In preparation for the annual Summer Camp, I visited Daxi Fish Port in mid-July with the rest of the summer camp staff (Tina, Hunter, and Ta). We scouted the area to plan a route for the next visit.
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| Map of the fish port and surrounding areas |
The fish port can get quite busy in the afternoon, especially on weekends when locals make a trip to buy some seafood. The outdoor fish market is dangerously close to the sea, with no railing to prevent visitors from a steep fall into the water. However, it does provide a very authentic fish market experience --be careful of vendors manoeuvring around, as they tend to be in a hurry.
If you're looking for a safer experience that more resembles the seafood section of a grocery store, you can visit the newly opened indoor complex where they also sell freshly caught fish and seafood.
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| Inside the building, you can eat freshly prepared seafood. |
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| They sell many different types of seafood~ |
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| fish. fish. and more fish. |
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Guishan Island can be seen in the distance.
-Candy
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