Songjeong Beach
송정해수욕장
The beach further east than Haeundae, shallow and gently shelving, which is why the surf schools are here. It is where a traveller goes to get away from the Haeundae and Gwangalli crowds, and it is the end of the Blue Line Park beach tram.
Language
Place information
- Korean name
- 송정해수욕장
- Address
- 62 Songjeong-haebyeon-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan
- Opening hours
- 09:00–18:00
- Closed
- Open year-round
- Hours notes
- The 09:00–18:00 that Visit Busan prints is the beach's stated operating window. The swimming season's dates are not on that page.
- Time needed
- 2 hours
- Admission
- Free
Prices
| Admission | Free |
|---|
Source: Visit Busan — Songjeong Beach ·
Stories about this place
- Busan Itinerary for 2 or 3 Days: Old City, Coast, and a Mountain Temple
A first-timer's route through Busan. One day for the old city in the west, one for the beaches in the east, and a third that runs from a mountain temple in the north down to the southern headland. Split east and west so you never cross the city twice in a day.
- Five Ways to See the Sea in Busan — an Island, Two Beaches, a Coastal Train, and One Indoors
Five places in Busan where the sea is seen differently: the skywalk at the cliff edge above Oryukdo, surfing at Songjeong and sunset at Dadaepo, the old rail line turned tourist route at Haeundae Blue Line Park, and the national museum built out over the water. Four are free; one charges.
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