Jeoryeong Coastal Walk

It’s good because it’s newly organized. The course is good for walking with children. It’s so good to eat seafood and listen to music in the middle.

It's a good place for a walk open view cool wind good for taking pictures A must-walk promenade

How to get to Jeolyeong Coastal Trail If you take the train, get off at Busan Station and take bus number 82, 85, or 508 at the bus stop across the street. When using the subway, get off at Nampo Station, go out at Exit 6, and take bus 6, 9, 82, 508, or Yeongdo 5 at the Yeongdo Bridge bus stop and get off at Huinnyeoul Cultural Village. Bus travel time is approximately 15 minutes Do not trust the Naver map and go down about 20m in the direction you came and you will see the Huinnyeoul Culture Village building. When you go down the stairs to the first floor, you will see a guide and a sign for the eldest stairs on the right. When you go down the stairs, the Jeolyeong Coastal Trail begins. The name of the Jeolyeong Coastal Promenade comes from Jeolyeongdo, the old name of Yeongdo-gu. It is a coastal road leading to Taejongdae through Jungni Port, Jungni Promenade and Gamma Beach Road, but it is cut off in the middle because there is a place where there is a risk of falling rocks. From the starting point, you can see the Namhang Bridge well. The blue sea and cool sea breeze welcome you from the entrance of the promenade. The mosaic tile mural, which started at the entrance of the promenade, continues up to 800 meters ahead. The history of Yeongdo is contained in the mosaic murals woven with about 40 themes such as ‘Red Lighthouse and Night View’, ‘Haenyeo’s Diving’, and ‘Future of Yeongdo’. Although it is short, you can enjoy the swing of the suspension bridge. If you follow Jeolyeong Coastal Road, you will find strange rocks such as Geumgangsanbawi Rock, Jeopjeokbawi Rock, and Songmibawi Rock. From the Jeolyeong Observatory, you can see Daemado on a clear day. I finished the walk by going up the stairs of 7·5 Square to climb Mt. Bongrae.

A trail visited by many people! They make a tower with their wishes and wish them come true in their hearts. A wonderful beach road where you can pray for these wishes is the Jeolyeong Coastal Trail.

On the coastal road in Huinnyeoul Village The coastal road leading to Taejongdae Namhang Bridge and Songdo A coastal road overlooking Taejongdae Neither gravel nor pebbles feeling a bit vague I've only been there once It's not like I'm going to visit many times. From the coastal road to the upper road There are many ways to go up Observation Deck or Hunnyeoul Village You can also go to Plaza 75. Continues through Jung-ri to Taejongdae listening to the waves Watching ships moored good place to take a break

I really like it.. I'm a native of Busan, but I think Yeongdo sea is a place where you can feel the sea atmosphere completely different from Gwangalli, Haeundae, Songjeong, and Gijang. Especially, Yeongdo sea is Yeongdo anchorage? (Large ship parking lot) It is a place to anchor before entering the port, so it is very pretty to see the ships floating in the sea. It looks more beautiful with a boat than with just the sea. The Jeolyeong Coastal Promenade is very well made while looking at these ships. The color of the sea is so pretty.. Listening to the sound of the waves crashing on the gravel field while walking, really takes away all the stress. Take a picture in the coastal tunnel, if you go to Huinnyeoul Village There are many beautiful cafes with ocean view. Have a cup of coffee. There is also a public parking lot along the Jeolyeong Coastal Promenade. The parking lot lined up along the road is also a public parking lot. Uncle is coming. If you come to Busan, be sure to walk along the Huinnyeoul Village and Jeolyeong Coastal Promenade.