I went to Busan with my friend, and we stayed at my grandparents' house. My grandparents' house was far from Haeundae Beach, which doesn't matter. Because the transportation is well equipped. If you want to use transportation like us, I recommend the subway rather than the bus. It is much faster to take the subway because the bus is delayed due to the traffic jam. After swimming, you can take a shower at the public shower booth. And there are many restaurants around the beach, which is perfect if you're feeling hungry. So, if you want to see the best sightseeing of Busan as well as enjoy swimming, visit Haeundae Beach.

We been to Haeundae Beach several times and this time round, it was just before Christmas in December 2023. The beach was crowded during the day and we enjoyed the sunset in the late afternoon. When it was dark, the beach was litted up with colourful lights. There was also Christmas performance with Christmas songs sang in Korean on a constructed stage. Even when we were leaving the beach after 9pm, there were still many people crossing the road to the beach.

The views and the skyline were amazing. I had a lot of fun walking on the beach and enjoying the cool air. It is conveniently located to the local market area so there are many cafes, restaurants, shops, and stores to visit. The weather was cold and windy, but also sunny!

This was also included as part of a tour package arranged through our cruise line. It's a nice walk through Dongbaekseom Park to the beach with some stunning views along the way. The beach is beautiful, sandy beach with blue water and is spotlessly clean. It's definitely worth a visit, in my humble opinion.

If you ask me, the one place you really have to go to is Haeundae Beach in Busan. No matter when you go, the powerful waves greet you. The majestic sounds of waves will wash away your stress! Plus, by scanning the QR code around the beach, you can have pictures taken by two cameras located on the tourist information center's roof, which capture the scenery of Haeundae. Moreover, If you want to experience something special, I highly recommend the Yacht tour. Imagine floating in the middle of the sea and enjoying the beautiful sight of haeundae for about an hour. Whether you're visiting with friends, family or a lover, I bet you would love the mood. As a service, a staff member will take your picture, afterwards, you can get the photo printed. Unless you choose a rainy day, there will be a spectacular view of the blue sea and the blue sky .

Busan is a beautiful city. At night, you can see the wide sea, city streets, and beautiful night views, which is wonderful. Haeundae, and also Gwangalli, and delicious fish foods are all over the place. I have loved Busan since I was young, and I remember going to Busan often for that reason. For this reason, it is also a frequent destination for many Koreans. You can choose it as a regular destination for couple trips. You can also see friendly dialects that you can't see in Seoul. I can understand because I speak in dialect Seoulites who don't know dialect well may not understand it. however, i really recommend Busan for trip Ha ha.

This is a pretty, sandy beach with inviting sand and sea and a backdrop of skyscrapers and mountains. We were there until April, so out of season but it was still quite busy. There are lots of restaurants and convenience stores on the walkway behind the beach and also an aquarium.

I traveled to Korea with my family. For the trip to Busan, I rented a car with a driver at MOVVV and enjoyed the trip for 8 hours. It was much more convenient and safer than a taxi. Haeundae Beach was my favorite place. Everywhere is connected here and you can have various experiences. I couldn't enjoy swimming in the sea because it was cold, but the sunset and night view alone are wonderful enough beaches.

Long stretch of beach and perfect for a stroll on a cooling day. Quiet on a weekday morning. There was a sand castle competition with several castles being built. Walked all the way to the coastal blue train station at Mipo.

Even without the unbelievably beautiful sand sculptures that we were lucky enough to see (mid-May), we would have been wildly enthusiastic about this lovely beach. Soft sand, clear blue water without the slightest impurity, plenty of space, and relatively few people (Asians usually don't swim or sunbathe). If you're hitting the beach in Busan, this is the place to bring your beach towel.