Namae Port 남애항
Yangyang · Jukdo, Ingu & Namae · Sights
Namae is a postcard-like fishing harbour, with boats tied up beneath low hills and small restaurants lined along the quay. It is often described as one of the prettiest harbours on the East Coast. You can wander the breakwater, see fishermen mending nets, and have fresh fish or a coffee within a few steps.
A skywalk once drew crowds but may be closed for maintenance, so confirm before you go. Early morning is when boats come in, while evening light colours the water. Admission is free.
A visit takes about an hour, longer if you eat.
Use the car park in front of the harbour on Maebawi-gil. Buses along the coast are infrequent, so a car or taxi is better. (Show a driver: 남애항)
Show this Korean name to your taxi driver or match it to signs: 남애항
- Best time to visit
- Early morning as boats land, or around sunset.
- Pair it with
- Dolbawi Hoetjip, Namae Jeil Sikdang and Whale Cafe are all in the harbour.
- Great for
- Couples, Friends, Parents, Solo travelers
- Local tip
- A small harbour often called one of the prettiest on the East Coast, with raw-fish restaurants and cafes within walking distance. The skywalk may be closed for repairs, so check.