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Pyeongsan Port is a fishing port near the village of Pyeongsan-ri, Nam-myeon, Namhae-gun. During the Japanese invasions of Korea (Imjin War), naval commander Jo Man-ho, under the command of Jeolla Left Navy, stationed here, built a fortress, and the place was called Pyeongsanpo. Pyeongsan Port is the endpoint of Namhae Baragil Course 11 (Daraengi Zigetgil) and the starting point of Baragil Course 12 (Imjinseonggil). It has a subtle charm rather than extravagance, and the sunset viewed from Pyeongsan Port is beautiful. Along the coast, there is a small Baragil art museum created by renovating a health center, which regularly holds exhibitions, making it a place with many things to see. Besides the small art museum, there are many tourist attractions worth visiting, such as Pyeongsan Breakwater, Gwansando Island, and Ananti Namhae.

Namhae-gun, the treasure island resembling a butterfly, has Nam-myeon located at the tip of the butterfly’s left wing, and within Nam-myeon is Sachon village, named for its abundant sand since ancient times. Sachon Beach, located in Sachon village, is a small beach with a length of 650m, a beach width of 20m, and a total area of about 13,000㎡. With a water depth of 1.5m and a moderate water temperature of 25°, it is ideal for swimming and is especially popular among family visitors every year. Around Sachon Beach, thick pine trees planted as windbreak forests over 300 years ago embrace the coast, and there is also a hiking trail passing through Eungbongsan up to Seolheulsan, making it a highly attractive place where visitors can enjoy swimming, fishing, and hiking together. Near Sachon Beach are a healing farm, Treasure Island Camping Ground remodeled from an old school, and Seomijeongwon, a European-style garden designated as Gyeongsangnam-do’s first private garden.

Darangi Village is located in Namhae-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do. The ancestors expanded their farmland by cutting into the mountain slopes, building stone retaining walls, and creating terraced rice paddies. The narrow and long paddies start from the sea and continue in steps, facing Eungbongsan and Seolheulsan, the most beloved hiking trails in Namhae. Although the irregularly shaped paddies appear random, there are pleasant walking trails and observatories between them for comfortable exploration. It takes about an hour to visit Darangi's landmarks such as Amsuba Rock, Babmudeom, Cloud Bridge, and Mongdol Beach.

Dugok Wolpo Beach is a beach located about south of Namhae-eup. The surrounding area features a pine forest created as a windbreak and a beach where pebbles and sand are mixed, rather than a flat sandy beach. There are places for rock fishing, making it a quiet and cozy beach suitable for families. The scenery of Kkokdubang Beach on the left side of the beach is exquisite, and the nearby coastal tourist road allows visitors to enjoy spectacular coastal views. The beach's sandy area has a moderate mix of pebbles and sand, with an average water depth of 1 to 2 meters.