Yangyang Travel Guide

Naksan Beach stretches 4 kilometres of pristine white sand against a backdrop of lush pine forests. Visitors can enjoy the shallow waters perfect for families or explore nearby Naksansa Temple for panoramic sea views.

White sands meet emerald waters at this family-friendly beach known for gentle slopes and East Sea views. Explore the thrilling glass-bottomed Hajodae Skywalk or unwind in the surrounding pine forest trails.

Perched dramatically on Korea's eastern coast, Naksansa Temple blends Buddhist heritage with sweeping sea views. Explore its ancient pagodas and statues while overlooking the East Sea.

Immerse in the therapeutic waters of Osaek Hot Springs, renowned for their mineral-rich carbonation from deep underground. Relax in speciality baths like hinoki cypress or pine needle amid tranquil mountain scenery.

Huhuam Temple perches dramatically on Korea's coast, where rock formations resemble a reclining Buddha. Visitors explore traditional halls while waves create a meditative soundtrack against ancient stones.

Ride the waves at South Korea's first surfing-only beach, where vibrant coastal culture meets the East Sea. After catching breaks, unwind at beachfront cafés with a Sunset Bar cocktail under colourful parasols.

Namae Beach stretches across three distinct sections, offering pristine waters and fine sand for every preference. Enjoy sunrise views at Namaehang Port, one of the East Coast's most beautiful harbours.

Explore the waterfront in Yangyang with a trip to Mulchi Harbor. Discover the area's mountain views and hot springs.