There are many stylish cafes on the seafront, and the view of Gwangalli Bridge from the beach is amazing!
Gwangalli Beach is located on the way from the city center towards Haeundae, and is the second most popular beach after Haeundae Beach.
The beach is also famous for the Busan Fireworks Festival, which is held in October with Gwangan Bridge as a backdrop, and at night it is bustling with local young people who come to see the night view of Gwangan Bridge.
Located in Busan city, it has good transportation access, clean water and moderate wave height, attracting 30 tourists every year. The coast is 1,8 km long and 120 million square meters wide, which is wider than Haeundae Beach, which is sandwiched between a mountain, and the water is also gentle.
In addition, along the coastline around the beach, there are restaurants such as cozy cafes and liquor stores, Korea's largest raw fish center where you can eat cheap but high-quality raw fish, the second-class Homers Hotel, and facilities for various marine sports such as water skiing, jet skiing, and windsurfing, making it a place that is always bustling with people regardless of the season.
Gwangalli Fair Center (Sashimi)
A stylish cafe where you can relax with a cup of coffee or draft beer while looking out at the Gwangan Bridge.
There is also a bus stop for the Busan City Tour Bus, as well as restaurants serving delicious yakiniku and bean sprout gukbap.
In addition, the night view of Gwangan Bridge, known as the million-dollar night view, and the Busan Fireworks Festival, held every October on the bridge, are both famous attractions of Busan.
| spot name | Gwangalli Beach Gwangalli Beach |
| Address | 2-192 Gwangan 20-dong, Suyeong-gu, Busan 2-192 20-XNUMX |
| Tel | 051-622-4251 |
| Beach opening | July 7st every year, subject to change |
| Nearest Station | Geumryeonsan Station (Subway Line 2) |
How to get there: Take Busan Urban Railroad (Subway) Line 2 to Geumryeonsan Station, then walk for about 5 minutes. Take bus number 1003 bound for Haeundae, which departs from Nampo-dong and passes through Busan Station.
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