Chasing Blue Tears in the Cliffside Shell House

Nestled in the embrace of the East China Sea waves lies a treasure island certified by National Geographic. Just 68 nautical miles across from Taiwan, this place measures the blood ties between both sides of the strait. With a 408-kilometer coastline, when the "eastern misty aura" condenses into an island, this fairyland called "Lan" emerges. 🌊 Homestay | Ximo Lostvilla Yuxi Cliffside Seaview Homestay 📍 Address | No. 64-1, Mengjiaowei Village, Aoqian Town, Fuzhou City 🟤 Environment Perched between mountains and sea with expansive views, five pure white buildings resemble seashells growing on cliffs. The 270-degree circular viewing platform captures sunrises 🌅, sunsets, and tidal changes at a glance. Wake up to sparkling seas meeting the horizon, and fall asleep to the lullaby of waves at night. 🟤 Rooms The homestay features a pristine white palette, blending Santorini romance with primal cave aesthetics. Designers cleverly use arched domes and floor-to-ceiling windows to turn each room into a dynamic art gallery of the sea. Smart home systems harmonize with natural wood furniture, while the cliffside infinity pool mirrors drifting clouds. A private beach is just a 5-minute walk away. 🟤 Nearby Attractions Haitan Ancient City: 2-3km Tannan Bay: 3-4km (Perfect for blue tears💧!) Houyan Island (68 Nautical Miles): 6-8km Elephant Trunk Bay: 13-14km 🟤 Encounter the Magical Blue Tears Blue tears now occur frequently, with May being the prime viewing season. The homestay sits at one of the best observation spots. Staff share real-time blue tear forecasts, and the rooftop terrace comes with professional telescopes for stargazing guides to unveil the secrets of the "sea galaxy." As the last glow of sunset sinks into the East China Sea, fluorescent blue waves begin dancing with the starry sky. Finally, we understand—Pingtan Island has scattered the Milky Way into its surf.