Things to do in Busan

Great experience! The guys were great! I had missed the first gathering of people and when I arrived close to departure time there were multiple crowds so I didn’t know where to go. Luckily the leader started calling me name until I found him. There were slippers, blankets and life jackets provided. They even gave everyone a chance to take photos by the bridge. They made sure I got a good spot since I was solo, and gifted everyone a photo print souvenir.The fireworks were insane, especially when ours started to join in! As a bonus, because I booked for Saturday there was a drone show to end the night.

The Visit Busan Pass has many options to choose from. I chose the Big5 pass, which allows entry to five places and is very worthwhile. You can use discount codes to reduce the price further. It's inexpensive and offers a variety of activities, including amusement parks, spas, Busan Tower, art galleries, and cable cars. It's very cost-effective and saves you a lot of money!

highly recommended. beautiful views and overall experience. peesented the klook voucher for the physical ticket on the ground floor before going up to the 4th floor for tha platform. separate queues for crystal cabin. photo booth upon disembarking at the other end for an optional puchase. had to quickly return because we were part of a group tour, so we didnt get to see what else is on the other end, but it looks like there are other attractions and food options as well.

One of the things I look forward on my busan trip and it did not disappoint! I enjoyed a lot of interactive activities that involved and the shark feeding time is so cute. Right outside is the Haeundae Beach so I was also able to take a moments in the sea. 🌊🪼🫶🏻

Been up a lot of city towers. This one was definitely one of the best. For starters, there are sections where you're right up against the glass, so can get an extremely clear view of the surrounds. Secondly, there is plenty up there to keep you occupied - even an outdoor section so you can feel the wind at the 98th floor. The restaurant didn't appear as luxe as we thought it might be, so we're glad we opted for a regular ticket. But also, there is a lounge area, where we had a free soju tasting and delicious food with a wonderful host! We arrived in the afternoon, but ended up staying for sunset! It's pretty incredible seeing Haeundae Beach and the neighbouring mountains from that height. Definitely a highlight of our trip to Busan!

Definitely need to get advance tickets if you are coming from Mipo Station. Quite awhile in the queue in the wait to board the capsule. Fantastic view from the capsule and we took a lot of photos and videos while on the way to Cheongsapo station. Good experience

We were able to buy a ticket through Klook Pass Busan and use it for the following day. We just changed the ticket for a physical ticket at the ticketing booth and we were able to go twice! Sad that there were only 2 route options since the Wind and Marine routes were closed due to maintenance but overall experience was smooth and great!

other than a boo-boo (miscommunication) with my wife, supposed to meet at the meeting point straight after bathing (she forgot and enjoyed the water spa while we waited for 20mins) the place was huge and maybdifferent sauna rooms to explore. from icy to steaming. the instant noodle with buffet toppings was good as well. would go back again if I was in busan.

Our Busan tour guide was absolutely fantastic and made the entire experience unforgettable. He was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and genuinely passionate about Busan’s history and culture. Everything was well organized, and he made sure everyone felt comfortable and included throughout the tour. He also shared great local insights and hidden gems that we never would have discovered on our own. Thanks to him, we didn’t just see Busan—we really experienced it. I couldn’t recommend him more highly