The bioluminescent sea of Beiji Island looks like the Milky Way falling to earth, unbelievably beautiful!

Few people and beautiful scenery! A hidden gem island privately kept in Wenzhou Endorsed by National Geographic, this lesser-known island hidden in Wenzhou—Beiji Island—has yet to be discovered by many, and it’s truly breathtaking! Here you’ll find crystal-clear blue seas, simple fishing villages, and stunning sunrises and sunsets, a real-life “paradise on earth.” This super detailed guide will take you on an immersive experience of Beiji Island’s charm! 🚢 Transportation Guide: First, navigate to Ruian Port Passenger Station. The ferry ticket costs 130 yuan, and the trip takes about 2 hours and 40 minutes. The journey is long, so if you’re prone to seasickness, prepare seasickness medicine in advance. Ferry departure times vary daily, so remember to check and book in advance on the “Xiao Cheng Ruian Port Passenger Station” app. 🏠 Accommodation Options: • Jihai Xinzong: A standalone stone villa located in Ligong Village, stylishly decorated with five-star standard bedding, around 500 yuan per person, and offers butler-style service. • Beihai Xiangshe: Rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows facing the sea with amazing views, pet-friendly, and guests receive a Blue Tears reminder service upon check-in. 🌅 Must-Visit Attractions: • Beiji Lighthouse: As the island’s landmark, it stands at the highest point of Beiji Mountain and is a large international lighthouse within Wenzhou. Watching the sunrise here in the early morning creates an incredible atmosphere. You can also join the lighthouse guardian volunteer activities for a unique experience. • Guoshuiyu: This place offers different scenery with the tides. At low tide, walk along the stone path to the small island to explore the rocky tidal flats; at high tide, the seawater covers the path, like an entrance to a mysterious world, and it’s also an excellent spot to watch the sunset. • Guantou Bojiao: A perfect place on the island to watch the sunrise. Although it’s a bit far from the guesthouse area, the shimmering sea when the first sunlight hits is definitely worth waking up early for. • Artificial Beach: The water is clear and clean, with few people and beautiful scenery, perfect for your exclusive beach time. • Seaside Boardwalk: On one side is the endless sea, on the other side blooming flowers. Strolling along the boardwalk, every photo you take is full of atmosphere. 🍱 Seafood Feast: • Aqin Sao Seafood Shop: Stir-fried vermicelli with spicy snails only costs 15 yuan, and scallion oil yellow croaker is also very fresh and delicious, offering great value. • Sunset Guesthouse: Specializes in table meals, with an average of 70 yuan per person for unlimited yellow croaker, plus super refreshing iced kelp sprout soup. • Hidden Menu: Buy freshly landed dragonhead fish (shuichuan) from fishermen and have the guesthouse owner braise it for you. It’s tender and flavorful, perfect with rice. ❗ Travel Tips: 1. There are many mosquitoes on the island, so be sure to bring mosquito repellent; the sun is also strong, so high-SPF sunscreen, sun-protective clothing, and sunglasses are all essential. 2. When foraging at low tide, bring non-slip shoes, gloves, and a small bucket to collect plenty of shells and crabs. 3. For those wanting to see the Blue Tears, bring a red light flashlight and a tripod to increase your chances of capturing the magical glowing waves.