The park's proximity to the Halmi and Halabi rocks provides a backdrop for sunset viewing, as the sun sets directly between these two sea stacks.
The park grounds are managed by the Korea Flower Park organization, which frequently hosts international-standard floral expos.
The location is specifically oriented toward the western horizon, making it a recognized site for coastal golden hour photography in Chungcheongnam-do.
The beach directly adjacent to the park is famous for its tidal flats that expose large areas of seabed during low tide, allowing for shellfish harvesting.
Kkotji Shoreline Park is a coastal recreation area situated along the Anmyeon-do island coastline in Taean-gun. The park is most renowned for its expansive floral displays and its proximity to the iconic Halmi and Halabi rock formations. The landscape is designed with tiered garden beds that undergo seasonal planting rotations throughout the year. Visitors can access the adjacent Kkotji Beach, which features a long stretch of sand and shallow coastal waters. The park serves as a primary venue for regional flower festivals that highlight local horticultural achievements. A significant portion of the site is developed specifically to support large-scale floral exhibitions and pedestrian walkways overlooking the Yellow Sea. The terrain is flat and paved, facilitating ease of navigation for visitors moving between the garden displays and the shoreline.
The elevated viewing deck looking westward toward the Halmi and Halabi rocks during sunset.
Wear comfortable, flat walking shoes to traverse both the paved garden paths and the sandy beach areas.
Check the tide charts before visiting if your goal is to walk out toward the Halmi and Halabi rock formations, as they are only accessible by land during low tide.
Bring UV protection, as the park is largely exposed with minimal natural canopy cover.
Do not attempt to walk to the rock formations during high tide, as the path can be rapidly submerged.
Operations are highly seasonal; the park periodically closes for garden replanting between major festival cycles.
Avoid picking flowers or trampling garden beds; stay on marked pedestrian paths.
