Daebudo Island

First choose where to see the sea

Bangameori, Gubongdo, salt fields, and geological sites each offer different scenery. Instead of visiting all of them in one day, first choose an interest such as coastal walking or an ecological experience.

For mudflat experiences and ecological interpretation, check operating schedules and application methods. Distinguish paths open to independent walks from experience areas entered with a guide.

Combine meals and onward travel at Bangameori

Restaurants are clustered around Bangameori, across the Sihwa Seawall, where you can find clam kalguksu and seafood dishes. If you cannot eat shellfish or seafood, check the ingredients before ordering.

If planning to walk between coastal spots, count the return distance too. Without a car, check both the walk from your bus stop and your transport home.

Excerpt from the Official Description

Daebudo, called the Hawaii of Ansan, is an island that became connected to the mainland by the Sihwa Seawall, yet still retains the romance and lyricism of an island in many places.

This is a brief quotation from the official original or a verified translation. See the source link for the full information.

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Location

To get to Daebudo Island, look up the address 경기도 안산시 단원구 대부황금로 1531 on the map. Check that both the place name and address match.

What to Know Before Visiting

If you plan to spend time outdoors, check the weather first. Also check where the trail entrance is and whether any sections have restricted access.