Lingshan Island
灵山岛
The highest island in northern China, with marine erosion landforms, the Beilaishi rock formation and fishing villages. It is suitable for a one- or two-day trip.
Lingshan Island lies in the sea southeast of the West Coast New Area. Its main peak, Waitouding, rises about 513 meters above sea level and is known as the 'highest island in northern China'. The island has Beilaishi rock, sea-erosion cliffs, volcanic rock formations and bird migration viewpoints. Fishing villages such as Chengkouzi and Shazuizi serve fisherman's feasts. Boats leave from Jimiya Harbor and take about 40 minutes to reach the island. Sailings are strongly affected by weather and season, and ferries are suspended in strong winds or fog. Visitors must register with their real names to land, so confirm ferry tickets in advance.
Opening hours
Boat-linked schedule (approx. 07:00–17:00)
Nearby sights
- Dazhu Mountain
- Tangdao Bay Park
- Golden Beach (Huangdao)
- Langyatai
- Xiaoqingdao Island & Lu Xun Park
- Zhanqiao Pier
- PLA Navy Museum
- Qingdao Tianhou Temple
Places to eat nearby
- Yongle Beer House (Chengwu Road Branch)
- Minguohai Seafood Dumpling Restaurant (Zhongshan Road Zhanqiao Branch)
- Wangjie BBQ (Zhongshan Road Branch)
- Chunhelou (Zhongshan Road Head Office)
- Yiqinghui · Seafood Qingdao Cuisine (May Fourth Square Flagship Store)
- Qianhaiyan · Qingdao Cuisine (May Fourth Square Aeon Store)