Yeonggwang Baeksu coastal road sunset panorama along the shoreline | Travel Course | K-Travel Mate

Moraemi Beach is a place where you can leisurely enjoy swimming in Yeonggwang. The name Moraemi originates from 'Moraemi,' an old place name of Hanshi Village in Gusu-ri. Although it is small in size and the coastline is not long, the white and fine sand of the beach attracts many people in summer. It is also a cozy beach with beautiful, unspoiled surrounding scenery. You can enjoy the splendid views of the Dadohae and Yeonggwang Bridge together.

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Baeksu Coastal Park is a coastal walking park formed with a grassy lawn. There is a circular trail along the coast, and a sunset observatory is located on the hill. It is a beautiful park where you can briefly stop your car and have a healing time. Walking along the Baeksu Coastal Park trails, you can also see Turtle Rock and Hat Rock. According to legend, the Candleholder Rock, Turtle Rock, and Hat Rock on the Baeksu Coastal Park and coastal road are linked to a fisherman who went to sea and did not return. His wife carried her child on her back and held a candleholder, waiting at the shore for her husband’s return until she turned into stone. The husband, who drowned at sea, became a turtle, saw the candlelight, and returned to the shore, turning into stone.

Baeksu Coastal Road, famous for its magnificent sunset, features the Sunset Observatory. From the observatory, visitors can simultaneously experience the thrilling sensation of walking in the air and the vast open sea before their eyes. At the end of the skywalk, there is a hot photo zone with the wing sculpture of the Black-tailed Gull called 'Endless Love.' The wings light up in various colors at night thanks to landscape lighting. Measuring 3.6 meters tall and 3.2 meters wide, it was installed in 2021 to symbolize the beautiful love and wishes for lifelong happiness of all who visit Baeksu Coastal Road. The Black-tailed Gull is a symbol of Chilsando and is known to stay with its mate for life.