Qingluo Beach Introduction
Qingluo Beach, located on the northern shore of Huxi Township in Penghu, is one of the important ecological areas in Penghu. This beach stretches several hundred meters and features a coral gravel shoreline, with finer shell sand at its rear. The coastal wetland here attracts numerous migratory birds, and the endangered species, the Little Tern, breeds in this area, making it one of the largest habitats for birds in Penghu where they also spend the winter. Each year, over a hundred species of birds, numbering in the thousands, pass through or overwinter here, showcasing rich natural and cultural ecological resources. Qingluo Beach, with its coral reefs and basalt formations, is vast and seldom crowded, hence it is very peaceful! Here, you can enjoy the beauty of Qingluo Beach and feel the refreshing seawater. To the west, there are wind turbines dotted around Zhongtun, while to the northeast lie the islands of the East China Sea. At sunset, the sea and wind turbines create a picturesque scene. In front of Qingluo Beach, there is a wide intertidal zone where you can collect shells at low tide and appreciate the tidal ecosystem. The Qingluo coastline is a diverse wetland, featuring rocky reefs, pebbles, beaches, and muddy shores, along with mangroves, tidal pools, sandbars, and fish ponds, representing a miniature landscape of various wetlands in Penghu. [Recommended stay time] 0.5 hours.
Coastal wetlands attract large groups of migratory birds for stopovers and breeding.
