Dawulun Aodi Fishing Port is a place for small fishing boats to moor. In recent years, community development has improved the residential environment and opened up a seaside road. On the east side of the port, there are strange rocks and white magpies soaring and swimming in the wind. On the blue waves, there is a dense pine forest, making it a good place for weekend water activities and outings. The coastal area from Wai Mu Shan Fishing Port to Aodi Fishing Port in Zhongshan District is the Wai Mu Shan Seaside Sightseeing and Recreation Area.
Wai Mu Shan coastline is the longest remaining natural coastline within the city's jurisdiction. A coastal road stretches approximately 5 kilometers from Wai Mu Shan fishing port to Ao Di village. One side offers expansive coastal scenery, while the other features towering single-sided cliffs, creating a magnificent coastline. The beach at Ao Di fishing village is the only remaining sandy shore, small but beautiful, and a popular spot for swimming and playing in the summer. The nearby Octopus Swimming Pool also provides a place for those who are hesitant to swim. Summer sunrises are a rare and beautiful sight along the coast; sitting on the shore listening to the waves and admiring the colorful clouds is truly exhilarating. The coastal reefs, sculpted by the sea over the years, have created unique shapes that are worth exploring and appreciating.