Guapi Island

Guapi Island is located 12.7 kilometers east of Guanglu Island in the depths of the Yellow Sea, and is administratively affiliated to Guanglu Township, Changhai County, Dalian, Liaoning Province. Guapi Island covers an area of three square kilometers. It is long from east to west, wide from north to south, and the terrain is gentle. It is composed of gneiss and slate, and there are small bays and sea flats along the coast. It is connected with Duoluomu at the eastern end of Guanglu Island by a seabed sand bar, which is sometimes dry during the winter flood season. At the southeastern end, there is a reef vein extending to the southeast, on which there are large and small Caituozi islands. On Guapi Island, you can get up early to watch the sunrise of the Yellow Sea, with a panoramic view of the beautiful scenery; when the tide is high, there are many kinds of economic fish such as yellow croaker and black fish; the seafood includes fish, shrimp, sea cucumber, oyster, and the specialty silver needlefish. When the tide is low, you can catch sea shells, catch crabs, and pick up sea cucumbers, which is a lot of fun; stay in a local fisherman's house, experience the life of a fisherman, and taste the authentic Dalian seafood. Guapi Island has beautiful scenery, simple folk customs, abundant aquatic resources, and high green vegetation coverage. From a distance, the island is lush and green. On the island, the taste and characteristics of the fishing village are in front of you. The wharf is very small, fishing boats are moored around, and the fishermen’s homes not far from the shore are stacked with various fishing gear and equipment; Ming is a beautiful and harmonious beauty, but what is special is that hibiscus trees are planted in front of and behind every house. The graceful and graceful hibiscus tree means that the people here live a prosperous life and are prosperous for generations.