Songjeong Beach
송정해수욕장
A quiet beach east of Haeundae with gentle, shallow waves. It is one of Korea's best-known spots for learning to surf, and Jukdo Park's pavilion overlooks the sea.
Songjeong Beach lies about 6 kilometers east of Haeundae. Its sandy shore stretches about 1.2 kilometers, and it is far quieter than Haeundae. Small to medium waves roll in year-round, and many surf schools operate behind the beach, making it one of Korea's best-known beginner surf spots. A lesson costs about 50,000 won, including a board and wetsuit. At the north end of the beach, Jukdo Park has walking trails and Songjeongjeong Pavilion, which overlooks the whole bay. Cafés and seafood restaurants line the streets behind the beach. The Blue Line Park seaside train also ends at Songjeong. Getting there: take the Donghae Line to Songjeong Station, then about 10 minutes on foot, or take the Blue Line Park seaside train from Haeundae.
Opening hours
Open all day (swimming beach open July–August)
Nearby sights
- Lotte World Adventure Busan
- Haedong Yonggungsa Temple
- Haeundae Blueline Park
- BUSAN X the SKY
- Haeundae Beach
- Shinsegae Centum City & Spa Land
- Jukseong Dream Church
- Busan Cinema Center