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2025 Beach Opening Dates in Korea – Complete Guide by Region


πŸ–️ 2025 Beach Opening Dates in Korea – Complete Guide by Region

Summer is coming, and there's nothing better than spending it on the beach! If you're planning a trip to Korea in 2025, knowing when the beaches open and what each one offers is essential. Here's a full breakdown by region with opening & closing dates, night swimming info, and pet-friendly spots.

πŸ“ Seoul Area & Incheon Beaches

  • Eulwangni, Wangsan, Hanagae – Open: June 21 ~ September 7
  • Janghangri (Yeongheung Island) – Open: July 5
  • Janggol, Iille Beaches (Jawol Island) – Open: July 25

“Super close to Seoul and easy to reach. It’s a nice weekend escape without going far.”



πŸ“ Busan Beaches

  • Haeundae – Open: June 21 ~ September 14
  • Songjeong – Open: June 21 ~ August 31
  • Gwangalli, Dadaepo, Ilgwang – Open: July 1

“Even though it gets crowded, the atmosphere is lively and exciting. Perfect place to feel the real Korean summer!”



πŸ“ Gangwon Province

  • Gyeongpo – Open: June 28, Night access from July 26 to August 9 (until 9 PM)
  • Sokcho & Gangneung (other areas) – Open: July 4, Night access at Sokcho from July 19 to August 10 (until 9 PM)
  • Donghae, Samcheok – Open: July 9
  • Goseong, Yangyang – Open: July 11

“The view of the sunrise was magical. Clean sand, gentle waves, and plenty of space for families.”
“Clear water and a relaxed vibe. Great seafood places just across the street too!”

πŸ“ Chungcheong Beaches

  • Daecheon, Mallipo, Kkotji – Open: July 5, Mallipo has night access from August 13 to 17
  • Moochangpo – Open: July 12 ~ August 24
  • Taean (21 beaches) – Open: July 5 ~ August 17

“This place felt more local and less touristy. Night swimming was a unique experience — cool and quiet.”

πŸ“ Gyeongsang Province

  • Jinha (Ulsan) – Open: June 27
  • Ilsan – Open: July 1 | Ganggong – July 19
  • Geoje (16 beaches) – Open: July 3
  • Namhae – Open: July 1 ~ August 31
  • Sacheon – Open: July 5 | Gyeongju – July 11

πŸ“ Jeolla Province

  • Buan (Byeonsan, Gosapo, etc.) – Open: July 4 ~ August 17
  • Gochang (Gusipo, Dongho) – Open: July 10
  • Wando – Myeongsashilli Beach: July 12 | 10 other beaches: July 25


πŸ“ Jeju Island

  • Iho, Hyeopjae, Woljeong, Geumneung, Gwakji, Hamdeok – Open: June 24 ~ August 31
  • Gimnyeong, Hwasun, Jungmun, Pyoseon, Sinyang, Samyang – Open: July 1 ~ August 31
  • Night Access:
    • Iho, Hyeopjae – July 15 to August 15 (until 9 PM)
    • Woljeong, Samyang – Until 8 PM
  • Pet-Friendly: Hamdeok Beach allows pets (check leash & cleanup rules)

“I loved how calm and clear the water was. Also, it was great being able to bring our dog along!”

πŸŒ™ Night Swimming Beaches

More beaches across Korea now offer night access during peak season! Check out:

  • πŸ– Haeundae (Busan)
  • πŸ– Gyeongpo & Sokcho (Gangwon)
  • πŸ– Mallipo (Chungcheong)
  • πŸ– Iho & Hyeopjae (Jeju)

🐢 Pet-Friendly Options

  • Hamdeok Beach in Jeju is officially pet-friendly.
  • Some remote beaches like Goseong or Namhae also allow dogs – check local signs.

πŸ“Œ Final Tips

  • Most beaches open from late June to mid-July, and close in late August or early September.
  • Night swimming is usually from 7 PM to 9 PM — lifeguards and lights are provided.
  • Expect crowds during weekends and holidays — arrive early for parking and shade spots.
  • Rental fees for parasols and loungers range from ₩20,000 to ₩30,000.

Whether you’re chasing the sunset in Busan or relaxing in Jeju’s calm waves, Korea’s summer beaches in 2025 have something for everyone. Ready to dive in? 🌊

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