Where is the best beach in Busan to stroll in the cool autumn breeze? Though it is not as popular as Haeundae Beach or Gwangalli Beach, Songjeong Beach might be the answer. In particular, its night sea will surely provide you with the relaxation of autumn. Let’s walk along the Songjeong night sea after work with a light heart.

Is there a modern cultural heritage of Korea at Songjeong Beach?

Songjeong Station is a small and pretty flag station that looks like a station from a movie and can be reached by a short walk from Songjeong Beach through the alley opposite the beach. Built in 1941, the station was designated as a National Registered Cultural Heritage because it retains its 1940s architecture.
Currently, Songjeong Station serves as the terminus of the Haeundae Blueline Park, which runs along the beautiful coast of Haeundae and Songjeong. Travelers to Busan are recommended to take the beach train from the Blueline Park Mipo Station to Songjeong Beach and walk around Songjeong. Inside Songjeong Station, you can see the platform that keeps its original appearance. Can there be any place that excites travelers more than an old train station?

Refreshing while walking on the night sea of Songjeong!

To Busan locals, Songjeong Beach is a place full of memories, such as playing leisurely in the ocean instead of crowded Haeundae Beach or having fun all night with friends during school days. Let’s walk along the sandy beach when the sun is setting down. In summer, the daytime will be good to swim in the sea under the sun. In autumn, however, it is better to walk on a sandy beach after sunset while listening to the waves blown by the autumn breeze.
There is something you should not miss when taking a walk on the seashore at night. It is a midnight snack! There are many different kinds of midnight snacks near Songjeong Beach, but the two kinds of snacks you must try are corn dog and toast. There are famous corn dog and toast stores as well as food trucks along the beach. Midnight snacks and busking add fun to the stroll along Songjeong Beach at night.

Jukdo Park with beautiful pine trees and a pavilion

There is a small park called Jukdo Park at the end of Songjeong Beach. A lot of bamboo trees were the reason it was originally called Jukdo (“bamboo island”), but now Jukdo Park is surrounded by beautiful pine trees. A deck path and lighting make it a good place to walk at night.
Enjoy a stroll along the forest road with pine tree scents carried by the autumn wind while gazing at the illuminated night sea. The stroll will lead you to a beautiful pavilion called Songiljeong Pavilion. The pavilion is known as a place where you can see the sunrise and sunset. Especially in the evening, when the sun has set and the sky begins to darken, the night sea of Songjeong viewed serenely from Songiljeong Pavilion provides perfect refreshment for the tired mind.