Machine translation — this page was translated automatically from Korean and has not been reviewed yet. Names may differ from official English names. (임의 번역)
Photo: Korea Tourism OrganizationAbout
Baram-arae Beach is located in Janggok-ri, Gonam-myeon, on the south side of Anmyeondo in Taean County, inside Taean Coast National Park, and its natural environment is well preserved. In 2023, the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries selected it as one of the '52 Quiet Beaches in Korea,' meaning beaches with fewer than 70,000 annual visitors, outstanding surroundings, and good facilities that are relatively less known but pleasant to use. Getting there requires driving along winding unpaved roads through reed fields and pine forests, and its sparkling waves are its signature feature. Shower facilities are available in July and August, and from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. the next day access is restricted for night safety and marine ecosystem protection.
Before you go
| Nearest emergency room | 22.3 km — 재단법인아산사회복지재단보령아산병원 (Korean name), ER 041-930-5114 |
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| Seawater quality (2025 season) | 12 of 12 tests passed |
| Beach visitors | 2,005 in 2024 (17,260 in 2015) |
| Licensed lodging within 3 km | 18 (hotels, motels, guesthouses; pensions not included) |
| Public restrooms nearby | 1 |
| Campsites nearby | 8 |
| Emergency numbers | 119 (fire & ambulance) · 122 (coast guard) · 1330 (Korea travel hotline, English) |
Sources & dates
- Name & description: machine translation of Korea Tourism Organization's Korean tourism information (KOGL), translated 2026-10-12, not reviewed yet
- Emergency rooms: National Medical Center (retrieved 2026-10-11)
- Water quality: Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, beach water tests (2025 season, retrieved 2026-10-10)
- Visitors: Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, beach visitor statistics (2015–2024, retrieved 2026-10-11)
- Lodging: Ministry of the Interior and Safety, lodging business licenses (retrieved 2026-10-11)
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