By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
Located on the North Coast is a new cultural attraction featuring exotic pure white architecture reminiscent of Santorini, transporting visitors to the south European charm of Greece. The Far North Blue Point has been transformed from an abandoned military camp into a popular new photo destination. The white buildings set against the blue sky and sea were created with an investment of tens of millions by the North Coast National Scenic Area Administration. It is the second project repurposing an abandoned space, turning an unremarkable campsite near Shaba Bay into a cultural and artistic attraction.
The blue sea and sky complement the pure white buildings (Image source: Far North Blue Point)
It resembles the exotic charm of Santorini (Image source: Far North Blue Point)
Filled with a southern European ambiance (Image source: Far North Blue Point)
The Far North Blue Point retains the solemnity of the original military camp while adding an artistic touch. It is also connected to the rich tourism routes of the North Coast, including Shaba Bay, Fugui Cape Park, Fugui Cape Lighthouse, and Laomei Rock Pools, making it a prime spot for photography and travel. Not only is its exterior eye-catching, but it also houses exquisite pottery, blending humanities, art, and weekend market activities, offering visitors a great destination for in-depth travel.
Transformed from an original abandoned military camp (Image source: Far North Blue Point)
A new cultural attraction built with tens of millions invested (Image source: Far North Blue Point)
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