Lishui Fishing Harbor

The architecture has a Greek style, and the fishing boats and bamboo rafts in the fishing port have the taste of Venetian gondolas with more colors! Worth the visit!

I think it is a very common point. I feel that it should be built better in the future. I saw that it is under construction~~~ Suitable for shaking ~ small attractions that do not stay for a long time!

There are toilets, Mediterranean-style buildings, mangrove swamps near Wuxi, fishing boats, and a large number of small crabs on the sand. When you go to the city, you can overlook Dadu Mountain, which is suitable for cycling. The water near the thermal power plant is poor, and the sea breeze is strong. It is a large, short-term tourist attraction, not suitable for special visits.

There are not many people, although there is no parking lot, but the roadside parking is good If you don't take pictures, you should be done in less than half an hour. Because it has not yet become a very popular attraction So there are "no" vendors around Friends who want to come to eat food vendors are not suitable~ You can walk down the embankment and take a close-up photo of the sunset by the bamboo raft Although there is no sky mirror of Gaomei Wetland, it does not lose the beauty of the sea.

Lishui Fishing Port, located in Longjing District, the most southwestern tip of Taichung, was originally an old fishing port with a history of more than 100 years. Due to the influence of the construction of the adjacent thermal power plant, the development of the fishing industry has gradually declined, and there are almost no boats. Came here to fish, only a few rubber rafts were left to dock, and then cleverly used the abandoned sea patrol post on the embankment to transform it into a viewing platform with a Greek style blue and white tone, plus there are bicycle trails nearby, it became Taichung. It is an excellent resort for newlyweds to take pictures of wedding dresses, watch the sunset and watch birds, and ride a bicycle to see the sea. There is also a Greek scenic spot that can be photographed not long ago (most people miss this one, remember, remember)