Waimushan Lake Bay Introduction
The coastal road, approximately 4 kilometers long, stretches from Waimushan Fishing Port to Dawulun Aodi Fishing Village and is the longest natural coastline remaining within the jurisdiction of Keelung City. Natural seawater swimming facilities are available near Waimushan Fishing Port, offering a place for better swimmers to enjoy swimming or snorkeling; Dawulun Aodi Beach is the only beach within Keelung City. Although it is an artificial beach, it features a serene landscape and the sand is clean and white, showcasing charming coastal scenery. Along the way, there are numerous seafood restaurants, cafes, and mobile tourist service stations, making it a great place for families, youth, and couples to visit. The coastal bay between Dawulun Aodi Beach and Wanli District in New Taipei City has coastal rock formations sculpted by years of erosion, presenting unique shapes. Here, visitors can enjoy the view of the sea and sky, walk along the cycling path, and gaze at Keelung Islet while watching large ships enter the harbor, making it an excellent spot for leisure and hiking. A visitor service station is set up to serve tourists, allowing them to sip coffee or tea while listening to the sound of the waves, enjoy the colorful sunset in the evening, and admire the scattered fishing lights on the sea, making it a spot worth exploring and experiencing.
