Incheon International Airport sits on Yeongjong Island (영종도), and most people arriving or leaving Korea drive straight from the terminal to the mainland without looking around. That’s understandable, Seoul is an hour away and the island doesn’t advertise itself. But there’s quite a bit here, and the crowds that swarm everything else in Incheon haven’t found most of it yet. We’ve come out to the island several times over the years to see what’s worth finding. From rooftop cafes with sunset views over the beach to a coastal park four times larger than Songdo Central Park, a rocky beach with a centuries-old love story, and a flower field where planes…