A Collection of Lesser-Known Islands: Take Your Family and Enjoy Some Time for Yourselves!

Sunlight, blue sea, reefs, and seafood—the sea surface here changes with the seasons: calm as West Lake in Hangzhou during tranquility, fierce as the Qiantang autumn tide when stirred. In spring and summer, the island peaks are shrouded in clouds and mist, while the coastline is bathed in sunshine, creating a spectacular sight.

Vivid colors, bold imagination—these contrast sharply yet tastefully, showcasing the beauty in the fishermen's hearts. Looking at these carefully crafted works, you feel that everything is wonderful.

Set sail. Head to Gouqi Island to explore mountain and water wonders and see the sea buckthorn forests. Visit Xiaoxitian to watch the tides rise and fall, witness sunrises and sunsets, and listen to the timeless sound of the waves. Explore the uninhabited village, with scattered houses and eaves peeking out from lush greenery—lonely and tranquil.

This place is remote and isolated. Stroll along the narrow village paths, passing sparse fences, empty courtyards, and weathered houses. Listen to the whistling mountain wind and the roar of the sea.

Climb the wind farm observation platform and look down at the foot of the mountain to see another dreamlike scene: a few emerald islands floating on a blue satin, golden sandy beaches outlining the ancient peace and elegance of the fishing village, offering a panoramic view of Qushan Island.

Daishan Guanyin Mountain is the highest peak in Daishan County, with an altitude of 314 meters, 20 nautical miles from Daishan Island. The summit is often shrouded in clouds, with peaks appearing and disappearing like a heavenly wonderland, earning it the name "Second Buddhist Land of the East China Sea."

Huaniao Island, as beautiful as its name, is located in the northeastern part of the Zhoushan Islands. The island's shape resembles a bird in flight, with abundant flowers and grass and birdsong, earning it the nickname "Bird Island and Flower Village."

All the houses here were uniformly painted blue and white last year, reminiscent of Santorini, Greece. It is quiet, beautiful, with a touching sea, clear blue sky, enthusiastic travelers, and paths where lost people find their way.

Lingshan Island, located off the coast of Qingdao in the Yellow Sea, is the third highest island in China. It covers about 7 square kilometers, with the highest peak at 513 meters. The island has not been overdeveloped and remains relatively pristine, with a primitive lifestyle and natural island landscapes.

The island blends the beauty of islands, sea, mountains, caves, rocks, and clouds, filling every outdoor enthusiast with a desire to explore and sparking the imagination.

Guanglu Island is located in the western part of the Changhai Outer Changshan Islands, in the northern Yellow Sea. It consists of 23 islets, rocks, and reefs and is a romantic northern island. Guanglu Island borders the Dalian Jinshitan National Tourist Resort to the west and faces the important towns of Pikou and Dengshahe across the sea to the north, earning it the title "Gateway to Dalian."

Guanglu Island boasts a beach with clean water and sand, the Xiaozhushan cultural site representing the Neolithic human development history of the Dalian area, a Mazu Temple built during the Ming Dynasty, and the mysterious Immortal Cave. Its unique sea erosion landscapes, astronomical and historical sites, Fairy Lake, and Golden Beach will leave you reluctant to leave.