As the name suggests, it was originally an island, but as you can see in the photo above, it was attached to the mainland due to sedimentation and became a peninsula-shaped, landlocked island. As the name Dongbaekseom suggests, camellia flowers bloom abundantly from winter to spring. Thanks to the scenery of

Camellia flowers, pine forests, and the sea have made it a famous tourist destination for years. You can see locals taking a walk all day long, enjoying a walk around the island. It takes about 20 minutes to walk around at a leisurely pace. Auxiliary facilities include the Nurimaru APEC House, which was used as an APEC

conference hall in 2005, the Dongbaekseom Lighthouse, a statue of Choi Chi-won, the person who first named "Haeundae," and a rock with the inscription Sea Cloud Platform, said to have been engraved by Choi Chi-won himself. Princess Hwangok and the Mermaid Statue, etc. In 2015, a complex cultural space called The Bay 101 opened.

A seaside promenade where you can walk on the sea while listening to the cool sound of the waves.

Enjoy a walk with a variety of attractions, from observatories to statues.

This 350-meter-long seaside promenade stretches from Songdo Beach to Geobuk Island. Experience the thrill of walking on the ocean. An observation deck and photo zone offer panoramic coastal views and commemorative photos. Statues depicting the island's folklore and a turtle statue, believed to bring wealth, are among the many attractions, making for a delightful stroll. However, be careful not to lose your belongings, as barbed-wire fences are installed along the promenade, obstructing the view of the ocean.

The largest fish market in Korea, representing Busan.

it is a symbolic building that is expected to have the effect of transforming the market into an international fish market befitting the status of a maritime city, revitalizing the local commercial district, and establishing itself as a symbolic landmark of Busan. It is also expected to help develop the market into an international tourist destination, positioning it as the world's best seafood market. In addition, it is a space that is more easily accessible to citizens through beautiful landscape lighting and by hosting cultural events.