Gangneung · #27004

Sacheon Beach #Ocean View #Three Rooms #Near the Beach 1-1206

Had a great week here and leaving now. The view is absolutely stunning. There were no major inconveniences during my stay. The host and I communicated well. Since we stayed for a week, we brought our own toiletries and used them. It's great to get to Sacheonjin Beach from the accommodation. I was worried whether it would be difficult for children to walk there, but even a 5-year-old could walk there, so the accessibility is excellent. Besides Sacheonjin Beach, there are various other beaches within a 5-10 minute drive, making it very convenient to get around. Sagungjin Beach in particular was amazing.

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It was close to Sacheon Beach and there were many good restaurants. I brought my mom here and went to one place a day. I went to the beach every day and walked. It was less than 10 minutes on foot, and the weather was nice so it was nice to walk. I went to Gangneung Mission Center, Solbat Arboretum, and Sacheon Beach every day, and walked barefoot at Songjeong Beach and Gangmun Beach. I also walked along the pine forest path. It seemed like a long week, but the days passed quickly. I want to come back in the summer and learn how to surf and go snow cooling. When you come here, make sure to bring shampoo, conditioner, body cleanser, toilet paper, and kitchen paper. We didn't know and just bought them at a convenience store. I couldn't turn on the gas range, so I wandered around for a while, but the gas safety device next to the hood was working. I turned it off and used it well. I have to go back to my daily life, work hard, and come back to rest. The accommodation was newly built, so it was clean and nice. I thought it would be nice to have a second house in a place like this. I'm doing well~~

The best part was that it was only a five-minute walk to Sacheonjin Beach. The sea was incredibly clear, and there were many families, so it felt safe. The first-floor shopping center offered a No Brand Burger, a convenience store, Chaeseondang, and Hodudang, which I enjoyed. The kitchenettes were well-stocked, so I think I could easily live there for a month. I didn't realize I needed to bring my own toilet paper, shampoo, and body wash, so I bought them at the convenience store on the first floor. If it were closer to where I live, I'd visit often.

I came here to stay for a week, but after staying for one day, I liked it so much that I extended my stay for another week and will be staying for two weeks. Since we were traveling with children, we brought more household items, but if it were an adult trip, it was so well-equipped that I could just come by myself. (Multi-tap, rolling pin, rice cooker, grater, potato peeler, novels worth reading, etc.) The bed in the master bedroom was at least king-sized and very comfortable. Since there was a Giga Genie, I bought a membership and used it to play songs for the kids. I'll share some things I enjoyed nearby 1. Go out in the morning to buy bread at Bu Seong Dang (opens at 6 am), watch the sunrise, meet stray cats, and buy a lot of delicious bread 2. Buy a fishing rod for flatfish at CU near Sacheon Port, fish at Sacheon Port, and feed the cats that came to watch 3. Experience feeding at Gangneung Baby Animal Farm (it was nice that there was food in front of the animals, so I didn't have to carry the feeder around and feed them) I think I'll miss the ocean I used to see while having a cup of coffee at the dining table. Take care!