설리스카이워크, Tourist attraction in Namhae, South Korea
설리스카이워크 is a cantilevered skywalk built over the sea in Namhae, South Korea, with a circular platform that opens in every direction toward the water. One end is fixed to the cliff while the other extends freely outward, giving the structure its distinctive asymmetric shape.
The structure was built in the 2010s as a tourist attraction along the southern coast of South Korea. Its name comes from the nearby Seori Beach, a white sand cove that sits at the foot of the cliffs below.
The skywalk is located in Mijo township in Namhae County and is most easily reached by car. On windy days the platform can feel exposed, so wearing comfortable shoes with a good grip is a practical choice.
At the tip of the overhanging walkway there is a swing where visitors can sit suspended above the open sea. From that point the view straight down to the water and the sand below is unobstructed by any railing.
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