What should you pay attention to when visiting Gulangyu Island?

Friends who are visiting Gulangyu Island must have done enough homework in advance about Gulangyu Island’s tickets, tour routes, and food. The editor below will introduce some tips about Gulangyu Island, which you may use when traveling.

1. Gulangyu is an independent island. It requires a boat ride from the ferry terminal. The frequency is frequent, so you don’t have to worry about waiting for a long time. The price is relatively cheap and there will be a lot of people in summer, so it is recommended to go early rather than late. There will be fewer people in the early days.

2. Gulangyu Island is very hot in summer, so the water on the island will be more expensive. Because many materials are moved manually, it is best to bring your own mineral water.

3. In Gulangyu, many people buy handwritten books. If you want to buy handmade pies, pay attention to the shelf life. Because it is handmade, the shelf life is about 15 days. If you don’t finish it, it will still be wasted, so pay attention to the date.

4. The famous Zhang Sanfeng milk tea on the Internet may not be as delicious as you think. A cup of milk tea costs 20 yuan, which is fine if you want to try it. Some people really like the taste.

5. Many roads on the island are inclined. There is no transportation on Gulangyu Island. If you want to play, you have to go on your own. Flat shoes are recommended.

6. There are no lifeguards on the natural beach of Gulangyu Island. For your own safety, it is recommended not to swim here.

7. There are many people on Gulangyu Island selling pearls to you. Ignore it at this time and don't ask about the price, otherwise they will pester you.

8. Don’t buy Taiwan’s tobacco and alcohol products on Gulangyu Island. They are basically fake and are provided at will.

9. The roads on Gulangyu Island are crisscrossed, making it easy for tourists to get lost. If you buy the Gulangyu Island package, there is a simple map on the package. You can also consider buying a hand-drawn map of Gulangyu Island, which is more commemorative and practical. But you have navigation on your phone, so don’t worry too much.