Daheishan Island Photo Spot

May Yantai Special Forces Guide is here! Daheishan Island, this lesser-known island, is stunningly beautiful, no filters needed for photos, and with fewer people and great scenery, it's perfect for shooting 🌊

🌇 Must-visit spots:
1. Longzhuo Mountain Geological Park: Ticket 60 RMB, the unique sea erosion landform looks like it was clawed by a dragon, very impressive, be sure to wear non-slip shoes!
2. Juxian Cave: The legendary place where the Eight Immortals crossed the sea, cool and refreshing inside, best to visit at noon
3. Beizhuang Ruins: Ancient village ruins over 4,000 years old, a must-see for archaeology enthusiasts
4. Tuowei Beach: A stunning beach that appears at low tide, remember to check the tide schedule for photos
5. Haiyun Square: The perfect spot to watch the sunset, golden sunlight shining on the sea is amazing

🍽️ Food Guide:
1. Fisherman’s Seafood: Recommended is Haixia Fisherman’s Home on the island, 80 RMB per person to eat until full, mantis shrimp and scallops are must-orders
2. Seafood BBQ: Barbecue stalls near the lighthouse at night, freshly caught and grilled, super fresh
3. Spanish Mackerel Dumplings: The island’s signature dish, the most authentic at Lao Wang Dumpling Shop
4. Seaweed Buns: A special breakfast, 3 RMB each, very affordable

🏨 Accommodation Recommendations:
1. Daheishan Island Fisherman’s Homestay: 200+ RMB/night, right by the sea, the owner will take you tide pooling
2. Island Holiday Hotel: The only star-rated hotel on the island, book one month in advance during peak season
3. Camping Base: Bring your own tent, 100 RMB per tent, perfect for stargazing and very romantic

✨ Useful Tips:
1. Take a 1-hour boat ride from Penglai Pier, ticket 45 RMB, 4 trips daily
2. Island transportation is by walking or renting electric scooters, 50 RMB/hour
3. Best time to visit is May to October, remember to bring sun protection clothing and hats
4. Tide pooling tools can be bought at the pier, cheaper than on the island
5. Mobile signal is spotty, better to carry some cash for peace of mind