Haeundae Beach Highlights

Haeundae Beach attracts over 10 million visitors every season.

Haeundae Beach is an urban beach in Busan, South Korea.

The sandy beach stretches 1.46 kilometres long and 40 metres wide.

Haeundae Beach can hold about 120,000 people comfortably.

The beach has a handicap accessible parking lot on site.

The average depth of the beach water is about 1 metre.

In 2008, Haeundae Beach set a world record for umbrellas.

The Polar Bear Festival is held there annually every January.

The sand festival shows eco-friendly artwork made from sand.

Busan International Film Festival uses Haeundae Beach as venue.

Floating stages host concerts providing unique beach experiences.

Dongbaekseom island near the beach is famous for its beauty.

Nearby attractions include hot springs, aquarium, and parks.

High rises like LCT Towers tower over the beach skyline.

Haeundae Beach blends urban life, festivals, and seaside relaxation.