Millak Waterside Park

Unclaimed

This is a great place to be outside and enjoy the fresh air at night. My friend and I had a little picnic and photoshoot here. I recommend this place to anyone who is looking for somewhere to go at night in Busan. You can buy a mat from street vendors or bring your own. You can buy food nearby, bring it with you, or have it delivered. It's up to you! There are also a lot of convenience stores nearby. Don't forget that you can drink here!!! Have a great time.

This place is in front of the sea and the Diamond Bridge, the area is amazing. Usually people come here to do picnics. Each square has a number so you can locate your friends. You can bring your own food or even have food delivered. Many people come in the morning to exercise and socialize. Great place for families.

a pleasant environment by the Suyeong River with running and cycling routes, sitting by the river and a breathtaking view of the Gwangan Bridge.

Located between Haeundae Beach and Gwangalli Beach, this is the first park in Korea to combine the oceanfront with public rest and leisure facilities. The park is large enough to accommodate up to 40,000 people and boasts convenience facilities such as gardens, shaded rest areas, and benches. The platform from which visitors can overlook the beach also serves as a place where people can dip their feet in the ocean when the tide is high. Additionally, it's an excellent spot for walking and exercising with an incredible view. It's a well-maintained, clean oceanfront park with unobstructed ocean views, high-rise apartment buildings, and the bridge.

A chilled spot for some seafood, soju, and a bag o' cans while taking in the fantastic night view of Gwangan Bridge illuminated. Good place to meet some locals, too. During the day, it's a prime place for a dip in the Pacific, with all the facilities available. Watersports, beach sports, and group yoga can be joined by us tourists also. This is the best area of Busan, and I don't know why Haeundae Beach gets all the good press. This is the hip area for Koreans.