[Korea] Busan’s 4 beaches to open for the summer starting June 1

Are you ready for summer? These four beaches are!
Haeundae Beach, Songjeong Beach, Gwangalli Beach, and Busan Songdo Beach will officially be open for summer starting June 1, 2014.

Due to the early arrival of warm weather, beaches in Busan are currently getting ready to open for the summer. Four beaches have already set an opening date of June 1, 2014.

The four beaches are Haeundae Beach, Songjeong Beach, Gwangalli Beach, and Busan Songdo Beach. Beach-goers will be able to enjoy the sea and sand, local festivals, and culinary offerings that these four beaches have to offer.

Beat the heat this summer by participating in Busan’s famous festivals such as the Haeundae Sand Festival, Gwangalli Eobang Festival, and many more.

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<Beaches in Busan to open for summer on June 1>

☞ Venue: Haeundae Sand Festival, Songjeong Beach, Gwangalli Eobang Festival and
    Songdo Beach in Busan Metropolitan City
☞ Opening date: June 1, 2014
☞ Website: Busan Tourism http://tour.busan.go.kr (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
    Busan City Tour http://www.citytourbusan.com (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
☞ Transportation
    •Train (Regular): Seoul Station → Busan Station    (Fare: 28,600 won - 42,600 won / Travel time: approx. 4 hrs 50 min. – 5 hrs 20 min. /
    First train: 06:05, Last train 22:50)
    •Train (KTX): Seoul Station → Busan Station     (Fare: 57,300 won / Travel time: 2 hrs 50 min. / First train: 05:30, Last train 23:00)
    •Express bus: Dong Seoul Bus Terminal → Busan Central Bus Terminal
    (Fare: 23,100 won - 37,700 won / Travel time: 4 hrs 30 min. / First bus 06:30, Last bus: 23:50)
    •Express bus: Seoul Express Bus Terminal (Gyeongbu Line) → Busan Central Bus Terminal
    (Fare: 23,000 won - 37,600 won / Travel time: 4 hrs 20 min. / First bus 06:00, Last bus: 02:00)
    ※ The bus fares are for adults, and travel time is subject to change depending on road conditions
    and the number of stops.
☞ 1330 Korea Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)

Courtesy of Busan Metropolitan City

Date: 05/22/2014

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