Byeonsan Beach

Byeonsan Beach is a representative beach on the west coast of Korea, also known as "Baeksa Cheongsong" beach, which translates to "white sand and green pine trees," due to its beautiful combination of white sand and lush pine forests. It is also one of the oldest beaches in Korea, having opened in 1933. The beach features a long, gently sloping sandy shoreline, and the water is relatively clear for a west coast beach. With an average depth of only 1 meter and warm water temperatures, it offers excellent conditions for swimming, making it a great place for families to enjoy the beach. When the heat becomes overwhelming, you can relax in the shade of the pine trees and enjoy the scenery, or even camp out. Every summer, around the time the beach opens, a free water playground is set up for children, making it a popular destination for families. Located right next to the beach, the water playground features slides and fountains for children to enjoy. Lifeguards are present, and visitors can spread out blankets under the shade structures to enjoy a snack or take a break.

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Admission fee

Free

Restroom

Yes