Happy^^ Busan Night Yacht Tour

Also, the coastline of Mipo on the other side, Dalmaji Hill, LCT Residence, Gwangan Bridge crossing the sea and sky, and Oryukdo Island, the symbol of Busan's sea, can be seen at a glance. On a clear day, the Japanese island of Daemado can be seen as close as a neighboring island. Many poets and scholars have visited Dongbaekseom Island, where the sea and forests come together, and have written about their emotions to pass them down to future generations. There are relics and facilities where the past and present coexist, including the 'Haeundae Stone Carving' by scholar Choi Chi-won from 1,000 years ago, the mermaid statue of the main character of the legend of Princess Hwangok, and the Nurimaru APEC House.

nightscape and the Diamond Bridge light show. The fireworks during the yacht tour and the nighttime view of Gwangalli Beach create a fantastic harmony. Celebrate your love with your loved one while watching the fireworks. The Bay 101 Yacht Club is Korea's premier maritime cultural complex, featuring state-of-the-art marina facilities, restaurants, and cafes, making it Busan's premier night view spot. The "Busan Night View Tour," where you can enjoy an exotic romance amidst the lights of Marine City's buildings adorning Haeundae, is gaining immense popularity on social media. Enjoy Korean chicken and beer.

ass skyscrapers create a dazzling “forest of glass buildings.” At night, the reflections of the skyline make the whole area feel like a city from the future. Walk along the famous Cinema Street and discover the handprints of popular Korean movie and K-drama stars. Stand beside your favorite star’s handprint and create your own Instagram-worthy photo with your star’s handprint—a fun and memorable moment for any fan. From here, enjoy the spectacular light show of Gwangan Bridge, one of the most beautiful night views in Busan. With the glowing bridge and the sparkling skyline behind you, it’s the perfect place to capture unforgettable Instagram photos of your trip.

views, five small suspension bridges, and oddly shaped rocks jutting out into the sea along the coastline. According to legend, 500 years ago, during a major war between Korea and Japan, two gisaengs seduced a Japanese general and jumped into the sea with him. The cliffs were later named Igidae to honor their patriotism. Pass by this unique and thrilling coastal cliff, steeped in ghost stories, and enjoy a fairy light show, then take Instagram-worthy photos from the cliffs.

It's a popular date spot for Busan residents, offering breathtaking night views. It's a must-see for any tourist visiting Busan. Furthermore, the beacon tower atop Hwangnyeongsan Mountain, along with the Seokseong Beacon Tower and Gambisan Beacon Tower, is recorded in the Royal Archives of King Sejong the Great. It is said to have existed before 1425 (the 7th year of King Sejong's reign). It reportedly took four hours to send a signal to Seoul at that time. Capture unforgettable photos against the backdrop of Busan's breathtaking nightscape.

y live fish and octopus tasting (paid experience) while looking at Gwangan Bridge. Also, on Saturday nights, you can watch a drone show, making it a popular spot for young people. There are various unique cafes and bars, so there are plenty of things to eat and see, and the beautiful night view of Gwangan Bridge is especially spectacular at night. Around the beach, there is a romantic cafe street, about 300 raw fish restaurants, and an outdoor stage where various festivals, including the Busan Sea Festival, are held.