Take the Green Line to Jangsan, exit toward Cheongsapo and follow local signs; many visitors combine it with a coastal park route.

Yes—self-guided visits work well; plan 1–1.5 hours for the coast, lighthouses, and photos.

Sky Capsule offers aerial coastal views, but you can mix with a beach train or walk the shoreline for flexibility.

Booking helps, especially for peaks; check Busan Pass options and capsule slots online.

Mostly yes on level paths; some coastal sections have steps—plan for a light stroller or baby carrier.

Prices vary by route and time; many travelers price-check and use Busan Pass bundles.

Advance booking helps during peak season; some travelers opt to buy on-site if timing allows.

Yes, Busan Pass or bundled tickets appear in social mentions; compare with on-site options.

Policies vary by vendor; read terms when booking online to avoid surprises.

There’s no separate entrance fee for the lighthouses; fees apply for some rides and observatories.

Beam aligned shots from the shoreline; early light adds drama and color.

Drones are commonly used by photographers but follow local rules and be mindful of crowds.

Coastal restaurants around Haeundae offer seafood and bowls; expect weekend lines.

Facilities exist closer to nearby parks and transit stops; plan a quick pit stop.

Weekday mornings tend to be quieter; golden hour also yields soft, flattering light.