Wushitang Pebble Beach, Zhujiajian
朱家尖乌石塘
A black pebble beach on the east coast of Zhujiajian. As the tide washes over the stones, they make a rustling clatter, a distinctive 'stone beach' landscape of the island.
Wushitang consists of two pebble embankments, each about 500 metres long, made entirely of black and blue-grey pebbles rounded smooth by the waves. At low tide, the stones feel pleasantly cool underfoot, and as the waves retreat the pebbles knock together with a crisp sound that is especially lovely at night. The surrounding fishing village has guesthouses and seafood restaurants, making it a good escape from the crowds on Zhujiajian's sandy beaches. Free, or a small fee depending on the site. About 15 minutes' drive from Wugongzhi Pier on Mount Putuo. Please don't take pebbles away, and watch your footing on the slippery reef areas.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Mount Putuo Guanyin Dharma Realm
- Zhujiajian Island & Nansha Beach
- Baisha Island
- Mount Putuo & Nanhai Guanyin Statue
- Zizhulin, Bukenqu Guanyin Hall & Chaoyin Cave
- Daqingshan, Zhujiajian
- Puji Temple
- Xitian Scenic Area & Pantuo Rock