Haeundae Beach

Don’t miss this lovely little train ride called Sky Capsule when you visit Haeundae Beach in Busan 🏖️☀️. With a 30-min ride from Mipo to Cheongsapo station, you will enjoy nice views of beaches in Busan. The capsule can fit up to 4 people so don’t worry if you are traveling with your couple or as a group of friends. Once you get off at Cheongsapo station, you can continue the other train called Beach Train which will take you further to another 3 (or 4 if I am not mistaken 🤣) stations to enjoy another 30 minutes of sea view. For those who like walking, you can also walk all the way along the beach as well. Trust me, you will not regret this moment! 😄 #busan #Skycapsule #korea

#BusanTravel Get your lifetime photo with a background of the sea 🌊 Although it seems like walking would be faster, you can enjoy the Busan sea more leisurely and privately 🌊 There is a different charm from the beach train that runs coolly 🚋 I understand why it's a hot spot, you can definitely get a lifetime photo 😉 🐧Tip ✔Sky Capsule operates only between Mipo-Cheongsapo / Cheongsapo-Mipo ✔Takes 30 minutes ✔2 people 30,000 won / 3 people 39,000 won / 4 people 44,000 won ✔We recommend online booking at least one week before your visit (please do it...) 📍Haeundae Blue Line Park 116 Cheongsapo-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan #HotSpot #CityTravel #CoupleTrip #SoloTravel #DateCourse #SummerMemories #ResortTravel #DateCourse

Of course the air is chilly so bring a jacket, but the skies are clear and the water is so blue. The fresh air and beach walk was just what we needed after filling our bellies with delicious seafood! The short pier is a great place to take a few shots 📸 If you’re not up to walking on the sand, just a few meters up the hill near blue line park there is a boardwalk to walk along the beach with beautiful views of the ocean and the forest. #southkorea #busan #yearofrabbit #beachlife #haeundaebeach

The beach makes everything better—and it's good for your mind, body and spirit.Everyone knows a vacation is good for you, but a beach vacation is the best! Look up at the cerulean blue sky. Feel the warm sugar sand between your toes. Find inner peace with all of the Gulf Coast beauty that surrounds you. It's so easy to be relaxed here. #awesomepic #couplestrip #instagramworthydestinations #unforgettableexperiences #beach #love

Last Saturday (5/20) I went to the Haeundae Sand Festival and stumbled upon a hydrangea flower path! The Haeundae Songrim Park hydrangeas, which start near the Westin Chosun Beach, are so beautiful 🩷 Seeing the summer flower hydrangeas blooming already makes me wonder if it's hotter than usual these days 😂 The colors are so vivid and the various baby hydrangeas blooming make me anticipate how beautiful it will be when they are in full bloom 💜 It's not a very short walk, so it's perfect to take a stroll and enjoy the flowers while chatting 🩷 - - 📍Haeundae Songrim Park 🧭702 U-dong, Haeundae-gu, Busan ℹ️Since the beach is right there, it's a great course to enjoy the hydrangeas while looking at the sea! #BusanTravel #Haeundae #Hydrangea

When it comes to Busan, the first thing that comes to mind is the sea! Among them, Haeundae Beach is known as 'the representative of Busan's sea.' It is a place that tourists visit at least once when they come to Busan, not only in summer but throughout all four seasons. Haeundae Beach is a place where you can feel the vibrant atmosphere of Busan more than anywhere else. Speaking of Haeundae Beach, one cannot help but mention the summer season. Every summer, tens of thousands of visitors come here to escape the heat. Centered around a 1.5-kilometer-long white sandy beach, the area is equipped with entertainment and supporting facilities that can satisfy visitors of any nationality and age group. From foreigners who want to enjoy swimming or sunbathing to vacationers who gather here to escape the heat, Haeundae in summer is definitely a hot spot in Korea. In summer, the beach is packed with umbrellas to the extent that the white sand is no longer visible, thus creating the Guinness World Record for 'the beach with the most umbrellas in the world.' It is also the main venue for the Busan International Film Festival held every autumn, where filmmakers from around the world gather, shining like stars. Haeundae is also the backdrop for the Korean drama 'Haeundae Lovers' and the movie 'Haeundae.' Strolling along the white sandy beach of Haeundae, you can see Dongbaek Island standing quietly. Dongbaek Island was once an island far from the mainland, but now it is connected to the mainland by a bridge. Inside, there is a neat and orderly Dongbaek Coast Walkway, which passes through dense forests and connects to the emerald beach, where it is very nice to walk and enjoy the beautiful scenery. At night, the scenery of Haeundae Beach becomes even more enchanting. The night view of the city on the sea from The Bay 101 at the entrance to Dongbaek Island is also a must-see route. The spectacle of skyscraper lights reflected on the night sea is as captivating as the night views of Hong Kong and New York. Because The Bay 101 also has shops where you can dine and enjoy a simple beer, it attracts many visitors. Moreover, there is the Haeundae Grand Market Village where you can eat fresh seasonal seafood, the Haeundae Traditional Market where you can taste soup rice at a low price, and weekend performances at the Guknan-ro Cultural Square. The various charms surrounding Haeundae Beach are truly endless. Every year from May to June, the white sands of Haeundae Beach are newly presented in the form of art at the 'Haeundae Sand Festival.' This is a major event where world beach artists gather, full of interesting sights. The Busan Sea Festival, which lights up the summer nights in July, is also an event not to be missed. Haeundae Beach has more than just a superficial reputation. Because all the experiences related to this place may become memories that some people will get incredibly excited about when they recall, so for those who visit here, we strive to provide an unforgettable experience beyond imagination.

Busan is South Korea's second-largest city, a modern port metropolis with beautiful coastal scenery. It combines modern vibes with historical culture, making it one of the important tourist cities for understanding South Korea. Busan's must-visit attractions include: Haeundae, where the winding Haeundae Bridge and the wave-shaped roof of the Haeundae Theater are landmarks of Busan. Gwangalli, this modern architectural complex blends traditional Korean aesthetics with the latest technology, and the night view is dazzling. The National Maritime Museum, with its unique architecture and exhibits highlighting marine elements, is well worth a visit. Seomyeon Coast, where the coastline is beautiful, and you can watch the sunset and stroll to enjoy the sea view. The Sea Life Aquarium, a huge aquarium where you can see various marine creatures, is a great destination for family trips. In addition, the sea tea mountains in the eastern sea area, the Bismarck Bridge, Busan Tower, and the comfort women statues are also worth seeing. A trip to Busan can cover the main attractions in 2-3 days. You can taste fresh and delicious food and feel the unique charm of this modern port city.

I went to the 2023 Haeundae Sand Festival last Saturday. Unfortunately, the festival only lasted for three days, but the World Sand Sculpture Exhibition is still on display until June 6th, so you can enjoy it for a little longer. How about visiting Haeundae during the Golden Week? 🩵 The sand sculptures were perfectly detailed! As a global tourist destination, there were many foreign visitors, proving once again that Haeundae is the place to be! 🩵 Moreover, I was thrilled to discover the Trip.com logo carved into one of the sand sculptures! There was even a booth, but there were so many people that I couldn't see it properly 😂. The festival was fantastic, with congratulatory performances and waterboard shows! Come to Busan this Golden Week and enjoy the hydrangeas and sand sculpture exhibition! 🩵 - - 📍Haeundae Sand Festival 🧭Haeundae Beach ℹ️May 19-22, 2023 / Exhibition continues until June 6th #BusanTravel #HaeundaeSandFestival #HaeundaeBeach

An observatory in Haeundae! On a clear day, you definitely want to climb it! There's a Starbucks, which is the highest Starbucks in the world! Wherever you sit, the view is spectacular! The toilets are also see-through! There are places with glass floors and transparent floors! I enjoyed it for about an hour and a half! The elevator makes your ears hurt (ω-、) I even bought a photo panel as a souvenir!

➡️ For someone like me who loves hiking, watching the sea, and walking, Busan is too friendly. Following the online travel guide, I played all day from Songjeong - Cheongsapo - Mipo - Haeundae, walking 25,000+ steps that day, saving the money for the famous capsule train 💰krw35000, avoiding the hassle of making reservations in advance and being restricted by the reservation time, focusing on being economical and free~ ➡️ I understand why Koreans are the most numerous Asians on the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela because the scenery is so similar, and the pilgrimage route is even longer. The sea in Busan can't be called the ceiling or anything, but it's very healing to look at, at least better than my previous day of walking by the sea in Bilbao. ✅ Get off at Songjeong Songjeong light rail station and walk 1km to Songjeong Park, with a lighthouse not far away for photo opportunities. ✅ There are many seagulls on Songjeong Beach, and I joined the local kids in feeding them. Of course, there are more seagulls to photograph at Haeundae. ✅ Mipojip Seafood for dining, there are other restaurants along the way, but they are all foreign cuisine. Insisting on eating Korean food, I found this restaurant on the map, and later learned that this restaurant is a popular place for raw marinated seafood stone pot rice, 1 portion 35000KRW, must start with 2 portions, locals basically order this, we chose one portion of ribs and one portion of octopus 🐙 stone pot rice, very exquisite, with a great sea view, and there was a queue at the door when we came out. After eating, continue walking, there will be dead-end roads along the seaside, it is recommended to walk on the trail next to the small train. ✅ Gwangan Bridge Observatory, 💰 free of charge 🆓, just change into shoe covers. The observatory has some glass floors, and it was indeed shaky to walk on them in the strong wind that day. ✅ Cheongsapo, Busan's version of Kamakura, squat for a while for the Kamakura-style small train, the coffee shop ☕️ next to the station looks good. ✅ After passing Cheongsapo, be sure to walk up the mountain road. We walked on the trail next to the small train for a few hundred meters before the trail ended, and had to return to walk on the mountain road. The mountain road is a park, with a walking difficulty factor of 0, and there are even fitness equipment on top, and you can also take aerial photos of the famous capsule train. ✅ Mipo, at the end of the mountain road park is a road, Mipo just came out of nowhere, and there was still time before sunset, so we continued to walk along the seaside trail, and there were really many people queuing for the capsule train. ✅ A few hundred meters further is the final destination Haeundae. The pedestrian street in Haeundae feels very commercialized, so we went back to the hotel nearby and had dinner in the west. If you still have energy, it is recommended to go to Gwangalli not far from Haeundae for dinner, the barbecue smell on the beach is too tempting‼️ ‼️Tips: If you don't have the leg strength, still take the blue-green small train or capsule train; it is recommended to use Naver Maps and Google Maps together for route reference, Naver often can't find the destination while Google can't navigate walking routes 😂

🌟【Attraction Introduction】🌟 Welcome to Haeundae, the treasure land of Korea! Known for its miles of golden beaches and the undulating sea, Haeundae Beach is Asia's premier resort destination. The fine sandy beach embraces the azure sea, creating a natural masterpiece. Besides swimming and playing in the water, you can also enjoy the magnificent sunrise and sunset, feeling the endless poetry bestowed by nature. In addition, there are iconic landscapes such as Gwangan Bridge and Dongbaek Island nearby, as well as the artistic Busan Cinema Center, perfectly blending culture with nature. 🎯【Itinerary】🎯 DAY 1: After arriving at Haeundae, first take a stroll on the beach to feel the sea breeze, then enjoy a leisurely sunset picnic on the sand. For dinner, taste the local fresh seafood feast and experience the fun of Korean barbecue. DAY 2: Get up early in the morning to watch the sunrise at Haeundae, then visit Gwangan Bridge and the surrounding parks. In the afternoon, tour Dongbaek Island, enjoy flower viewing and bird watching, and in the evening, enjoy a unique cultural performance at the Busan Cinema Center. DAY 3: The whole day is free for you to choose to participate in diving or surfing lessons, or go to the nearby Jagalchi Market to hunt for treasures and buy special souvenirs. You can also choose to spend a day relaxing at the Haeundae SPA. Transportation Hub: 🚗【Transportation Tips】🚗 Departing from China, you can fly directly to Busan Gimhae International Airport, and then take the subway or airport bus directly to Haeundae District. Taking Subway Line 2 to Haeundae Station is the most convenient option. In addition, the public transportation system within Busan city is well-developed, with taxis and buses being very convenient, making your trip to Haeundae worry-free. The meaning of travel is to discover beauty, and Haeundae is such a destination full of surprises. With this carefully planned travel guide, let's find our own travel stories on the sunny beaches of Haeundae, and make every moment a precious memory.

📍Destination: 🚗Transportation: 🕰Time: One day 🌞Weather: Sunny☀️ 🗻Attractions: 🍽Cuisine: 🙆‍♀️Mood: Cheerful😁 With the arrival of the holiday, my friends and I decided to take a trip to Busan that's all about 'eating, playing, and having fun'! 🚗At 8 a.m., we set out from the hotel and drove to our first destination—Yonggungsa Temple. This ancient temple, rich in historical and cultural significance, stretches from the foot of the mountain to the top, offering views of beautiful islands and seascapes along the way. Not only can you feel a strong religious atmosphere, but you can also enjoy the breathtaking natural scenery. Especially the colorful five-color pagoda on the observation deck, which is truly refreshing to the soul. 🏖Next, we arrived at the famous Haeundae Beach in Busan, also known as Haeundae. The beach is covered with soft, white sand, and the sea is crystal clear, which is quite magical. Walking on the beach, taking a deep breath of the sea breeze, my mood immediately became joyful and relaxed. Haeundae Beach also offers a variety of water activities, with splashing water and cheerful laughter quickly infecting everyone with enthusiasm and joy! 🌊At Haeundae Beach, you can also taste the delicacies from the sea, from shrimp, oysters, shark fins to grilled sea cucumber, everything is available. We indulged in various cuisines, satisfying our taste buds and making us marvel at the well-deserved reputation of Korean seafood! 🏞Continuing on, we arrived at Cheongsapo, located in the center of Busan. Cheongsapo is a landmark park in Busan and the largest urban natural park in Korea. It is dotted with dense primeval forests, waterfalls, echo pits, and spring pools. The air here is exceptionally fresh, and the lake and mountain scenery is particularly enchanting, making one feel as if in a fairyland. 🛳Finally, we came to Busan Port. Busan Port is the fifth largest port in Asia and is a must-see attraction. Traveling back and forth along the coast of Busan Port, you can enjoy the spectacular view of the port docks and crisscrossing ships. The night view here is also unforgettable. Although the day's itinerary was somewhat tiring, seeing all this beauty made us feel that the trip was flawless! If you also love traveling, why not experience a trip to Busan where you can harmoniously coexist with nature and people?