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Gyeongsangnam-do

상주은모래비치

상주은모래비치 is a curated attraction in Korea — full details, hours, and access info on the official Korea Tourism page.

ROOTIconic stop curated by Korea Tourism Organization

Why go

Sangju Eunmoraebichi is a quiet south-coast beach in Namhae, Gyeongsangnam-do, named for its fine "silver-sand" (eun-morae) which gives the beach its distinctive bright tone in midday sun. The 1.5-kilometer crescent is backed by a designated 360-year-old artificial pine windbreak forest — itself a natural monument — which provides shade through summer and a wind buffer year-round. The water is shallow and gradually deepening, suiting families and beginning swimmers. Behind the beach, a small fishing village maintains a few seafood restaurants and family-run pension stays. Best in mid-summer for swimming. Quietest on weekday mornings. Pair with the nearby Gacheon Daraengyi terraced rice paddies or German Village.

Quick highlights

  • 1.5-km 'silver-sand' beach on Namhae's south coast
  • Backed by 360-year-old natural-monument pine windbreak
  • Shallow gradual depth for families
  • Fishing village seafood restaurants behind
  • Pair with Gacheon Daraengyi or German Village

Nearby best pairs

Other places in Gyeongsangnam-do that pair well with this visit.