Itinerary: 3-day Busan Nightlife
Busan is a port city located in the southeast of South Korea. This city is famous for its beautiful beaches, festivals, seafood, and nightlife. If you love camping, surfing, and exploring the nightlife, Busan is a perfect destination. Here is a 3-day itinerary to explore the best nightlife in Busan.
Day 1:
– Breakfast at Cafe Ato
– Haeundae Beach for a morning surf and sunbathe
– Lunch at Gaya Milmyeon
– Visit Gamcheon Culture Village
– Dinner at Shinsegae Food Court
– Visit the Hwamyeong Night Market for street food and shopping
– Accommodation recommendation: Sunrise Business Hotel Haeundae
Transportation:
– Subway from Cafe Ato to Haeundae Beach takes approximately 20 minutes and costs around 1,200 KRW.
– A taxi from Haeundae Beach to Gamcheon Culture Village takes approximately 30 minutes and costs around 10,000 KRW.
– A taxi from Gamcheon Culture Village to Shinsegae Food Court takes approximately 20 minutes and costs around 7,000 KRW.
– Subway from Shinsegae Food Court to Hwamyeong Night Market takes approximately 30 minutes and costs around 1,500 KRW.
Approximate cost:
– Breakfast: 8,000 KRW
– Surfboard rental: 15,000 KRW
– Lunch: 7,000 KRW
– Gamcheon Culture Village: free
– Dinner: 10,000 KRW
– Hwamyeong Night Market: 10,000 KRW
– Accommodation: 70,000 KRW
Day 2:
– Breakfast at BIFF Square
– Visit the Busan Museum of Art
– Lunch at Galmegi Brewing Company
– Relax at the Spa Land Centum City
– Dinner at Raw Fish Center
– Party at Club Elune
– Accommodation recommendation: Best Louis Hamilton Hotel Busan
Transportation:
– Subway from BIFF Square to Busan Museum of Art takes approximately 10 minutes and costs around 1,000 KRW.
– Subway from Busan Museum of Art to Galmegi Brewing Company takes approximately 20 minutes and costs around 1,500 KRW.
– Taxi from Galmegi Brewing Company to Spa Land Centum City takes approximately 10 minutes and costs around 5,000 KRW.
– Taxi from Spa Land Centum City to Raw Fish Center takes approximately 20 minutes and costs around 10,000 KRW.
– Taxi from Raw Fish Center to Club Elune takes approximately 15 minutes and costs around 7,000 KRW.
Approximate cost:
– Breakfast: 8,000 KRW
– Busan Museum of Art: free
– Lunch: 15,000 KRW
– Spa Land Centum City: 40,000 KRW
– Dinner: 25,000 KRW
– Club Elune: entrance fee is 20,000 KRW, and drinks cost around 10,000 KRW
– Accommodation: 70,000 KRW
Day 3:
– Breakfast at Gukje Market
– Visit Nurimaru APEC House in Dongbaek Island
– Lunch at Jagalchi Market
– Visit BIFF Square and shopping
– Dinner at Paradise Casino
– Accommodation recommendation: Hotel Foret Busan Station
Transportation:
– Subway from Gukje Market to Nurimaru APEC House takes approximately 30 minutes and costs around 1,500 KRW.
– Taxi from Nurimaru APEC House to Jagalchi Market takes approximately 20 minutes and costs around 7,000 KRW.
– Subway from Jagalchi Market to BIFF Square takes approximately 10 minutes and costs around 1,000 KRW.
– Taxi from BIFF Square to Paradise Casino takes approximately 15 minutes and costs around 7,000 KRW.
Approximate cost:
– Breakfast: 7,000 KRW
– Nurimaru APEC House: free
– Lunch: 10,000 KRW
– BIFF Square: shopping expenses based on personal preference
– Dinner: 25,000 KRW
– Accommodation: 70,000 KRW
FAQs:
1. What is the best way to get around Busan?
The best way to get around Busan is by subway or taxi. The subway system is extensive, clean, and affordable. Taxis are also readily available and can take you to your destination faster than the subway.
2. Can I use my credit card in Busan?
Yes, credit cards are widely accepted in Busan. However, it is advisable to carry cash, especially when shopping at local markets and eating street food.
3. What are the famous street foods in Busan?
Some famous street foods in Busan include tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes), twigim (street food fritters), and odeng (fish cake skewers).
4. Can I visit Busan during the winter season?
Yes, you can visit Busan during the winter season. However, the temperature can drop below freezing, and some outdoor activities may be limited due to snow.
5. Where is the best place to experience the Busan nightlife?
Haeundae, Gwangalli, and Seomyeon are the best places to experience the Busan nightlife. These areas have plenty of bars, clubs, and restaurants open late at night.
