Song-Jung Beach

Song-Jung Beach is a protected bay located on South Korea's southeast coast, facing west toward enclosed waters. The spot consists of two distinct beach areas separated by a small rocky peninsula, creating a sheltered environment ideal for beginners. The bay's narrow entrance limits wind consistency and fetch, resulting in the modest 0.68m average wave heights and low 39.2% wind reliability documented for the location. Best conditions occur with northerly winds (0°) that blow parallel to the primary beach, providing side-shore wind flow. The protected nature of the bay makes this spot suitable for progression-level kiters and those seeking calmer conditions. Water temperatures average 15°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection. Kiters should be aware of the rocky peninsula dividing the beaches, potential boat traffic in the bay, and tidal influences through the narrow entrance. The gradual beach slope and soft sand make for safe landings. Limited fetch and wind consistency make this spot more valuable during seasonal wind shifts rather than for consistent daily sessions.