Wu Shi Tang, stretching approximately 500 meters in length, 50 meters in width, and standing 5 meters high, is a magnificent sight with its dark and shiny pebbles arranged in a sloped manner, forming a beach and embankment. The pebbles, ranging from small and exquisite to large and egg-shaped, display a variety of patterns and are delightful to the touch. Comparable to Nanjing’s Yuhua stones and the colorful stones of the Three Gorges on the Yangtze River, Wu Shi Tang is a unique attraction in Southeast Asia. This black pebble beach resembles a giant dragon lying quietly in the tranquil waters of Zhangzhou Bay. Visitors can enjoy the experience of being a fisherman by pulling crab cages with a small boat, challenge themselves with rope swinging, explore the water park, appreciate flowers and fruits, listen to the tidal sounds of the pebbles, indulge in foot massages, witness the wonders of marine erosion, and immerse in the rich fishing culture.
Opening hours are as follows: January 1st to March 31st from 08:00 to 16:30; April 1st to April 30th from 08:00 to 17:30; July 1st to August 31st from 07:00 to 20:00; September 1st to September 30th from 07:30 to 18:00; October 1st to October 6th from 07:30 to 18:00; October 7th to October 31st from 08:00 to 17:00; November 1st to December 31st from 08:00 to 16:30; May 1st to June 30th from 07:30 to 18:00. Preferential policies include free admission for children under 1.2 meters in height (including 1.2 meters) or under 6 years old (including 6 years old) with valid identification; half-price for minors aged 6 to 18 with valid identification. For the elderly, those over 70 years old (including 70) enter for free with valid identification, while those aged 60 to 70 (excluding 70) receive half-price. Full-time students at ordinary institutions (excluding night schools, radio and TV universities, online education, distance education, adult education, continuing education, and off-campus education) receive half-price with valid identification. Active military personnel (including armed police), disabled veterans, the three categories of relatives (martyrs’ relatives, relatives of soldiers who died in the line of duty, and relatives of soldiers who died of illness), retired military officers, and those with military preferential treatment certificates enter for free with valid identification. Other free ticket groups include national comprehensive fire service personnel, national labor models, national moral models, blood donors in Zhejiang who have received the national voluntary blood donation award, journalists with press cards issued by the General Administration of Press and Publication, national tour guides with electronic tour guide cards and guide identity signs, drivers with A1 licenses traveling with groups, travel agents with qualifications issued before 2006, disabled people with disability certificates, teachers (only on Teacher’s Day), and those with Zhejiang’s preferential treatment certificates enter for free with valid identification. National public security police with police identification (before June 30) enter for free. Zhejiang veterans with a retirement card can enter for free after activating it according to the relevant procedures. Zhoushan free groups include those with Zhoushan City Honorary Citizen’s Card, Zhoushan City’s award for bravery, those with second-degree or above visual, intellectual, or lower limb disabilities in Zhoushan City, and one accompanying person, Zhoushan Archipelago New Area’s ‘High-level Talent (Gold, Silver) Card’, and residents of Zhujiajian with valid identification enter for free. Additional notes: The above information is for reference only. Please refer to the actual information disclosed by the scenic spot on the day.
