Blueline Park cafe: where to go after the train at Cheongsapo or Songjeong?

If you are looking for a Blueline Park cafe after getting off the train at Cheongsapo or at the Songjeong end of the line, take a short taxi ride up the hill to the forest greenhouse at 491 Dalmaji-gil. It opens at 10:00 every day and has 20 free parking spaces in front.

Fruiterie Forest is a forest-garden café with glass greenhouses at 491 Dalmaji-gil, Haeundae-gu, Busan.

After the sea, the forest

Blueline Park runs along the coast between Mipo and Songjeong, and most riders spend the whole trip looking at the water. Once you step off, the next view worth adding is a different one: trees on every side. A Blueline Park cafe in the forest gives your day a second landscape instead of a second helping of the same one.

From Cheongsapo

From the Cheongsapo stop, the cafe sits up on the Dalmaji-gil side of the hill. It is a steep climb on foot, so most visitors take a car or taxi. As the road winds up, the sea drops behind you and trees close in on both sides; that is when you are almost there. If that is your stop, check the train schedule and tickets with Blueline Park first, then plan the cafe for the time after your ride.

From Songjeong

If you ride all the way to Songjeong, you can come up by car or taxi as well. From Songjeong Station (Donghae Line) the cafe is a 4-minute drive, and from Haeundae Station it is 14 minutes. People who finish the line at Songjeong often spend time on the beach first, then come up to the trees for a quieter hour at Fruiterie Forest.

Where to sit

If the sea breeze has been with you all morning, the glass greenhouses are the easiest place to warm up: the large greenhouse has 24 seats at tables for four and six, and the small greenhouse has 10. On a clear day, the 28 forest seats sit among the trees and the 40-seat second-floor deck looks down over them. Traveling with a dog? Dogs on a leash are welcome indoors in the 23-seat annex and outdoors everywhere except the Moontan Rooftop.

What to order

Cold-pressed juices are pressed each morning from seasonal fruit, and the baby castella is baked on site. An English menu is available through online ordering, and walk-ins are welcome, so you can come straight from the train without a booking. Prices are on the menu page.

> The sea is the first view of the day. The forest is the one you sit down in.

Choosing well

Travelers who plan a good day out rarely put the same view twice in a row. Fruiterie Forest is a K-Tour Pass partner venue, so keep the pass handy if you carry one. Any Blueline Park cafe list has room for one stop where the trees, not the crowds, set the pace.

Opening hours

Weekdays 10:00 to 18:00, weekends and public holidays 10:00 to 20:00, open every day. Last orders are 17:50 on weekdays and 19:50 on weekends. On weekends the car park starts to fill around noon, and on weekend and holiday afternoons someone is on hand to help with parking. On weekdays, one drink per person comes with one free Americano refill.

Read next

For the route from the Mipo and Cheongsapo stops in Korean, see fruiterie.co.kr/journal/bluelinepark-beach-train-cafe-after-ride. For more on the forest lane, see "Hidden gem cafe Busan" (fruiterie.co.kr/journal/hidden-gem-cafe-busan-forest-greenhouse-dalmaji-gil-guide).

FAQ

Q. Can I walk from Cheongsapo to this Blueline Park cafe?

A. It is a steep uphill walk, so a car or taxi is easier. The address is 491 Dalmaji-gil, Haeundae-gu.

Q. How far is this Blueline Park cafe from Songjeong?

A. A 4-minute drive from Songjeong Station (Donghae Line), and 14 minutes from Haeundae Station.

Q. Can I buy Blueline Park tickets at the cafe?

A. No, please check tickets and the train schedule with Blueline Park.

Q. Do I need a reservation?

A. No, walk-ins are welcome.

Q. Can I bring my dog?

A. Yes, on a leash: indoors in the 23-seat annex and outdoors everywhere except the Moontan Rooftop.

Written on 2026-11-01.