Discover the Maritime Majesty of DanDong: Dalu Island

Situated as the largest northernmost island along China's coastline, Dalu Island forms a seamless connection with Zhuanghe and Dalian in the west, and with Dadong Port and DanDong's Yalu River in the east.

Key Attractions:

  1. Moon Bay and Shuangzhu Beach: Dalu Island boasts China's most extensive natural beachfront at Moon Bay and Shuangzhu Beach. A haven for water enthusiasts, these shores offer a plethora of water sports against the stunning backdrop of the northern Chinese seascape.

  2. Historical Fortifications: As a historical fortress on the Liaodong Peninsula, Dalu Island played a significant role in the First Sino-Japanese War. During the Battle of the Yellow Sea, Deng Shichang and his soldiers made the ultimate sacrifice in the waters surrounding Dalu Island. Notable landmarks on the island include Deng Shichang's Tomb and his bronze statue.

  3. Scenic Landmarks: Explore Dalu Island's natural wonders such as Erlang Stone, Gaba Jujube Tree, Dripwater Lake, Mao Wenlong Monument, Temple of the Sea Goddess, the English-style navigation lighthouse, and the ruins of a Danish church.

Travel Information:

  • Contact: For inquiries and additional information, please contact 0415-7599833.

Recommended Duration:

  • Plan for a Full Day: Given the diverse range of attractions, a day-long exploration of Dalu Island is recommended to fully appreciate its beauty and historical significance.

Transportation:

  • Ferry Services: Departing from Dalu Island Port Passenger Terminal, daily ferry services are available with standard, express, and high-speed options.

Admission:

  • Boat Tickets: Regular Boat 70 RMB / Express Boat 90 RMB / Speedboat 100 RMB (January 1 - December 31, Monday to Sunday) Note: There is no admission fee for entering the island.

Operating Hours:

  • 08:30 - 16:00: Full-day access; last entry at 16:00 (September 1 - November 30, Monday to Sunday)
  • 07:00 - 17:00: Full-day access (March 1 - May 31, Monday to Sunday)

Embark on a captivating journey to Dalu Island, where pristine beaches, historical landmarks, and stunning vistas come together to create an unforgettable experience at the northern frontier of China's coastline.