Namparang Trail Course 34

About the route

This section, which connects the Goseong Haeian Office to the Samcheok Bridge intersection, overlaps with the 5th section – the Samcheok Elephant Path – of the "Yi Sun-sin Coastal Trail" created by the city of Sacheon. Along the route, you can visit Samcheok New Port, Nosan Park, and the Samcheok Port seafood market, experiencing the vibrant atmosphere and local delicacies characteristic of a port town. Furthermore, the Nosan Park area is home to the literary museum of Park Jae-sam, a prominent figure from Sacheon, offering a variety of attractions and culinary experiences.

Route summary

- A section that includes the Samcheonpo Elephant Road of the “Yi Sun-sin Sea Route” created by Sacheon-si, passing Samcheonpo New Port, Nosan Park, Samcheonpo Fish Market, and more
- A course where you can feel the atmosphere of the beach at Namildae Beach and experience the lively life of a fishing village up to Samcheonpo Port and Samcheonpo Fish Market
- A section with plenty of sights and food

Highlights

- You can see Elephant Rock from Namil-dae Haesu World, a jjimjilbang (Korean sauna) with a sea view
- Jinneol Observatory, with a wide view over Samcheonpo's sea and beautiful sunsets
- Going up the Nosan Park trail, you will find the Samcheonpo Agassi (Samcheonpo Girl) statue, fish statues, the Park Jae-sam Literature Museum, and more
- Samcheonpo Fish Market, where you can enjoy the lively market scene and buy dried fish, seafood, and fresh fish

Getting there & amenities

- Start point: Haimyeon Office, Deokho-ri, Haimyeon (1 Gongnyong-ro, Haimyeon, Goseong-gun, Gyeongnam)
Transport) Take bus 10 from Samcheonpo Intercity Bus Terminal and get off at the Sinduk Village stop. Check the bus intervals
- End point: Samcheonpo Bridge Intersection, Daebang-dong (369 Daebang-dong, Sacheon-si, Gyeongnam)
Transport) Take bus 104, 105, 105-1, 106 or 194 from Samcheonpo Intercity Bus Terminal and get off at the Saemaeul Geumgo/Daebang Sageori stop
- Plenty of convenience facilities along the way make traveling easy

Source: Korea Tourism Organization Durunubi (KOGL Type 1) · durunubi.kr ↗