Eurwangni Beach — Attraction in Incheon

Love love loooooveeee amazing place, easy to get from Seoul, just read the maps properly because, I took the bus the other way, the bus stop is on the third floor of Incheon airport if you're going to the bathing resort bus stop 😭😭.

Regardless, beach was lovely, water was not really cold in comparison to UK beaches but it's good enough to swim in, sand was more finely grained. But I was able to walk in my bare feet.

My group and I sat under an umbrella thinking it was free. IT WAS NOT. An inspector told us we need to pay a fee of 15,000 won to use the umbrella which wasn't too bad if you split the price amongst friends.

Restaurants around were mostly seafood, like grilled scallops, clams, shrimp the whole lot. There were so many places that looked good, but my friends and I went to one that was opposite a self photo booth and it was amazing, they cooked the scallops for us probably because I was doing something wrong 😭😭 but I didn't have to pay anything extra for that service.

When it got dark, there were people doing sparklers and there were some fireworks people were blasting which was sooo pretty, so I suggest stay until night hits! Only thing is that there tends to be a lot of smoke because of the fireworks being shot but it was such a nice view to watch!!

Overall lovely day...

It is a beach street that retains its retro look from the old 80s. On the beach, there are two young people who display fireworks, balloon popping and toy shooting ranges for families to try, and they also sell a lot of delicious snacks. Please note that if you purchase "Sipwon Bread" at the entrance of the street, you can get an hour of free parking. If it's nearby, it's worth a visit. Compared to Wolmido Island, it's not too...

Fantastic beach with lots of sand and shallow warm water. Tide goes a long way out but is great and would be a lovely place to watch the sun set.

The beach is surrounded by restaurants, all great value so spending the day here gives you a fantastic taste of...