Waimushan Bay Introduction
The Lake-Sea Road, approximately 4 kilometers long, stretches between the Waimushan Fishing Port and the Dawulun Aodi Fishing Village, representing the longest remaining natural coastline within the jurisdiction of Keelung City. Near the Waimushan Fishing Port, natural seawater swimming facilities are available for those with better swimming skills to enjoy swimming or snorkeling. The Dawulun Aodi Beach is the only beach in Keelung City; although an artificial beach, it features a tranquil scenery with white, clear sand, showcasing a charming seaside landscape. Additionally, there are numerous seafood restaurants, cafes, and mobile tourist service stations along the route, making it a great place for families, young friends, and couples to visit. Between the Dawulun Aodi Beach and Wanli District in New Taipei City lies the Huhai Bay, where coastal rocks have been sculpted into unique shapes by years of seawater erosion. Visitors can not only enjoy the panoramic views of the sea and sky but also take a walk along the bike path to see Keelung Islet and watch large ships entering the harbor, making it an excellent spot for leisure and hiking. A tourist service station is set up to serve visitors, allowing them to sip coffee or tea while listening to the sound of the waves. In the evening, they can admire the stunning sunset and the scattered fishing lights on the sea, making it a worthwhile place for in-depth observation and experience.
