- First published
- Oct 11, 2026
Millak Waterfront Park
A flat waterfront park at the north end of the Gwangalli bay, where the bridge view shifts from a frontal beach panorama to a side-on harbor and skyline view. It works best as an extension of a Gwangalli walk rather than as a separate cross-city destination.
NeighborhoodsBusan Gwangalli–Millak–Namcheon Coastal Night Belt ↗
For October 2026, Suyeong-gu's standing cultural-performance program continues on Saturdays around 19:00–20:00. Old travel posts that present the park mainly as an outdoor drinking-and-takeout spot should be treated cautiously: the district has managed the park as an alcohol-free public space since 2023. On busy Saturday nights, consider the timing overlap with the 19:00 Gwangalli drone show and recheck same-day weather notices.
Why go
Use it for a quieter waterfront stroll, a different angle on Gwangandaegyo, and the Minrak seafood district. From May through October, Suyeong-gu also schedules Saturday evening cultural performances here, so the park can be paired with Gwangalli's night programs.
Plan the visit
Use the confirmed place facts below, then continue to the broader travel guides for transport, facilities and eating practicalities.