Busan

Korea's most famous beach with a 1.5km stretch of white sand. Vibrant nightlife, festivals, and stunning ocean views.

Colorful hillside village known as 'Machu Picchu of Busan'. Narrow alleys filled with art, murals, and cafes.

Urban beach famous for views of Gwangandaegyo Bridge. Perfect for night views, cafes, and restaurants along the shore.

Dramatic cliffside park on Yeongdo Island with lighthouse, walking trails, and panoramic ocean views.

Stunning seaside Buddhist temple perched on the northeastern coast. One of the most unique temple settings in Korea.

Scenic coastal road between Haeundae and Songjeong with cherry blossoms in spring and ocean views year-round.

A 1.2 km sandy beach loved by surfers and locals — quieter than Haeundae with great surf schools. Free parking lot north of the beach (fills up after 10:00 in summer).

Iconic cantilever-roof building hosting the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) each October. Free to walk around; LED ceiling shows run at 20:00 nightly. Paid underground parking attached.

A 365 m glass-bottom coastal walkway connected to Korea's longest sea cable car (1.62 km). Combo ticket 27,000 KRW. Parking at the Songdo Beach lot (3,000 KRW for 3 hours).

Korea's largest seafood market. Buy fresh hoe (sashimi) on the first floor, then have it prepared on the second floor (cooking fee 5,000-8,000 KRW per person). Paid public parking nearby.

A 4.7 km coastal cliff trail opposite Gwangan Bridge, with wooden walkways and ocean-view rest platforms. Free and lit until 22:00. Start from Igidae Parking Lot (free) or Oryukdo Skywalk side.