By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
In the past, many people’s impression of Kinmen, an outlying island, was limited to sorghum, candied floss, and a strong military vibe. Beyond the historical relics left from wartime, Kinmen actually hides many lesser-known beautiful landscapes.
The wave-dissipating blocks at Xinhuei Fishing Harbor are super photogenic (Photo / wj.foto)
Xinhuei Fishing Harbor wave-dissipating blocks (Photo / chen_w.r)
Located on the rocky coast in the southwest of Jinhu Township, “Xinhuei Fishing Harbor” is one of the three largest fishing harbors in Kinmen. It features vast sandy beaches, bunker observation decks, Mazu Park, and the most Instagrammable wave-dissipating block scenery.
Xinhuei Fishing Harbor (Photo / qooshe5566)
Xinhuei Fishing Harbor (Photo / mjkenzyyyy)
Xinhuei Fishing Harbor is a Category II fishing harbor, situated in the coastal area closest to downtown Jinhu Township. It is not only home to the Kinmen District Fishermen’s Association and the largest fishery facilities and operational base in the region, but also combines the surrounding environment, including the east and west breakwaters, to form a seaside park that blends faith and recreation.
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