Time Should Be Wasted by the Sea

Songlan Mountain is the remaining range of Tiantai Mountain extending eastward into the sea, composed of winding bays, beautiful islets, and numerous capes and beaches. The beach group includes East Beach, South Beach, Baisha Bay Beach, Xiasha Beach, Taiji Bay Beach, and Central Beach. These beaches stretch over 12 kilometers, forming the largest coastal beach group in the Yangtze River Delta region.

Favorite Activities

· Water: Jet skiing, sea tricycles, water zorbing, sea biking

· Beach: Sandcastle building, crab catching, shell collecting, wave chasing, beach volleyball, beach football

· Shore: Seaside reading, family camps, lure fishing, light meals, coffee, tea houses

East Beach · Sports Beach

On the crescent-shaped golden sand of East Beach, small crabs build their homes on the tidally washed grounds. This is a coastal bathing area with a variety of water sports activities you shouldn’t miss.

South Beach · Art Beach

Located at the southernmost tip of Songlan Mountain, this beach is dotted with islets. It features commercial areas, family play zones, and a whale-themed amusement park. The surrounding mountains cast long shadows, enhancing the vastness of the sea.

Taiji Bay · Fun Beach

Located at the entrance of the Yafan Resort Hotel, this beach is shaped like a Taiji symbol. It features artistic installations like a wooden swing and a blue door frame, creating a romantic atmosphere.

Central Beach · Healing Beach

Starting from Yashi Coffee, follow the coastal trail through a pine forest to reach Central Beach. Surrounded by winding mountains, this beach feels like a grand natural ceremony.

Baisha Bay · Love Beach

As beautiful as a painting, Baisha Bay Beach is known for its high quartz content, making the sand soft and non-sticky. It’s often described as “soft as moss, white as silver.”

Xiasha Beach · Camping Beach

Located at the northern entrance of the Songlan Mountain resort, this beach features mature facilities like shops, food stalls, beach bars, and camping areas. Tents form a small community, offering a lively and cozy atmosphere.