Wujia Tai Beachcombing Must-See, It's as Fun as Treasure Hunting

About the Attraction: When the tide recedes, the beach is filled with small crabs scuttling sideways, and shells hidden in the sand. Known as the 'Hawaii of the East,' it also boasts a beachcombing park with a large area. In the evening, Wujia Tai has a summer night market with many fun trinkets and exquisite accessories. Beachcombing here is definitely worth the trip. About Beachcombing: 1. Bring small buckets, small rakes, cotton gloves, small shovels, and other tools when beachcombing. The sand gets very hot under the midday sun, so it's recommended to go beachcombing in the afternoon when it's cooler. 2. Wujia Tai Beachcombing Park has many rocks, so don't wear sandals. There are broken shells and oysters on the rocks that can easily cause cuts. The best time for beachcombing is an hour before the lowest tide, and the best time varies daily. 3. Follow the direction of the receding tide. In shallow waters, look for moving objects, turn over rocks with long oysters on the shore, and dig in sandy areas to see if there are clams. One-Day Beachcombing Route: Wujia Tai Beachcombing Park—Rizhao Coastal Forest Park—Dongyi Town Snack Street—Rizhao Ocean Park—Third Bathing Beach Beachcombing Location: Bihai Road, Donggang District, Rizhao City, Shandong Province About Transportation: You can drive or ride an electric bike to get there. Recommended Nearby Beachcombing Spots: 1. Taigong Island Oyster Park 2. Peijia Village Wharf 3. Wanpingkou Beachcombing Park 4. Haishangbei Park Safety Tips: 1. The rocks are very slippery, so be sure to wear non-slip shoes. 2. Do not stay on the rocks for a long time. 3. Apply sunscreen and wear sun-protective clothing when beachcombing during the day.