by volcanic activity. Jeju Island is a typical lava cave terrain, and more than 60 caves have been discovered so far.