Bisha Fishing Port Introduction
Badouzih Fishing Port is a fishing port that combines a traditional fishery center with recreational tourism and seafood restaurants. At the entrance of the port lies a retired deep-sea fishing vessel, the “Hai Gong,” which, after eighteen years of service, was decommissioned in 1993 and now stands at the port entrance for visitors to explore. Its massive structure next to the road has become a significant landmark of Badouzih Fishing Port. The port features ample parking spaces for small cars and buses, and the direct sales center in the port area allows fresh seafood such as fish, shrimp, and crabs caught by fishermen to be sold directly to tourists, ensuring freshness at lower prices than typical fish markets. Visitors who cannot take seafood back home can request immediate dining services from the restaurants within the port area, providing convenient and delicious meals on-site. Additionally, tourists can board the blue highway sightseeing fishing boats at Badouzih Fishing Port to visit the beautiful offshore island of Keelung Islet and enjoy the stunning sea and sky scenery. Various events, including the annual lock canal season festival, Dragon Boat Festival races, the National Surfcasting Invitational Championship, and lively international sailing competitions, are held at Badouzih Fishing Port every year.
