Waimushan Lake Bay Introduction
The coastal road between Wai'ao Fishing Port and Dawulun Aodi Fishing Village, approximately 4 kilometers long, is the longest remaining natural coastline in Keelung City. Near Wai'ao Fishing Port, there are natural seawater swimming facilities suitable for those with better swimming skills for swimming or snorkeling; Dawulun Aodi Beach is the only beach in Keelung City. Although it is an artificial beach, it features a tranquil landscape with clean, white sand, showcasing charming seaside scenery. Furthermore, there are several seafood restaurants, cafes, and mobile tourist service stations along the way, making it a great destination for families, young friends, and couples to enjoy. Between Dawulun Aodi Beach and Wanli District of New Taipei City lies Huhai Bay, where coastal rocks have been sculpted into unique shapes by the erosion of seawater over the years. Visitors can not only enjoy the picturesque view of the sea blending with the sky but also walk along the bike path to gaze at Keelung Islet and watch large ships entering the harbor, making it an excellent spot for leisure and hiking. A tourist service station has been set up for the convenience of visitors, allowing them to sip coffee or tea while listening to the sound of the waves, enjoy the breathtaking sunset, and appreciate the scattered lights of fishing boats on the sea, making it a place worth experiencing in depth.
