Gwanseong Beach

The all-day parking fee is 5,000 won. You can also spot cars lounging around. The waves are strong, and there is a mix of gravel and sand along the shore.

A serene beach featuring a mix of pebbles and white sand. If Gangdong gets too crowded, this could be a great alternative. It's an ideal spot to enjoy the sea while also exploring the nearby Yangnam columnar joints.

Not bad. The beach isn't very large, but it has all the necessary amenities such as showers, toilets, a supermarket, a camping area, and a sandy shore. The toilet area has a slight odor. Accessibility is average as well.

Beach with a camping site The beach features a mix of coarse stones and small pebbles, with plenty of sand on the wave side. It's more suited for camping or fishing and watching the sunrise rather than playing in the water. On the west side, the beach and campsite are separated by the road, centered around the walking path of Haeparang-gil. While there are auxiliary facilities available, they feel old and worn out. It would be a good place for camping, but if not, it's worth stopping by to look around. If you go a little further down from here, you'll find the border between Gyeongju and Ulsan.

The natural, towering pine trees perfectly complement the blue sea, allowing you to feel the invigorating ozone deep within. It's as if the wind rustles the pine branches, creating a soothing melody... sss. The sunlight reflecting off the sea sparkles like a stunning jewel.