Dolsan Bridge
The illuminated bridge to Dolsan Island — the glowing heart of Yeosu's famous night sea.
Why go
Dolsan Bridge arcs across the water to Dolsan Island, lit up in shifting colours after dark — the image most people picture as Yeosu's night sea.
The waterfront promenade and cafes below make it a favourite evening stroll.
Opened in 1984, Dolsan Bridge was one of Korea's first cable-stayed bridges, linking Yeosu to Dolsan Island. After dark its colour-changing lights over the water became a symbol of Yeosu's night sea, and the nearby Geobukseon (turtle-ship) Bridge continues the crossing.
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Good to know
- Come after sunset for the illuminated bridge and its reflection on the water.
- Walk up to Dolsan Park for the classic overlook.
- Seafood restaurants line the shore on the Dolsan side.
- Come after sunset for the illuminated bridge and its reflection; climb to Dolsan Park for the classic overlook, and the Dolsan side is lined with seafood restaurants and cafes.
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