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The Haenam Dinosaur Museum, located in Wuhang-ri, Hwangsan-myeon, Haenam-gun, is the largest dinosaur museum in Korea, with about 200,000 visitors every year since its opening in 2007. Wuhang-ri is the first area in the world where pterosaurs, dinosaurs, and bird footprints have been found in the same strata, and if you visit the museum, you can see clear footprints in the three protected buildings.
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고천암갈대밭
It is known as the most beautiful reed field among the reed fields in the country, and it is said that visitors can see the scenery around sunset from early November to the end of November
명량대첩비
The monument was erected to commemorate Yi Sun-shin's contribution to the victory of the Battle of Myeongnyang (1597), during the Japanese invasion of Korea. What was moved to Gyeongbokgung Palace during the Japanese colonial rule was relocated to the coastal area of Haenam in 1947 (1186-7, Hakdong-ri, Munnae-myeon), and relocated to its current location in March 2011.
산이정원
It is a garden with various plants and flowers, and it is a place where you can appreciate the natural scenery that changes with the season.
금강산
It consists of numerous peaks with 40 km east-west, 60 km north-south, and 530 km² in total area, strange rocks and waterfalls caused by long-term geological activities and weathering, and areas covered with coniferous and broad-leaved forests.
임하도
It consists of two islands and houses 36 generations and 93 people. Two islands from east to west lead to Imha-gyo Bridge to form Imha-do Island. The two islands are not bridges, but bridges that block water, allowing water to flow on one side. In other words, a breakwater was built on both sides and cemented at the end.
송평해변
It is famous for its long 3-km-long sandy beach and beautiful coastline. It was developed as a beach in 1994. It is well-known for its quiet white sand beaches and fine sand, and about half of the white sand beaches are tied to military areas, which is why public access is restricted. Along the coastline, there are springs that do not dry out even in drought, and dragon caves that live in dragons.