Juehua Island
菊花岛（觉华岛）
The largest island in Liaodong Bay, known for the Ming dynasty granary city ruins, the Liao dynasty Dabei Pavilion and an unspoiled bay. Ferries take about 40 minutes from Xingcheng.
Juehua Island, formerly known as Jue Hua Island, lies about 10 km southeast of Xingcheng in the sea and is the largest island in Liaodong Bay. The island has historic sites including the ruins of the Ming dynasty Tunliang Granary City, which was a grain storage base during the era of Yuan Chonghuan, the Liao dynasty Dabei Pavilion and Haiyun Temple. It also has rocky coastlines, sandy beaches and seafood fishing villages. Ferries take about 40 minutes from the Xingcheng seaside pier. On the island, you can ride a sightseeing shuttle to tour around or stay in a fishing village guesthouse. Ferry tickets and schedules follow the pier announcements, and sailings are canceled in high waves. Summer is peak season, so confirm your return ticket in advance.
Opening hours
Depends on flights (often suspended in winter)