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Dadaepo Beach

다대포해수욕장

The beach at Busan's western end, where the Nakdong River meets the sea — wide flats and water so shallow you walk a long way out. It is the side of Busan the sun sets on, which is why people come; the Sunset Fountain of Dreams on its plaza, unlike the beach, rests on Mondays.

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Sunset over the sand and incoming waves at Dadaepo Beach

Place information

Korean name
다대포해수욕장
Address
14 Molundae 1-gil, Saha-gu, Busan
Opening hours
not published by the operator
Closed
Sunset Fountain of Dreams Every Mon
Hours notes
Visit Busan says only that the beach operates daily and prints no clock times for it. The Sunset Fountain of Dreams runs from late April to late September, Tuesday to Sunday: 20:00–20:20 on weekdays in April–August with an extra 21:00–21:20 show at weekends, and each of those 30 minutes earlier in September.
Time needed
2 hours
Admission
Free

Prices

AdmissionFreeThe beach is free to use; parking is charged separately.

Source: Visit Busan — Dadaepo Beach and its fountain ·

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What to see

Soft sand

Long-term weathering has left the fine white sand very soft.

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