Kuibishan Beach

The basalt wall of Kuibi Mountain, The magma erupted and condensed. Showing gray-black igneous rock, Inclined and irregularly arranged, The original beauty of nature. ⛰️

Amazing scenic spots, which have been listed as restricted areas, are not allowed to enter, but can be overlooked from the mountain ~

On the beach next to Chiyu, the road is not easy to walk because it is basalt, but the scenery along the road is really beautiful, but there is a lot of drifting garbage on the beach...

There is still a lot of rubbish on the beach where you can walk through at low tide

This landscape is really amazing, the road is around the sea! Travellers should remember to pay attention to the schedule during the ups and downs, so as not to see the sea.

Kuibi Mountain was found to be similar to a giant tortoise lying on the sea when looking far away from the coast of Beiliao. The ancestors called it Guibi Mountain, which was later changed to Kuibi Mountain. After low tide, a whole basalt trail was opened up in the sea. Chiyu was bathed in the morning sunlight, and there was a shy sense of laziness~

Like "Moses dividing the sea", it is all because of the seabed land exposed at low tide. But the difference is that "Moses Parting Sea" is a rocky ground, and here is a comfortable white sand beach. The entrance is a staircase that walks along the coast to the foot of the mountain. When the tide is high, even the staircase will be submerged. I didn't expect that when the tide is low, a large area of ​​land can be exposed for walking! Go down to the sand, and then walk along the side of the astonishing mountain wall that looks like a monster's back. After going around, it suddenly opens up to a large beach of black, rock and white sand. There is a walkway made of white sand that winds to another larger beach in the sea. Against the backdrop of the blue sky, it seems to have no end. On the right side of the beach, you can overlook the "Moses Sea", and you can see those people walking on the rocky path from a distance, which is in sharp contrast with the deserted beach where you are.