Islands, catching the sea, watching the sunrise and water activities all start from the official warning and open areas.
The first message from the beach is the official announcement
Pay attention to weather, sea conditions and scenic spot announcements before departure. In the event of typhoons, strong winds and waves, heavy rainfall or closed management, adjustments will be made according to official requirements. You cannot cross the warning line or enter the closed and open area.
Tide and light cannot be judged from online photos
Access to the sea, reefs, seawalls and sunrise points requires actual opening and safety conditions. Internet photos only record a moment and cannot prove that it is accessible or suitable for children and the elderly on that day.
Participate in formal open water activities
Check the operation and safety arrangements, follow the instructions of on-site staff, and wear life-saving equipment as required. Do not enter non-swimming areas, unknown waters or areas with obvious wind and waves without permission.
Even if you can’t see Blue Tears, you should still have a complete island trip
Blue Tears are not guaranteed to appear, and one should not venture into dark, closed or dangerous shores in search of natural phenomena. A basic itinerary can be designed around fishing villages, architecture, bays and local life.
Turn the stories you read into your own journey.
Arrange a suitable Fujian route based on your dates, interests and traveling companions.