Gimnyeong Seonsegi Beach

Jinning Beach is a very good beach on Jeju Island, because he has not become a gathering place occupied by tourists, the entire beach is still mostly locals, so there will not be many people, the sanitary condition is relatively good, white sand and blue sea water, It is a very pleasant environment for vacation travel, so if you are a family or a honeymoon, I think you can choose to come here.

Jinning Beach can be reached by No. 201 bus. It's just before the entrance of Wanzhang Cave. It runs every 20 minutes. There's an English newspaper station. It takes an hour to come from Jeju. I went to Wanzhang Cave once. The water was blue-green, the sand was white and beautiful. It was as clean as those distant islands. When I returned, the sky was dark and I could not photograph that color. The water in the photo is clear and there is no garbage or broken glass. The sand is very fine, and it doesn't crack, unlike some beaches where feet hurt when they go into the water. The sea water is like a basin of clear seafood soup.

One of the beautiful beaches on Jeju Island, the white beach has algae, and there are some windmills nearby. There are many crabs, conches and fish. The black rock is very beautiful. You can take Bus No. 701 from Jeju bus terminus to here. Not far away is a cave.

Gimnyeong Beach, with black basalt stones, white wind turbines and white sand

Gimnyeong Beach was a wonderful place where white sand and basalt were harmonized after visiting Gimnyeong Labyrinth Park.

I've been there again for a long time. The beach is under construction and covered with something. It would be great if it came in summer.. There are many wind generators around. I don't think I've seen it before.

Jinning did not find the beach, only found a reef, but it did not affect the appreciation of blue-burst surface of the sea water, so blue sea water let me sigh Qinhuangdao as the Yellow River. Jinning sea is really beautiful, let people forget to leave, reluctant to leave. Jinning also has a unique sea spring. When the tide ebbs, it forms a sea spring. It is still clear, which makes me feel like I am in Maldives.