这是一个相对较小但人比较多的海滩。
你可以在路边停车,直接走到沙滩上。
周围有小商店,所以并不太不方便。
不过,洗手间不太干净。
Some people came to a small beach in search of a quiet and clean beach. I don't know if it was the effect of the typhoon a few days ago, but the sea water was very dirty with floating debris, and the smell of rotting seaweed was strong on the beach, giving me a headache and the surrounding facilities were poor. There was no running water in public restrooms... parasols and beds at the beach were expensive. The parasol is 15 won without even providing a floor mat. The average price is 50,000 won. Even if you rent a regular bed, you are charged 2,000 won per tube to inflate it. Haha.
You might think that the sea water is good for babies to play in because there are almost no waves, but there are a lot of stones instead of sand, and a lot of glass and sharp things, so you can't walk barefoot. It would be nice if sand didn't get on your clothes, but that's not the case, so it's a place that combines the disadvantages of Mongdol and the disadvantages of sand.. There are no decent restaurants nearby.. A place I never want to come to again.