Sea harvesting refers to the practice of coastal dwellers who, according to the patterns of tides, seize the opportunity during low tides to dig for clams and other marine life in the intertidal zones of mangrove forests. It is best to choose times of high spring tides for sea harvesting, as the receding seawater leaves behind these shellfish on beaches or mudflats. At the Mangrove Fun Sea Harvesting scenic area, visitors can enjoy the spectacle of mangroves, get up close and personal with the mangrove ecosystem, and fully experience the novel joy of digging for sand crabs, bamboo node snails, and sand worms. The area is open year-round from 07:00 to 19:00, with specific operating hours from 07:00 to 18:00.
Mangrove Fun Sea Harvesting
Sea harvesting refers to the practice of coastal dwellers who, according to the patterns of tides, s[...]
