Yeongdeok Travel Guide

This coastal park offers stunning East Sea views and features a lighthouse adorned with a giant crab claw sculpture. Stroll the 2.1-kilometer wooden promenades at sunrise for an unforgettable seaside experience.

Chilbosan Mountain Natural Recreation Forest blends pine woodlands with breathtaking East Sea views. Hike through tranquil trails and breathe in the refreshing coastal air for a perfect escape from urban life.

Perched above the East Sea, Samsa Marine Park offers panoramic coastal views and cultural treasures like the Gyeongbuk Daejong Bell. The Fishing Village Folk Museum connects visitors with the region's maritime heritage.

Jangsa Beach captivates with its 900-meter stretch of fine sand backed by a lush pine forest. Enjoy swimming in the clear, shallow waters—perfect for families and surfing enthusiasts alike.

Daejin Beach welcomes families with clear, shallow waters and thick-grained sand perfect for sand baths. Experience where Songcheoncheon Stream meets the sea, offering both freshwater and ocean activities.

This 8-kilometer stretch of white sand takes its name from historical whale sightings along Korea's East Sea. Enjoy the serene pine forest backdrop while exploring nearby Wijeong Mineral Spring and Jangyuksa Temple.

Namho Beach offers a tranquil coastal escape with clean sands and gentle waves along South Korea's eastern shore. Enjoy the authentic local experience by staying at one of the charming homestay lodges nearby.

This coastal hub celebrates Korea's finest snow crabs, a tradition since the Goryeo dynasty. Sample freshly steamed delicacies at one of 100 speciality shops while enjoying mountain-meets-sea views.