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Daheishan Island 大黑山岛Dàhēishān Dǎo
4A scenic area · National heritage site · Yantai, Shandong
- Time needed
- 1 day
- Days to budget
- 1 day
- City
- Yantai
- Region
- Shandong
- Type
- Nature
- Listed as
- 4A scenic area, National heritage site
About Daheishan Island
Daheishan is a volcanic island at the western end of the Changshan Islands in the Bohai Strait, about 70 minutes by ferry from Penglai. Its main sights are the quartzite cliffs, sea caves and coastal walkway of Longzhua Shan (Dragon Claw Mountain), a national geopark site, and a long sand beach at Tuowei. At Beizhuang village the national-listed Beizhuang site is a prehistoric settlement about 6,500 years old, and the Beizhuang Prehistoric Site Museum shows finds from its excavations.
How to get to Daheishan Island
By ferry to Heishan harbour from Penglai port (about 70 minutes) or from Changdao port; the Beizhuang museum on the island is closed on Mondays.
Nearby
- Penglai Pavilion and Water City 蓬莱阁与蓬莱水城 20 km
A cliff-top tower of immortals and a Ming sea fortress on the Bohai shore
Also within 20 km: Changdao: South and North Changshan Islands 长岛南北长山 (under 10 km), Houji Island Lighthouse 猴矶岛灯塔 (10 km), Penglai Polar Ocean World 蓬莱海洋极地世界 (20 km).
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