강동해수온천
Until last year, I only went there about half the time a month. The parking lot is quite large, and the bathing fee is around 7,000 to 8,000 won. My mother often went there because she said the water quality was different. But I used to take my mother there because she said she wanted to see an 800-year-old tree nearby.
The water is salty, maybe because it's seawater, but my skin feels really smooth and nice after bathing. The facilities are a bit old, but the view of the ocean from the bathhouse and the roadside location make it easy to find. After bathing, I went to see the pavilion and the beach, so I want to go again.
The location is excellent, with close proximity to the Hoe Center and Jeongja Port. It's a convenient stop along the Gangdong Sarang-gil Road, offering fresh water and a refreshing view of Jeongja Port from the window.
The lady working in the women's bathhouse was very friendly. The facilities seemed old, but the water was good, so it was nice. It's old, but it's relatively clean. I feel like I'll be going there once a week.
After walking along the Haeparang Trail, I soaked in the iodine hot springs. All my fatigue melted away and my skin became smooth. The facilities may be old, but the water is truly wonderful.
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