The name 'Jeoryeong' originates from the Joseon Dynasty, referring to an ancient government-run horse ranch located on Yeongdo Island.
The walkway provides a direct vantage point to observe large container ships waiting to enter Busan Port.
The path includes a 'Sky Walk' section with glass-bottom segments for viewing the surf directly below.
The route passes through several tunnels carved directly into the seaside rock cliffs.
Parts of the walkway feature the '75 Plaza,' a hilltop rest area named after the year 1975 when Yeongdo-ro was constructed.
Jeoryeong Coastal Walkway is a 3-kilometer seaside trail hugging the cliffs of Yeongdo Island in Busan. The path traces the rugged coastline beneath the Huinnyeoul Culture Village, offering panoramic views of the Namhang Bridge and the Korea Strait. It features various coastal terrain, including pebble beaches, rock formations, and elevated viewing decks. The trail is paved and includes sections with murals and sculptures. It serves as a continuous waterfront link between the northern entrance and the southern end of Yeongdo-gu.
The viewing platform overlooking the Namhang Bridge during the golden hour.
Wear comfortable, sturdy walking shoes as the coastal sections can be uneven.
Bring sun protection, as much of the walkway is fully exposed to direct sunlight.
Check the tide levels before visiting if you intend to explore the accessible rock pools at the water's edge.
Attempting to walk the entire path in poor weather conditions, as high tides can occasionally splash onto the lower walkways.
Respect residential privacy when walking through sections that pass near coastal homes; refrain from littering.
