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Volcanic Island

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Volcanic Island | 42.8 km from downtown
Phone +8605963649196
Address: Volcanic Island Resort, Qianting Town, Zhangpu County, Zhangzhou City (Binhai Volcano National Geological Park)
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5–1 day
Highlights:
󰋄Fresh oysters & stunning views
󱓊Beach & forest surrounded resort
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Zhangzhou Volcano Island Resort is a truly unique place, boasting both volcanic geological wonders formed over millions of years and popular photo spots perfect for online photo-taking. [Scenery] Natural Wonders - Black Volcanic Rocks: Formed by a volcanic eruption 3 million years ago, the impact of the tidal wave is breathtaking. - "Sea and Mountain Oath Terrace": Influencer Spot - Monument Valley Maze: A pink castle. Rainbow Mountain: A multicolored mountainscape in macaron hues. Beachfront Facilities: A slide, hot air balloons, a bird's nest, a lighthouse, and more. Experiences - Geological Museum: Learn about volcanoes and feature a simulated eruption. [Fun] Rent an electric scooter to travel around the island and catch some seafood at low tide. Transportation: The scenic area is large and scattered, so it's recommended to purchase a sightseeing bus ticket (20/30 yuan) or rent an electric scooter (approximately 50 yuan/hour). Itinerary Planning: The scenic area is large and the attractions are scattered, so plan at least half a day to a full day. As soon as you enter the scenic area, we recommend buying a sightseeing bus ticket or renting a small electric scooter to save time and effort walking. Photography Tips: Time: The light is softer after 4 PM, especially before sunset, when the backlight makes your hair glow, creating a wonderful atmosphere. Attire: Wearing solid, contrasting colors like white or blue will enhance your photos in front of the pink Monument Valley and the colorful Rainbow Mountain. Tips: Don't just focus on popular camera spots; explore some beautiful corners on your own, such as the combination of pink walls and foliage in Monument Valley or the rainbow path leading from Rainbow Mountain to the beach. Zooming out will help capture the atmosphere more easily. Suitable for: This is a great spot for couples or photo-loving couples.
A day trip to Volcano Island: Stepping on 3-million-year-old volcanic rocks and gazing at the ocean—worth it! As someone who enjoys off-the-beaten-path natural landscapes, this trip to Volcano Island completely exceeded my expectations—no crowds, just the soothing sight of "half volcanic rock, half blue ocean." Even my phone's memory was full of photos! First, the must-do highlights: The Volcano Geology Museum is a must-see. You'll see lava balls and volcanic bombs left over from a 3-million-year-old eruption, as well as a small device that simulates an eruption. Afterward, head to the beach to see the real thing and instantly understand the awe-inspiring feeling of "this place was once a sea of ​​fire." The volcanic rock beach by the sea is a perfect spot for photos. White shells are embedded in the black rocks, and the rising tide creates a cinematic feel. The sun shines best around 4 p.m., making photos look incredibly bright. If you prefer a more relaxed experience, renting a small electric scooter to drive around the island is also very comfortable. Along the way, you'll see colorful houses and vast lawns, creating a refreshing photo opportunity. A few small suggestions: First, there aren't many restaurants on the island, so bring some snacks and water. Second, the beach can be windy, so even on sunny days, remember to bring a light jacket. Third, don't just focus on the popular check-in spots; head deeper into the rocky beaches to find deserted "private viewing spots." Listening to the crashing waves and simply daydreaming is quite relaxing. Overall, this isn't the kind of place you'll want to check in and leave. It's more suitable for those who want to slow down and experience nature. As we left, watching the sunset paint the ocean orange, I truly thought—it was worth it to be standing on the remains of a volcano millions of years old and witnessing a sea like this!
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