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Driving Over and Under the Sea

4 stops · 2 Days, 1 Night

Geoga Bridge connects Jangmok-myeon on Geojedo Island and Gadeokdo Island in Busan Metropolitan City. With the opening of Geoga Bridge, the distance from Busan to Geoje has been shortened weekly, and it has become an icon of southern coast tourism. The Solar Tower, consisting of an exhibition building and a solar tower, is an architectural structure shaped like a sail with around 200 solar modules attached. Climbing up to the circular observatory offers a panoramic view of the nearby Busan Port, the New Port, Geoga Bridge, and the open waters off Janhaeman Bay.

Duration
2 Days, 1 Night
Distance
102.50km

Along the way

  1. 1

    Changwon Solar Tower

    창원솔라타워

    With a total floor area of 7,576㎡, this structure consists of an exhibition building and a solar tower, boasting Korea's largest capacity (600 kW) and highest altitude (136 m) for a single-building solar power generation facility. Set to become one of Changwon's landmarks, Changwon Solar Tower is shaped like a sail with around 200 solar modules attached. At a height of 120 meters, there is a circular observatory symbolizing the sun, offering a panoramic view of the nearby Busan New Port, Geoga Bridge, and the open waters off Jinhaeman Bay at a glance.More
  2. 2
    Geoje Maengjongjuk Theme Park

    거제맹종죽테마파크

    This is a bamboo therapy space for experiential play and healing using Maengjong bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis). Through the utilization and preservation of Maengjong bamboo, visitors can experience healing through bamboo forest bathing and landscape therapy combining coastal scenery and environmental art. Exciting and thrilling programs like the Adventure Forest and Survival Game are especially popular among teenagers.More
  3. 3
    Windy Hill

    바람의 언덕

    Walking step by step up the hill along the wooden deck path from the coastal dock of Dojangpo Village, visitors can take in the panoramic view of Hakdong Village, famous for its pebble beach set against Mt. Nojasan across the sea. Because "Windy Hill" experiences strong sea winds due to its geographical location, most native plants grow low to the ground under the influence of the ecological environment. At the upper reach of "Windy Hill," there is a grove of aged camellia trees that have taken root over many years of enduring the sea winds. The scarred bark of the aged camellias stands as time itself, bravely opening blood-red buds in the dead of winter when all other flowers in the world shrink back, comforting a weary life.More
  4. 4

    Historic Park of Geoje, P.O.W. Camp

    포로수용소유적박물관

    This is an empirical heritage museum based on actual records, video materials, and documentation regarding the POW camp, including the transfer, transportation, struggles, repatriation, and various incidents of prisoners of war. The museum features an exhibition hall, a screening room, and a souvenir shop. The exhibition hall displays the emergence, background, daily life, relics, riots, and release of POWs. The screening room plays a 10-minute video about the prisoners through archival footage and interviews with former POWs. The symbolic sculpture is titled "War, Division, and Harmony." One can gauge the ferocity of the battles during the Korean War from the bullet holes in the dented steel helmets, and many prisoners captured due to the war were interned here on Geojedo Island.More

Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · Machine-translated

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