Haeundae Blueline Park

‘A place where the blue sky and the sea breathe’

Welcome to Haeundae Blue Line Park.

Haeundae Blue Line Park is an eco-friendly redevelopment of the old railway facilities of the Donghae Nambu Line, a 4.8km section from Haeundae Mipo to Cheongsapo to Songjeong.

It is a key tourist facility in the Haeundae Special Tourist Zone in Busan, an international tourist city that operates the Haeundae Beach Train and Haeundae Sky Capsule along the beautiful coastal scenery.

• At Mipo Station, Haeundae Beach, Dongbaek Island, and Gwangan Bridge are located on the right side of the sea, and you can see Igidae and Oryukdo Island in the center.

• The Dalmaji Tunnel Station is where a North Korean spy ship infiltrated in 1985, and the beach has been closed to public access for the past 30 years. Mongdol Beach was recently opened to the public, and various convenience facilities, including an observatory, are planned to be built in the future.

• Above all, Cheongsapo at Cheongsapo Station is renowned for its beautiful sunrise on Cheongsapo Beach, and the evening moon that rises in the early evening of Cheongsapo is considered one of the eight scenic spots of Busan. The village and natural scenery harmoniously harmonized behind the Cheongsapo Lighthouse is a domestic tourist attraction that received the Presidential Award at the Landscape Design Contest hosted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

• The Daritdol Observatory at the Daritdol Observatory Station is made in the shape of a blue dragon, which is said to be the guardian deity of Cheongsapo Village, and the bottom is made of transparent glass, allowing you to feel the thrill of walking on the sea. The name Bridge comes from the fact that the reef in front of the observatory appears to be connected to Tsushima Island like a stepping stone. Also, if you look closely at the sea, you can meet haenyeo who are still doing their jobs.

The road from Gudeokpo at Deokpo Station to Mipo via Cheongsapo is called Haeundae Sampo Road. It is an area with beautiful reeds and strangely shaped rocks, and now there are many restaurants and cafes with a unique atmosphere, making it a great area to make memories while leisurely admiring the sea.

Songjeong Beach at Songjeong Station is one of the three major beaches in Dongbusan and is popular as a family summer resort due to its shallow water and gentle slope. In addition, surfers flock here all year round, and it is in the spotlight as a mecca for surfing, to the point where celebrities joke that if you take a photo at Songjeong Beach, it will be indistinguishable from Waikiki Beach in Hawaii.