Things to see and do Île De Petit Liuqiu 小琉球

In the southwest of the island, this beach is by far the most beautiful of Petit Liuqiu. At the end of a path, with only a small fisherman's temple (as found everywhere) as its only building, it is a real little corner of paradise lost in the middle of the greenery. We don't want to leave. However, be careful of the reefs if you swim there, coral reefs can be dangerous, especially in case of strong currents. Unfortunately, you cannot rent a scuba mask on site.

Just east of the Baishawei ferry landing stage, this fine sandy beach is the busiest on the island, and as a result, it is far from being the cleanest. That said, the municipality and the inhabitants have set up a waste collection system; a real Sisyphean task since the rising tide and currents throw plastic debris out every night. We walk there from Baishawei, more for the panaroma than the idleness. For swimming and sunbathing, it is best to prefer the beaches in the south of the island.

In the south-east of the island, over several hundred meters, these rock formations are a photographer's delight. The road itself makes a chicane to preserve the site, and in this sense is an attraction in its own right. When the sea allows it, some beautiful diving spots can be admired. Unfortunately, depending on the currents, the beach can become covered with plastic waste, even if the inhabitants clean the beach regularly.