Late spring and early summer, foreign tourists and local indigenous mackerel haunts! The best way to enjoy summer, in addition to Laoshan's cauldron, Gaizhou skewers, should be to ask friends to go to the beach.
There are three main places around the Spanish mackerel, the area where the village of Xianrendao is located, the area of Xianrendao North 8, Baishawan area. This is the following three pictures, navigation location is the immortal island village, immortal island hotel, white sand bay gold coast.
When it comes to the sea, the first thing you should pay attention to is to grasp the law of the ebb and flow of the tide!
No more nonsense, directly on the map. Welcome away.
Tide table
The best place to dig razor clams around the Spanish mackerel ring
Hai Lao Bubble base
Immortal Island
Anciently named for the Eight Immortals Road Pass, ten thousand acres of Pagoda Woods, famous in China and abroad, with abundant produce, clams, Hongjiahong, clams and so on. Part of the activity area charge, 2 yuan per person, 6 people can negotiate 10 yuan, does not work. There is a free zone, but there are more people than sea. The first day of the first month of the first day of vegetarian, especially thousands of people go to the Navy .
Baisha Bay Immortal Island
Baisha Bay Gold Coast
This is a seaside tourist area with the best sea environment and infrastructure. The beach here is rich in razor clams, razor clam digging artifacts - fine salt can be fried to 5 yuan / bag. It is recommended to bring your own fine salt. The densely packed holes on the beach are hiding places for bamboo shoots. Fill the holes with salt and wait for the bamboo shoots. China's Gold Coast, no money! Feel free to play!
Baisha Bay Gold Coast
Gao Wo Heng
This area of the sea has always been legendary. In Baisha Bay along the coastal road to the north, there is a fork in the road to the west. I have been undercover for many years and learned of this place from the gods. Please read the map carefully and don't move the navigation. Everyone with an entry fee of $20 digs up finger-thick razor clams, which are inexhaustible.