Busan Haeundae: Blue Line Park Beach Train Ticket

When you really want to enjoy Busan,
Blue Line Park Beach Train

The Haeundae Blue Line Park Beach Train, which contains the real Busan, the city of the blue sea, is a means of transportation and a tourist train that runs from Busan Mipo to Songjeong, looking out the window at the overflowing sea. It is a tourist facility that was redeveloped from the old Donghae Nambu Line that was discontinued along a total of 4.8 km of railroad, and it became a hot place as soon as it opened because you can see Busan's famous spots at once.

In particular, Haeundae Blue Line Park has been ranked overwhelmingly first in the recent dating course trend index, making it a popular travel destination and a must-visit for travelers of all ages in Busan.

Romantic train running over the sea

The interior of the coastal train consists of two rows of benches with all seats facing the sea, and the windows are larger than those of regular trains, allowing you to enjoy an unobstructed view from any seat. Since it runs at a slow speed of 15 km/h, it is great for taking in the ever-changing scenery.

The Dalmaji Tunnel ~ Cheongsapo section is especially close to the sea, so you can feel the romance of running over the sea. From Daritdol Observatory to Gudeokpo section, you can see the dazzlingly beautiful transparent sea, and the Haewol Observatory between Dalmaji Tunnel and Cheongsapo, which will open on June 29, is a beautiful place that is considered one of the 8 scenic views of Korea due to its outstanding sunrise and moonrise, so focus on every moment on the coastal train.

A downtown walking trail next to the train tracks

Next to the Haeundae Beach Train, there is a well-constructed Haeundae Green Railway, a deck path that runs along the blue sea. We recommend taking the beach train, enjoying the cool breeze and the scenery, and then getting off at a mid-stop and taking in the sights of Gwangan Bridge, Dalmaji, and Marine City along the trail.

In particular, Songjeong Station is still using the old Songjeong Station built in the 1930s, so it is a place where you can encounter the history of the old Donghae Nambu Line. Near Songjeong Station, you can enjoy the Songjeong Minbakchon Mural Street and the beautiful scenery of Jukdo Mangyangjeong, so make memories while traveling around every nook and cranny.

Introduction to the Beach Train Course

The Haeundae Beach Train runs round trip from Haeundae Mipo to Songjeong via Cheongsapo. Ticket booths are located at Mipo Station, Cheongsapo Station, and Songjeong Station, and self-service ticket machines are installed at Mipo Station, Dalmaji Station, Daritdol Station, and Gudeokpo Station.

Dalmaji-gil, where the Haewol Observatory is located, is the boundary between the East and South Coasts and is famous for its spectacular sunrise and moonrise, making it one of the eight scenic views of Korea, so be sure to visit.

Mipo Station (0.3 km) > Dalmaji Tunnel (0.8 km) > Haewol Observatory (1.1 km) > Cheongsapo Station (2.3 km) > Daritdol Observatory (2.9 km) > Gudeokpo (3.4 km) > Songjeong Station (4.8 km)

Your available options are:

Single-ride ticket : This is a one-way ticket that allows one-time use. Re-entry is not permitted after disembarking.

2-ride ticket : A round-trip ticket that allows you to re-enter once after disembarking.

All-station ticket (7-ride ticket) : This is a free ticket that can be used at all stops, but re-entry to the same stop is not allowed.