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Gijang Crab Market 기장 대게시장
6:00-21:00
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Take Bus #1003 along the main road (Haeundaehaebyeon-ro) of Haeundae Beach (Beach/Aquarium side) and alight at Areum Park 아름공원 stop, 32 mins. 5 mins walk to market.
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Gijang Station (Donghae line, exit 1), 6 mins walk. (ref: from Haeundae Station+1 line transfer, 34 mins).
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Taxi from Haeundae Station/Beach, 25 mins.
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Gijang Crab Market (or simply Gijang Market) is a traditional outdoor market selling live and dried seafood of all kinds. It has a long history dated back to 1944 and is known as the place to go for the freshest seafood in Busan.
The Gijang snow crabs and sea eels are highly-prized and traded nationwide. For crabs lovers, check out the tanks of live crabs outside the restaurants for a sumptuous meal of freshly steamed snow crabs and grilled sea eels.
Bus Stops for Bus #1003 along Haeundae Beach to Gijang Crab Market
Bus Route #1003 from Haeundae Beach to Gijang Crab Market
Walking Direction from Bus Stop / Gijiang Station (exit 1) to Gijang Crab Market
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