Located north of Gyeongpo Beach, this small and simple beach features a 200-meter stretch of white sand and a total area of 6,000㎡. It is a cozy and compact seaside destination with a calm and peaceful atmosphere. The shallow waters make it particularly suitable for families with children. The gently sloping shoreline and easy access via public transportation add to its appeal.

Gangneung’s coastline is made up of 16 beaches, offering various sightseeing opportunities. Visitors can explore nearby Gyeongpo Beach, admire the beautiful lotus flowers floating on Gyeongpo Lake, stroll along the coffee street at Anmok Beach, take photos at the popular photo zone of Gangmun Beach, enjoy soft tofu dishes at Chodang Sundubu Village, or try Dakgangjeong (sweet crispy fried chicken) at Jungang Market.

Sungeut Beach is located near Gyeongpo Beach and is known for its clean sandy shore, tranquil atmosphere, and shallow waters, making it perfect for family vacations. The beach offers convenient facilities such as free parking, an auto camping site, guesthouses, changing rooms, showers, and parasol rentals. Notably, the beach operates under the principle of “no overcharging,” which has attracted significant attention from media outlets and visitors alike. Since 2004, the Sungeut Beach Operation Committee has been running the “Gyeongpo Sungeut Marine Leisure Town” during the summer season, providing visitors with a variety of attractions and hands-on experiences. Although the beach is small in size, it is equipped with a convenience store and public restrooms, and parasol rentals are available for a relaxing beach experience. Due to its proximity to Gyeongpo Beach, visitors can enjoy a peaceful time at Sungeut Beach and then head to the livelier Gyeongpo Beach. A visit to nearby Gyeongpo Lake is also highly recommended.