Yushan Islands
渔山列岛
Zhejiang’s southeasternmost national marine park. The North Yushan Lighthouse is known as “Asia’s largest lighthouse,” and the area is a famous destination for sea fishing.
The Yushan Islands lie in open sea about 47 km southeast of Shipu. They consist of more than a dozen islands and reefs and form a national-level marine special protection area. The lighthouse on North Yushan Island is tall and striking, and is known as “Asia’s largest lighthouse.” The island’s sea cliffs and wave-carved landforms are spectacular, and the water is deep blue. It is a well-known rock-fishing destination in China, and there are fishing-family guesthouses where you can stay overnight. You need to take a boat from Shipu Wharf. The crossing takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. Sailings are infrequent and affected by wind and waves, so be sure to confirm the boat schedule before setting out. Anyone prone to seasickness should take medication in advance.
Opening hours
Flight-dependent (suspended in strong winds and waves)
Nearby sights
- Tantoushan Island
- Dongmen Island
- Shipu Fishing Port Old Town
- China Fishing Village
- Donghai Banbianshan Resort
- Hua'ao Island
- Dongdan Beach & Red Rock Corridor
- Xiangshan Global Studios