Located at the end of the Yeosu Peninsula, Baekyado means 'white island'. This name was derived from the white rocks at the top of Baekhosan, the highest mountain on the island. The view of the island, resembling a crouching white tiger, feels as if facing a hidden, mystical realm. 'Dilmun', a term taken from ancient Sumerian, means 'Garden of the Gods' or 'paradise'. The host intended to provide an exotic and comfortable sanctuary through this place.

The stay is a two-story private building consisting of a dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a terrace. The overall finish incorporates the colors of natural materials like clay and wood, with exotic plants and props placed in each space. The large kitchen inside the living room allows for simple cooking. You can spend time gathered around the large dining room table. The bedroom and bathroom are located in a private space. Slide open the door facing the sea and step out onto the terrace to confront the Baekyado Bridge right before your eyes. Enjoy the cool ocean with a cup of coffee. There's also a large indoor bathtub where you can relax while viewing nature. The attic on the second floor is equipped with two double beds to facilitate a comfortable sleep. Before falling asleep, it might be nice to reflect on the day using the provided tea set.

A notable feature of Dilmun is the outdoor spaces, including an open-air bath, outdoor fireplace, and dining area. Enjoying a meal prepared in the refreshing breeze here will surely create a memorable experience. As night falls, soak your feet in warm water and find solace in your heart while gazing at the flames. The host of Dilmun also operates 'Cafe Ma-e' and 'Natan Beach Club'. Both places share the concept and tone and mood of Dilmun, making them great spots to visit during your stay. Now let's head to Dilmun to find our own sanctuary.

Edited by STAYFOLIO
Designed by Akira Line
Photo by Mazect (@mazect), Dilmun