Waiwushan Lake Bay Introduction
The coastal road between Waimushan Fishing Port and Dawulun Aodi Fishing Village is approximately 4 kilometers long and is the longest natural coastline remaining within Keelung City. Near Waimushan Fishing Port, there are natural seawater swimming facilities that allow skilled swimmers and snorkelers to enjoy the water. Dawulun Aodi Beach is the only beach within Keelung City; although it is an artificial beach, it offers a peaceful ambiance with its clean, white sands, showcasing a charming seaside landscape. Along the route, there are several seafood restaurants, cafes, and mobile tourist service stations, making it a great destination for families, young people, and couples to visit. Between Dawulun Aodi Beach and Wanli District in New Taipei City lies Huhai Bay, where coastal rocks have been sculpted into unique shapes by years of seawater erosion. Visitors here can not only marvel at the stunning sea and sky scenery but also walk along the bike path to enjoy a distant view of Keelung Islet and watch large ships enter the harbor, making it an excellent spot for leisure and hiking. The tourist service station set up for visitors allows them to sip coffee or tea while listening to the sound of the waves and appreciating the breathtaking sunset, as well as the scattered fishing lights on the sea, making it a place worth exploring in depth.
