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There are five outports, Daecheon Port, Ocheon, Muchangpo, Jukdo and Songdo, for sea fishing in Boryeongcity that is famous for boat fishing in West Coast. In Daecheon Port, about 40 boats are ready for boat fishing.
대천해수욕장
This is the beach that represents Boryeong. Endlessly continuing beach with white sand, blue sea, small and big islands dotted along the horizon, colorful swimsuits looks, pine forest enough to keep the sunshine off, the sun dropping slowly behind the horizon.
원산도
Jeodu, the entrance of Wonsando (Wonsan Island), is a 30 minutes from Daecheon port by ferry. People in the village named this island Wonsando, because the geographical features of the island looked like a wild boar. This island is very famous for the shipping spot. You can reach Seonchon, the biggest village in the Wonsando, when you take a walk for 10 minutes from Jeodu.
성주산
In Boryeong, there is a place reminding the sentence, "When I got out of the tunnel, there was a snow country", which is the first sentence of Japanese author Kawabata Yasunari's novel Yukiguni. That is "Seongju" tunnel. Passing through the Seongju tunnel, which connects downtown and Seongju-Myeon, gives us novel feeling as if we step in totally different world.
보령석탄박물관
Both in and out door coal mining museum has a collection of 1,700 artifacts such as mining tools and mineral samples. Inside the museum six different halls present their unique collections. The Guiding Hall provides general information and has gift shop. The Research Hall shows developing of coal, the Discovery Hall presents samples of coal and other mineral and history of mining industry and the Participating Hall has artificial coal pit that looks realistic.
보령호
The surrounding scenery is beautiful, so you can enjoy a drive along Iseol-do, which surrounds Boryeong Lake, and there is Jungam Rock in Amisan Mountain around Boryeong Dam, and Yongam Yeongdang in Yanggaksan Mountain.
보령 충청수영성
Navy Headquarters of Chungcheong-do Province, Boryeong is a stone castle built high with stones to prevent external invasion into the West Sea. In the 4th year of King Jungjong's reign, Lee Jang-saeng, a Navy thief in the 4th year of King Jungjong's reign, built a 1,650-meter-long castle surrounding the outskirts of Suyeong, Chungcheong Province, and placed a chiseong or a gokseong on a high place to examine the sympathy of the sea and the island, and it was a key point for coastal defense.