Photos of Sanxiantai

Sanxiantai was originally a headland, but gradually turned into an offshore island under the action of seawater erosion. Tourists who want to go to Sanxiantai can only wade through the water at low tide. In 1987, the sea-crossing bridge was completed, which not only facilitated tourists to cross the shore, but also became a well-known landmark on the east coast. Sanxiantai has obvious geological effects, the island is densely covered with strange rocks, and the phenomenon of sea erosion is remarkable. At the same time, due to the special geographical and climatic conditions, the coastal plants here are rich in species, such as Lintou, Baishuimu, etc. It is an important base for the study of coastal plant ecology.