Dolmeori Beach

It is a beach on the western coast of Hampyeong-eup, and it is said that the name Dolmeori was given because the end of the land is made of rocks. The village name also became Seokdu, writing Dolmeori in Hanja, and there are many nearby attractions such as Daedong Reservoir, Goseongsa Temple, and Anak Beach. Dolmeori Beach is famous for its beautiful scenery thanks to the dense pine forest behind it, and it has a white sand beach 70 m wide and 1 km long; the water is clear and shallow, making it good for family tourists. The downside is that the difference between high and low tide is somewhat large, but to compensate for this, an artificial seawater pool of about 2,700 pyeong has been installed. So you can swim even at low tide, and there is a children's water play area, so you can enjoy not only sea bathing but also safe water play. In addition, there are facilities to experience the mudflat ecosystem directly through a mudflat exploration path installed on the mudflat when the water recedes, as well as a family experience center, caravans, and a glamping site.

Details

Admission Fee

Free

Restroom

Yes

Available facilities

Shower room, convenience store, trash bin