新北市八里區下罟子漁港

Ten years ago, it was originally a beach. When I was a kid, I used to play in the sand. Dad would go to the embankment on the right front to watch people fishing and eat stinky tofu. But about ten years ago, this place was converted into a fishing port, and the sand was dug away, and a pile of wave-eliminating blocks were paved. The viaduct also blocked the sunset. I came back here again a few years ago. I can no longer see the sea level line. It is completely blocked by the reclaimed Taipei Port and the iron house above. The only thing that remains unchanged is that there are people fishing on the embankment on the right, and vendors of stinky tofu and pork blood soup are still there. I’m not sure if they are the same. I can’t find the photos of the beach before searching on the Internet. I hope that kind netizens can share them if they have photos. Thanks

Quite tiring journey from Taichung

This small fishing port has a fortune-telling vehicle selling drinks and stinky tofu and other snacks. It is also a great enjoyment to fish here, eat snacks, and enjoy the sunset.

It is a small fishing port. The highway runs above, and the front is being reclaimed. From here, you can use the private road of New Taipei City.

In the small promenade area, there are very few people going for a walk. Go for a quiet walk without being disturbed. Go to the beach to get a fishing rod and fish. Sometimes you will get unexpected results!

Small fishing port but can lead to Taipei Port!

Now it's very clean! feel good!

The remote small fishing port, the environment is clean and generally not dirty. There are bicycle lanes passing by. If you want to fish, you can’t fish in the direction of the port. Marine patrols will definitely catch up. There used to be bees selling things. Didn't see it