Overview
More choices for convenient Busan tours:
Regular Operation Date:: Every Fri, Sat, Sun
Additional Operation Date:: 5th, 21st, 27th of Nov & 3rd, 19th, 25th, 31st of Dec
1) ARTE MUSEUM
Arte Museum is an immersive media art exhibition space that transforms renowned masterpieces and diverse natural environments into digital art, accompanied by music.
The overarching theme of Arte Museum Busan is “CIRCLE,” under which 19 artworks are showcased, including 16 new pieces debuting in Busan, such as *Circle*, *Tornado*, *Seed*, and *Ice*. These works draw inspiration from the ever-changing elements of nature, from golden sands to rain and wind, offering visitors a unique immersive experience.
In addition to new works, the exhibition also features popular pieces like *Waterfall Infinite* and *Wave*, which have played a major role in popularizing Arte Museum to a broad audience. Visitors can have awe-inspiring experiences in front of artworks inspired by natural elements, such as flowers, forests, seas, and glaciers.
The museum also presents a new art form, NFT ART, allowing visitors to experience Monet’s Garden and explore media art that uniquely expresses “Busan.”
2) Haedong Yonggungsa Temple
The official name of the Haeundae Beach Train is Blueline Park, and the route from Mipo to Songjeong is connected by a wooden decked promenade. The vintage-style beach train slowly passing alongside this walking trail has become a new attraction.
All seats on the train face the beach, providing a panoramic view of the beautiful East Busan coast. Running along the rails between the mountains and the sea, the beach train adds a unique touch to the scenery. Additionally, there is a Sky Capsule—a four-person capsule running on an elevated rail that connects Mipo to Songjeong without stops.
3) Blueline Park Haeundae Beach Train
The official name of the Haeundae Beach Train is Blueline Park, and the route from Mipo to Songjeong is connected by a wooden decked promenade. The slow-moving, vintage-style beach train passing alongside the walkway adds a unique visual attraction.
All seats on the train face the beach, offering a panoramic view of the stunning eastern Busan coastline. Running along the rails between mountains and the sea, the beach train adds a distinctive touch to the scenic walkway. Additionally, there’s the Sky Capsule, an aerial rail capsule, which can accommodate four people and runs nonstop from Mipo to Songjeong.
However, please note that this experience includes the beach train, not the Sky Capsule.
4) Yacht Experience
The yacht tour route departs from Haeundae Suyeong Bay Yacht Stadium, offering views of Marine City and Dongbaek Island. It passes under Gwangan Bridge and turns back in front of Gwangalli Beach. During the day, you can enjoy the blue sea and scenic views, while at night, the tour showcases the nighttime cityscape of famous landmarks and fireworks displays.
Price
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Busan Art and Nature One-Day Tour
US$73.00/person
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- Lunch ( Pork and rice soup - Dwaeji gukbap)
- All admission fees
- Traveller's insurance
- Transportation
- English & Chinese speaking staff
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**What is not Included
- Drinks
- Personal Expenses
- Hotel
*The price is the same for adults and children (24 months or above).
Itinerary
Regular Operation Date:: Every Fri, Sat, Sun
Additional Operation Date:: 5th, 21st, 27th of Nov & 3rd, 19th, 25th, 31st of Dec
Regular Tour with Haeundae Beach Train
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| 10:00 am |
Depart from Busan (Subway) Station Exit 2 |
| 11:00 am |
Arrive at ARTE MUSEUM
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| 12:00 pm |
Arrive at Lunch
(Pork and rice soup - Dwaeji gukbap) |
| 14:00 pm |
Arrive at Haedong Yonggungsa Temple |
| 15:00 pm |
Arrive at Blueline Park Haeundae Beach Train
- From Songjeong Station to Mipo (Haeundae) Station |
| 16:30 pm |
Arrive at Private Yacht Experience
- Suyeongman Bay Yachting Center |
| 18:30 pm |
Arrive to Busan (Subway) Station
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** Times may vary depending on traffic and local conditions. Please note that the schedule may change and be delayed due to heavy traffic, especially on holidays.
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