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Guyeong BeachPhoto: Korea Tourism Organization

Guyeong Beach

Beach · Gyeongnam · 구영해수욕장 (Korean name)

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About

Located at the northernmost tip of Geojedo Island, Guyeong Beach has a sandy shore 320 m long and 30 m wide, with an average depth of 1 m and a gentle slope of 2 degrees. Its calm, cozy atmosphere and shady poplar grove make it a good place to rest, and its small size suits families with children. Facing Jinhae across the water, it is a navy-only beach used as a physical training ground. Nearby sites include the Joseon-era fortress ruins in Guyeong Village, Jangmokjin Gaeksa, and attractions such as Hwangpo and Nongso Beaches and Chilcheon-do.

Before you go

Nearest emergency room13.7 km — 연세에스병원 (Korean name), ER 055-548-7700
Seawater quality (2025 season)12 of 12 tests passed
Beach visitors4,120 in 2024 (6,266 in 2015)
Licensed lodging within 3 km2 (hotels, motels, guesthouses; pensions not included)
Public restrooms nearby3
Campsites nearby8
Emergency numbers119 (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)
Numbers are written in fixed English sentences from Korean public data. Korean names are shown as they are.

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