Tofu Cape
Tofu Cape is a picturesque small bay in Nanfang'ao, formed by a land-tied island and a tombolo, also known as a "sand neck cape," featuring a unique landscape.
Tofu Cape offers views of the sunrise and is a great spot for swimming, snorkeling, and outings. The indentation of the cape faces the sea, and its terrain is arched. A coastal walkway has been built to connect areas such as the ladder zone, scenic forest rest area, entrance plaza area, beach activity area, and coral fortress coastal area. Between the inner lagoon and the sea lies Bijia Mountain, whose cliffs are steep and upright. However, due to the rich fishing resources, it's common to see skilled anglers carrying fishing gear, using ropes to climb down the rocky walls — creating thrilling and dramatic scenes.
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