Daecheon Beach

Daecheon Beach is a lively, young beach in Chuncheon Province on South Korea's west coast, about a 2-hour drive from Seoul. Boryeong Mud is a site where a mud festival is conducted every year in July for two weeks. This beach, however, is not vacant at other times of the year. Clean sand, breathtaking sunsets, panoramic views of the Yellow Sea and the pine forest, and well-developed tourism infrastructure attract millions of tourists and locals.

Daecheon's coastline strip is 3.5 kilometers long and 100 meters broad. During peak season, the beach can accommodate up to 500,000 people.

The beach's coast is wide and without natural shade, and it is covered in white shell sand. The sea is calm in the Daecheon area, and the seabed is sandy. The beach's coastline strip is known for its shallow water and broad region of low tide, which is why older people and families with children frequent it.

Of the available beach activities, Daecheon visitors can ride:

- water-skiing;
- on bananas;
- on jet skis
- on boats;
- on kayaks.
ATVs, horses, and carriage rides are also available along the coast, as well as windsurfing and surfing on windy days. The conquerors of the waves, who ride rather violently, fill the beach during the dead season.
The beach transforms into a young party in the evening, where you may drink, dance, and watch the beautiful fireworks.
Daecheon Beach is easily accessible from Seoul by train or bus.

Location: Boryeong, South Korea