Munseom Hangaechang문섬 한개창
A signature Munseom site where shallow seaweed forests lead into colorful soft-coral colonies and a deepening wall.
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About this spot
At a glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Main depth | Recent recreational routes are about 16-24 m; deeper terrain continues to around 45 m |
| Terrain | Broad gully, gravel patches, wave-cut platform, and a wall that drops away |
| Highlights | Kelp and sargassum, colorful soft corals, black corals and long-branch black corals |
| Recent conditions | Water temperature 19-26 degrees C, visibility 5-8 m |
| Dive style | Boat dive with route options; may become a drift dive |
What makes it special
On the northwest side of Munseom, Hangaechang lets you choose a route to match your depth and experience. Kelp and sargassum sway in the shallows, while around 20 m the rocks carry gasi, purple, and pink soft corals together with black corals. Seaweed forest, coral garden, and wall terrain connect in one dive.
Stay inside the gully for a calmer route, or pass the corner and drift toward Saekki Islet. The same site may be an easy dive in the teens or a deeper 20 m-plus route depending on the team and the sea.
Dive guide
- Agree on maximum depth, direction, gas-turn pressure, and ascent point before entry.
- Deeper routes use gas faster and shorten the computer's no-decompression limit.
- Keep precise buoyancy so fins and equipment do not touch fragile corals.
- Current around the corner and nearby boat traffic can change; follow the local briefing.
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