Beach · Busan

Haeundae Beach

해운대

Walk Haeundae's beachfront, continue west through Dongbaekseom's wooded coast or head east to Mipo for a booked Beach Train or Sky Capsule ride.

Aerial view of Haeundae Beach in summer, rows of parasols on the sand and Haeundae's high-rises along the shore — Haeundae Beach in July, parasols lined up from the water to the boardwalk. Photo: ⓒ한국관광콘텐츠랩-라이브스튜디오

Plan your visit

Beachfront, wooded coast or a ride from Mipo?

Haeundae gives you three different ways to spend time by the sea. The beach is the central arrival point; Dongbaekseom and Mipo sit at opposite ends of the waterfront.

An open waterfront walk

Walk the Haeundae beachfront

Start at Haeundae Beach 해운대해수욕장

Choose the beachfront for a walk beside the sand with sea views and cafés close by. The metro approach below brings you to the main beach, so you can decide how far to continue after arriving.
Metro directions to the beach
Trees and a rocky shoreline

Continue to Dongbaekseom

Start at Dongbaekseom at the western end of Haeundae 동백섬

Follow the waterfront west to Dongbaekseom for a coastal path through woodland and views back towards the beach. This is the choice when you want a walk that continues beyond the sand.
Official Dongbaekseom visitor guide
Book a coastal ride

Blue Line Park from Mipo

Start at Blue Line Park Mipo Station 해운대블루라인파크 미포정거장

At the eastern end of Haeundae, Mipo is a departure point for the Beach Train and Sky Capsule. Choose the service, departure station and time on the operator's English reservation page before adding the ride to your beach visit.
Book Blue Line Park in English

The metro directions reach the main beach

Use Haeundae Station on Metro Line 2, Exit 5, then walk about 15 minutes. Dongbaekseom is at the western end; Mipo Station is at the eastern end. Allow for that onward walk when choosing a ride departure.

See the arrival directions