Changdao Island

A sheer cliff park with tunnels, coves, and sea caves. Walk the Pearl Tunnel, see the sea stack formations, and enjoy panoramic views from the cliff-top platforms. Don't miss the new underwater world exhibit.

A dramatic cliff formation on Daheishan Island, with five towering precipices and mysterious caves. The only access is a narrow stone path carved into the cliff, leading to a peaceful hilltop temple. Be cautious as the area is semi-developed.

A naturally sculpted reef resembling a pagoda, formed by geological faults and sea erosion. Its unique ring-shaped fracture creates a floating effect at high tide. Best viewed by boat from Miaodao.

A crescent-shaped pebble beach famous for its colorful, polished stones. Walk the pebble carpet barefoot for a unique texture experience. Nearby, the Sea Lion Park houses rescued seals.

A natural reef resembling a woman holding a baby, waiting for her husband's return. The park also features a geological museum and a seal garden where you can watch spotted seals bask on the rocks.

A scenic area based on the legend of the 'Floating Mountain of the Immortals'. Explore ancient city walls, pavilions, and a plank road, or try fishing and clam digging. It's also a great spot to watch the sunrise over the Yellow Sea.

A boat tour to see thousands of seagulls on Wanbird Island (Cheyou Island). You can feed the birds from the boat, but landing is not allowed. The best time is May during the breeding season. Bring hard bread to feed them.

Climb Beacon Mountain for panoramic views of the island and the Yellow Sea-Bohai Sea divide. The adjacent Forest Sea Park is a natural oxygen bar with a 369-step 'Sea and Sky Ladder' leading down to the water. Experience 'one foot in two seas' at Changshan Tail.

Visit the oldest Mazu temple in northern China, built in 1122 AD. The temple hosts an annual Mazu Cultural Festival. Nearby, Pagoda Reef is a striking sea stack. Combine both on a boat tour from the fishing port.

Located in Wangfu Reef Park, this free museum showcases a variety of rocks, bonsai, and inkstones. Learn about the island's geological history and see unique stone formations. Souvenirs may be pricey.

Housed in a traditional Chinese garden building, this museum displays over 10,000 artifacts from the Paleolithic to the Qing Dynasty, including pottery, bronze, and porcelain. A must-visit for history buffs.

China's first comprehensive navigation museum, located in the Miaodao Xianying Palace. It features exhibits on Chinese maritime history, navigation technology, and Zheng He's voyages, with over 1,000 artifacts including ancient ship models.