Local life · Small group · Korea

A Day in Local Busan: Apartment Home Visit, Neighborhood Market and Cheongsapo Skywalk

5 hours · small group · pick-up at Jangsan Station · tea in a local home · Jwadong Market · Daiso

A half day that takes you not to the sights but to where people in Busan actually live. You walk the Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk out over the sea, share tea and refreshments with a local family in a Haeundae apartment, and then visit the neighborhood market where residents do their shopping and the household-goods store Daiso.

We pick you up by van at Jangsan Station and drop you off there at the end. This is a small-group tour, so you may be joined by other travelers.

Detailed itinerary

  1. 1 Jangsan Station pick-up
  2. 2 Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk
  3. 3 Local apartment visit
  4. 4 Jwadong Market
  5. 5 Daiso
  6. 6 Jangsan Station drop-off

About 1 hour · 오늘의 하이라이트

Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk

A skywalk opened on 17 August 2017 at Cheongsapo, a small fishing port below Dalmaji Hill in Haeundae. It began as a straight 72.5 m walkway out over the sea; in August 2024 it was extended into a U-shape 191 m long, with a half-moon-shaped transparent floor at the far end. The name comes from the Daritdol, five reefs lying off the shore like stepping stones. The photos show it as it was in 2020, before the extension. You walk it with your guide and take photos against the sea.

The skywalk from the side
The Cheongsapo coast from the air
The walkway out over the sea

About 1 hour

Visit to a local apartment home

About half of all Korean households live in apartments. You visit a real, lived-in apartment complex in Haeundae, share tea and refreshments in a local home, and look around the complex's community facilities and landscaped gardens. It is a close look at everyday life in Busan that you cannot get at a tourist site.

Tea and sweets shared at home
Community facilities in the complex
An apartment complex in Haeundae

About 1 hour

Jwadong Traditional Market

A neighborhood market where residents of the Haeundae new town do their shopping. It is not a market for tourists but a working one, lined with side-dish shops, rice-cake shops and fishmongers, so you can see how an everyday Korean table is put together. Walk it with your guide, buy snacks, and if you like, try makgeolli (rice wine) and pajeon (scallion pancake) at your own expense.

A seafood stall in the market

About 1 hour

Daiso Haeundae Jangsan main store

A fixed-price household-goods chain that started in Korea in 1997. Most items cost between KRW 500 and 5,000, which makes it the first stop for Koreans buying things for the home, and these days many international travelers come for cosmetics, stationery and snacks. It is an easy place to pick up gifts and souvenirs (shopping is at your own expense).

A Daiso store
Wooden kitchenware display

Dates & prices

October 2026
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Included · Not included

What's included

  • Transport by van (Jangsan Station pick-up and drop-off)
  • Guide (English · Korean)
  • Visit to a local apartment home
  • Tea and refreshments
  • Guided visits to Jwadong Market, Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk and Daiso

Not included

  • Snacks and food at the market (makgeolli, pajeon, etc.)
  • Shopping at Daiso
  • Personal expenses

Cancellation & refund policy

Full refund if you cancel 3+ days before departure

Frequently asked questions

Yes. You visit a real apartment in Haeundae where a local family lives. You share tea and refreshments in the home and look around the community facilities and gardens of the complex together.
No. The market visit and guiding are included, but snacks and food such as makgeolli and pajeon are paid for individually. Please bring some cash.
Yes. This is a small-group tour shared with other travelers. If you would like a private tour for your party only, please contact us before booking.
Only gentle walking at the skywalk, the market and the store. All transfers are by van. Comfortable shoes are enough.
The start time depends on the date. Our staff will contact you with the details after you book.

Before you travel

  • The tour runs for about 5 hours. Our staff will let you know the start time after you book.
  • Pick-up and drop-off are both at Jangsan Station (subway).
  • This is a small-group tour, so you may be joined by other travelers. Your guide speaks English and Korean.
  • The order of stops and the time at each may change depending on local conditions.
  • Snacks, makgeolli and pajeon at the market, and anything you buy at Daiso, are not included in the price.
  • The apartment you visit is a real family home. Please follow your guide inside the home and the complex, and avoid taking photos that show residents' faces.
  • Guests aged 95 or older cannot join.
  • What to bring: comfortable shoes, a camera and cash. Drinks and alcohol may not be brought into the vehicle.
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