Nonsan-si - all beaches

Today, we had the pleasure of attending the MUD Festival at the beach. Cool!

This particular beach is an excellent spot for soaking up the sun's rays. It's worth noting that parking can be a bit of a challenge as there isn't a designated parking area, so finding a spot can be a bit tricky. On the bright side, if you're looking to stay overnight, there's a lovely pine forest where you can set up camp without having to pay a dime.

This time when I visited the beach through the Boryeong Tunnel, I was impressed with the cleanliness and amenities of the parking lot and restrooms. There were also a good number of food trucks available. The tunnel provided a great view of the winter sea and made it much easier to access the beach. The scenery was breathtaking and I highly recommend taking a break at this beach if you happen to be passing through the Boryeong Tunnel.

Visiting the beach with your family is a great way to relax and unwind. Don't forget to bring food, as there aren't many restaurants in the vicinity. And if you're feeling adventurous, try the Obong chicken - it's delicious!

There aren't many people around, making it the perfect spot to appreciate the beauty of the sunset!

The sea is exceptionally serene and unperturbed during weekdays, with an immaculate and uncluttered shoreline. The town itself is petite, yet it boasts a surprisingly pure and hygienic environment.