Busan: Small Group With Hotel Pickup, Sky Capsule, Local Guide

Once a railway built during the Japanese colonial era, the old Donghae Nambu Line has been reborn as a scenic coastal route along Busan’s blue shoreline — a unique journey where history meets the sea.

Find peace, make a wish, and create unforgettable memories at a cliffside temple by the ocean, where the sea meets the sky.

Gwangandaegyo is Busan’s longest ocean bridge, connecting Haeundae and Suyeong. At night, it lights up with colorful LED displays, offering a stunning view from Gwangalli Beach. It’s a must-see landmark for anyone visiting Busan.

Formed by refugees during the Korean War, this is Korea's largest seafood market. Discover Busan's resilient history and enjoy the freshest local catch.

The birthplace of the Busan International Film Festival. Once a historic cinema district, it's now a lively hub featuring celebrity handprints and famous street food.

Known for its whimsical charm, Gamcheon Culture Village offers picture-perfect views, dreamy streets, and countless photo opportunities that you won't want to miss.

Opened in 1913, Songdo Beach is Korea’s first public beach and a place that holds traces of Busan’s modern history. Built in 2013, Songdo Marine Cable Car offers the unique experience above the sea, making it one of Busan’s signature coastal attractions where the past and present meet.

Overlooking the ocean where wartime ships once approached, now a peaceful escape with powerful views and history under your feet.