A Secret Island in the Deepest Part of the Chinese Sea: A Place You'll Never Want to Leave
Shandong Province's Longkou County boasts a chain of 32 islands, with Nanhuangcheng Island situated among them. Covering only 1.83 square kilometers, the island is home to nearly 200 fishing families and a population of less than 1,000, one of the few areas in China with no pollution.
Every household on the island is a seaside villa, with just one road less than 1,000 meters long serving the entire village. Residents have cars for transportation, feeling like they step out of the car immediately upon arrival. A unique feature is that the island's cars have no license plates, and there are no traffic lights or police officers.
The island's structure is based on 'one island, one township, one village,' characterized by its unique geographical location and rustic customs. Locals are honest and welcoming, with open doors and hearts, truly embodying the socialist new countryside.
Nanhuangcheng Island is a relatively late-developed island, featuring the best environmental quality and air quality. The greatest enjoyment comes from escaping the hustle and bustle of the world, without any worries or concerns.
The entire island is a natural harbor, with calm waters and shaded trees inside, and rugged reefs outside. It's a masterpiece of nature.
Located at the northernmost tip of the Shandong Peninsula, Nanhuangcheng Island faces the Liaodong Bay, with beautiful blue seas and skies, picturesque scenery, pleasant climate, green mountains and red tile houses, creating a harmonious blend. It's known as 'the Seasid Island',
This is a place of beautiful scenery, rich in resources, with fertile water, over 100 varieties of naturally grown marine products such as sea cucumbers, abalone, sea urchins, Eri shrimp, and clams. It's known as 'China's Abalone Island,' and is considered the wealthiest island in the Longkou County's North Five Islands, nicknamed 'the wealthiest island village in China',
There are no beaches here, the shoreline is covered with small pebbles. The water is clear enough to see the bottom, with small snails, moon snails, and crabs delighting children.
The sea rocks are a paradise for seagulls, with countless seagulls nesting there. Locals call them 'Big Brick Houses' and 'Small Brick Houses.' Small boats can enter the caves, and the seaweed underwater is clear, allowing you to catch wild kelp and, frequently, sea urchins and starfish.
Here live honest and hardworking fishermen, who lead a life of early departure and late return in the fishing industry. If you happen to enjoy fishing, you can join real old fishermen to go out to sea for wild fishing, experiencing the joy of harvest…
From May's spring flood season seafood to November's small snow boat return, are the fishing seasons for Nanhuangcheng Island, with the best period from June to October, mainly targeting blackhead and yellowfish.
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