The 'Daritdol' name originates from local folklore about a row of submerged rocks that locals used as a bridge to cross to the other side.
The floor of the skywalk is made of tempered glass with three layers, designed to support significant weight safely.
The structure is specifically positioned to align with the scenic coastline of the Gijang-gun area.
It serves as a landmark point along the 4.8-kilometer Busan Green Railway trail.
Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk is a 72.5-meter long observation deck extending over the East Sea in Busan. The structure features transparent glass floor sections that offer a direct view of the ocean waves below. Its name, Daritdol, refers to the row of rocks beneath the skywalk that resembles a stone bridge. The path is built at an elevation of 20 meters above sea level. It provides panoramic views of the coastal cliffs and the nearby Cheongsapo fishing village. The skywalk is integrated into the Haeundae Blue Line Park walking path. It is constructed to allow visitors to walk safely over the rocky shoreline without disturbing the marine ecosystem. The facility is fully accessible to pedestrians using the coastal trail connecting Mipo and Songjeong.
The very end of the skywalk, where the glass floor meets the expansive view of the ocean horizon.
Wear the provided shoe covers to prevent scratching the glass floor.
Visit during low tide to clearly see the 'Daritdol' rock formation after which the structure is named.
Bring binoculars if you wish to observe the local fishing boats and marine life in the distance.
Attempting to visit during heavy rain or strong wind, as the deck is often closed for safety reasons during inclement weather.
Frequently closed during severe weather conditions including high winds and heavy rain.
Visitors must wear protective shoe covers provided at the entrance; running or jumping on the glass is strictly prohibited.
