Yantai | So I turned around and walked towards the sea

In the lingering heat of summer, I followed the mountains and the sea once more At this time, there are fewer tourists at the attractions, and more seafood in the market, everything is just right. 🚄Transport: High-speed train Yantai Station/Yantai South Station 🏨Accommodation: Zhifu District·Manxin Hotel (The hotel is in a great location, situated on Chaoyang Street, just a few steps away from Yantai Mountain, saving the trouble of commuting to two attractions) 0⃣️ Day 0 | Arrival Arrived at the hotel in the evening and ordered takeout from 'Qingdao Lao Wang Wild Wonton Barbecue', the taste was really good, and it became even better with pancakes and green onions! 1⃣️ Day 1 | Climbing mountains and watching the sea, waiting for the sunset ⛰️Yantai Mountain: No entrance fee, the lighthouse is beautiful but I didn't go up because of the queue, found a spot where you can take photos of a heart-shaped seascape, snapped eighty-one pictures (P2) 🏖️Second Bathing Beach: Took a taxi to the Fisherman's Wharf, parked the car at this spot, saw fewer people and walked into the sea, the second bath was the most surprising place of the whole trip, the sea water was incredibly clear, didn't want to leave (P3) ⛵️Fisherman's Wharf: After playing in the water at the second bath, walked uphill, the scenery along the way was very beautiful, checked in at the sea railway track, even if not for taking photos, that stretch of beach is also very clear and fun~ 🦭🌛East Fort Moon Bay: Headed straight for Seal Bay, the boardwalk next to it is also worth walking with the sea breeze; near the end, there is a rocky beach, suitable for those who like to watch the waves hitting the rocks (P1); Moon Bay is not recommended for a special visit, but the evening light is gentle, and you can take atmospheric photos 🌄Housha Square: At 5:15, waited directly for the sunset, really liked the classic spot in P5, although the clouds were thick that day and I didn't see the ideal sunset, but the afterglow of the sunset/glass rooftop/group silhouette looked very healing! 2⃣️ Day 2 | Eating seafood, Yangma Island 🦞 Cultural Road Farmers' Market: A traditional market with a lively atmosphere, need to do some homework before going to see how various seafood are sold recently. Bought some and had it cooked at Lai Run Snacks, the spicy fried shrimp and the taste of gala were very memorable, the freshness of the seafood was not lost, and the seasoning was just right 🏝️Yangma Island: A one-sentence sharp comment 'If you haven't been, you'll be unwilling; if you have, you'll be disheartened', the scenery of this island heavily depends on the weather and the tide, if it's not a super sunny day, it's advised to head back. In the spirit of seeing is believing, chartered a car to go around the island, but because the clouds that day were thicker than my bills, the sea also seemed lifeless, until 5 o'clock when the sun finally came out, took the only beautiful sunset photo at Lotus Sunset (P6) 🍢Yantai Snack Street: Envious of saying I'm tired, hundreds of snacks gathered is just too blissful.. walked around half of it and was basically full, but that didn't stop me, packed everything to go! 3⃣️ Day 3 | Return 🏠Suochengli: Thought it was Chaoyang Street Pro before going, but found out it was Chaoyang Street SE, optional visit~ A restaurant in the attraction is not recommended, the only surprise was Yantai apple juice, so delicious I could lose my head, rested at noon for a while then took the high-speed train back! Because I was too lazy to get up early, I didn't make use of the last two mornings, so even those with only two days can have a great time! I'm off, thank you Yantai!