San Dao Tourist Wharf
San Dao Tourist Wharf is situated southwest of Laoyujian Village in Leting County and northeast of Beigang Fishing Wharf, making it the closest point on land to the “Three Islands.” It has a natural advantage as it lies southwest of the “Three Islands” and is close to the shipping channel. Moreover, the “Baliqiao – Laoyujian” tourist road leads straight to the wharf, and the Qin-Tang-Cang coastal highway is only 9 kilometers away, offering very convenient transportation. Leveraging the unique resources of the “Three Islands,” maritime passenger transport serves as the vital link connecting travelers with the scenic spots. The San Dao Tourist Wharf integrates passenger transport, waiting areas, shopping, and leisure, acting as the finishing touch in Leting’s tourism landscape. The wharf was invested in and constructed by Leting County Tourism Corporation, with a total investment of 30 million yuan. The first phase covers an area of 130 mu, with 24 million yuan already invested. It includes a dedicated tourist wharf, a large parking lot, a cement road encircling the parking area, a dining and accommodation street, and a tourist market. Plans are underway for a wharf gateway landscape and a theme park, which will commence construction soon. Currently, there are 16 wooden boats and 7 speedboats, with a daily reception capacity of over 1,800 people.
Relying on the unique resources of the “Three Islands” and using maritime passenger transport as the connection between travelers and scenic spots, the San Dao Wharf has now become a large-scale tourist wharf covering an area of 300 mu. It features a large parking lot, a cement road around the parking area, a dining street, a tourist goods market, an activity square, a theme park, and largely complete supporting facilities. The wharf also has a well-equipped fleet of over 20 vessels of various sizes, along with other fundamental infrastructure.
Address: North side of Beigang Fishing Wharf, Laoyujian, Leting County, Tangshan City, Hebei Province
Type: Wharf
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