Surfyy Beach서피비치

At a glance

Surfyy Beach is a 1 km stretch set aside for surfing just north of Hajodae Beach, and KTO describes it as Korea's first surf-only beach. Its surf school has around 1,000 boards and runs lessons for every level from first-timers to upper-intermediate, alongside surf yoga, longboarding and snorkeling. Walking onto the beach is free; the beanbag, hammock, chill-out and sunbed zones need a separate Surfyy Pass. A pub and lounge sells drinks and light food, and a party starts on the sand after dark. The Netflix drama Lovestruck in the City filmed its leads' first meeting here.

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Surfyy Beach · 2 tours & tickets

1. KlookSurfyy Beach summer party day tour from SeoulA summer-season day trip from Seoul with a round-trip shuttle to Surfyy Beach and access to its facilities. A group surf lesson and sunset yoga can be added.Book
2. KKdaySurfyy Beach round-trip shuttle from SeoulA round-trip shuttle bus between Seoul and Surfyy Beach.Book

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Tips

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  Board rental is only for people who have taken a lesson before, so first-timers should book a lesson.
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  Stay past sunset if you want to catch the beach party.

Nearby

Ingu BeachA shallow, sandy beach in Yangyang beside bamboo-covered Jukdo, popular with beginner surfers, with surf shops close by.Naksansa TempleA seaside temple founded in 671, with a 16 m statue of the bodhisattva of compassion facing the East Sea and a clifftop pavilion known for sunrise.BTS Bus StopA seaside bus-stop photo zone in Jumunjin that recreates the set from a BTS album-cover shoot, a stop on many fans' Gangneung trips.Gangneung: Jumunjin Breakwater and Anmok Coffee StreetRecreate Goblin's breakwater scene, sip seaside coffee at Anmok and stroll Gyeongpo — about two hours from Seoul by KTX.