Come to the triplet islands and have a bike tour around them for a fantastic ride along the shoreline. The triplet islands are very well known as one of the best spots in Korea for a bike tour. Come down to the Sinsimodo Islands for a safe and pleasant bicycle touring. Take a boat at Sammok Quay in Yeongjongdo Island. You will get to Sindo Island Quay in about 10 minutes. The three islands of Sindo Island, Sido Island and Modo Island are all connected by bridges, so you can tour all of them in a day. You can rent a bike on the island. There are only a few cars on the road, thus the island is recognized as one of the best places for bike riders.

The name Sindo Island(literally "the island of trust") has come from the fact that its residents are conscientious and innocent. It is in this context that the salt produced in the island is called jinyeom (literally "genuine salt"). As the island have mud flats, salt evaporation ponds, and rice paddies, visitors can enjoy everything they can expect from the country's rural area in Sindo Island Pureun Beotmal designated by the government as a traditional agricultural village.

Sindo Island is connected to Sido Island by a bridge. The name of Sido Island has come from the legend that troops of the Joseon Dynasty practiced archery in Manisan Mountain with targets set in Sido Island("an arrow island"). The island is also called "Salseom ('sal' also means an arrow in Korean)." Given the actual distance between the two locations, the story is hardly credible, but the idea is intriguing enough. Sido Island has been filming locations for popular TV dramas such as “Full House” and “Sad Love Story” because of the harmony between its slow slope hills and the sea.

Sugi Beach in Sido Island was the filming location for the popular TV series called 'Full House.' You can see a few islands in the distance. The beach is covered with quality and beautiful white sands. Main characters in the TV drama series often spent time together here. Who would not have fallen in love with each other in such a beautiful environment?

Sido Island and Modo Island are connected by a bridge. Believe it or not, you can get to a totally different island in just a few minutes. The name Modo Island comes from the word ttiyeom ('tti' refers to King cogongrass). The legend says that fishermen in the region once complained that his fish net only had grass instead of fish. 'Mo' in Modo Island means 'grass' in Chinese.

Baemikkumi Sculpture Park is located on Baemikkumi Beach in Modo Island. The 'Baemikkumi' (the local dialect meaning a hole in the bottom of a ship) has come from the fact the beach is as flat as the bottom of a ship. The beach is also famous for a sculpture park featuring a number of surreal erotic sculptures. Blue water, white sand, and dreamlike sculptures blend well with one another. The sculpture park has become a reason to many for a visit to Modo Island.

Together, the Sinsimodo Islands are small but pretty places to visit. Most notably, as they are connected, the Sinsimodo Islands will sustain the fame of a paradise for bikers in the West Sea for a long time to come.