Qimu Island
屺坶岛
A tombolo island connected to the mainland by a sand bank. Its northern shore has cliffs and reefs, and its southern shore has sandy beaches and tidal flats. It is one of China's three major tombolo islands.
Qimu Island lies about 10 km northwest of Longkou. It is roughly 10 km long from east to west and 1 km wide, and a sand bank connects it to the mainland. It is known as one of China's three major tombolo islands. The north side has steep cliffs and reefs, with landmarks including General Rock, Fishing Platform and Lighthouse Hill. The gently sloping southern beaches are good for shellfish gathering. Some areas have recently been closed off as part of the Longkou Port zone, so confirm which areas are open before you visit.
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