Coastal Trip from Oseano to Mokpo Lighthouse on Haewon Peninsula

The northwest part of Haewon Peninsula offers a coastal landscape distinct from that of Dangu Village. The Oseano Tourist Complex showcases the current development of leisure and lodging by the sea, while Oseano Beach is a spot where you can closely encounter mudflats and the horizon. The Wolrae Sunset Observation Point and Mokpo Lighthouse provide views of the West Sea sunset and the entrance to Mokpo's shipping routes from the tip of Maewol-ri.

Usuyoung Port demonstrates the movement of fishing boats and passengers in the southern area of Munnae living zone. There is a significant difference in amenities between the tourist complex and the distant lighthouses and observation points. Around sunset, focus on the Wolrae area during the day at Oseano, and plan to return through Usuyoung Port. Be sure to consider the narrow road sections and areas with poor cell coverage.

The open beaches of Oseano and the lighthouse and sunset at Maewol-ri make you feel the elongated terrain of Haewon Peninsula toward the sea. Mokpo Lighthouse is not just a simple photo spot; it's a marine traffic facility that marks the entrance to shipping routes, while Usuyoung Port remains a lively harbor for boats and seafood today. When you view the tourist beaches, shipping routes, and fishing ports together, you see the northwest sea of Haenam in a three-dimensional way.

Sunset times vary with the seasons and clouds, and driving on the remote coastal roads can be tricky at night. Always check the access range of lighthouse facilities and parking at observation points, and do not stop on the road. Avoid entering mudflats without permission and do not interfere with operational vehicles in the embankments or harbors. Calculating your travel time just after sunset in advance ensures a safe coastal drive.