Weihai's wind is a panacea for everything

Weihai's wind is a panacea for everything. Indeed, beautiful scenery never disappoints 🎉. Weihai's sea understands people's hearts so well; the unhurried sea breeze, carrying a salty freshness, gently brushes over your fingertips. Just sitting by the shore, watching the waves rise and fall, and the clouds unfurl, you can truly spend an entire day without getting bored 📍. Travel Tips 1. Chase the ultimate light and shadow: Go to Banyue Bay in the early morning to catch the sunrise and witness the romantic scene of the morning sun breaking through the sea of clouds and shining on the red tiles and yellow walls; in the evening, head to Jinhai Beach, where the orange-red sunset dyes the sand into soft color blocks, making every casual shot a healing masterpiece. 2. Unlock seaside fun: If you want to go clamming, head to Putao Beach. During low tide, bring a small bucket and shovel, and you can easily harvest clams and razor clams. Remember to bring salt to dig up razor clams faster; for dynamic fun, visit Jiulong Bay, where you can enjoy water activities like speedboats and pedal boats. 3. Immersive island experience: Dongchu Island is worth spending ample time on. You can watch sea cucumbers and crabs swim through the viewing windows of the marine ranch, and also explore century-old seaweed houses. These old houses, with stone walls and grass roofs, are warm in winter and cool in summer, serving as living specimens of Jiaodong fishing villages; on Hailü Island, you can encounter flocks of black-tailed gulls, with gulls and egrets flying together between the blue sky and sea, creating an incredible atmosphere. 4. Weihai on the tip of your tongue: For dinner, we recommend Haobao near Xingfumen, where the oysters are large and plump, a perfect match with barbecue and beer; at night, be sure to visit Hanlefong Night Market, where iron plate shrimp paste, wheel cakes, and Laotian iced coffee are must-try delicacies. 5. Avoid pitfalls and reminders: The sun's UV rays are strong by the sea, so make sure to apply plenty of sunscreen; it's not recommended to try roadside food stalls, as they can be overpriced and the food quality is generally mediocre; before taking the coastal bus or going to an island, it's best to confirm the operating hours and last bus schedule in advance.