Muchangpo Beach
무창포해수욕장
One of Korea's earliest west coast beaches. During spring low tides, a 1.5-km 'mysterious sea road' emerges from the sea, leading to Seokdae Island.
Muchangpo Beach opened in 1928 and lies about 15 kilometers south of Daecheon. Around the low tides of the full moon and new moon, a 1.5-kilometer sand-and-stone path emerges between the beach and Seokdae Island, known as the 'mysterious sea road.' You can walk over to dig for whelks and clams, and there are sea road festivals in spring and autumn. Check the low-tide times in advance, and always return before the tide rises. The Muchangpo lighthouse and the sunset over the beach are also beautiful. Admission is free. Taking a taxi from Daecheon Station takes about 25 minutes.
Opening hours
Open all day (sea access depends on tides)
Nearby sights
- Sanghwawon Garden (Jukdo)
- Daecheon Beach
- Boryeong Mud Festival & Mud Square
- Daecheon Port & Fish Market
- Boryeong Undersea Tunnel
- Gaehwa Art Park
- Boryeong Coal Museum
- Seongjusa Temple Site