Penghu｜Ecological explanation｜Catching fish in the intertidal zone｜Wild stone oysters｜Walk on the waves

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-Experience description-

Meeting place: Qitou Visitor Center, Baisha Township, Penghu County Meeting time: It must be coordinated with the tide, mainly at low tide. Please refer to the Penghu tide table. The activity time is about 1.5-2 hours.

-The time will be determined in the announcement one day before the departure time (the message will be sent to the contact merchant)
-Itinerary introduction-


Follow the most senior coach Yu Xi and explore the intertidal zone ecological treasure hunt. Unlimited surprises are waiting for everyone.


Experience the oldest traditional fishing method (Baodun), an achievement of Penghu people using the intertidal zone to engage in fishery economic activities. "Dun" refers to the stone pile on the reef shelter where fish gathers, also known as "Yuzaicuo". Said it was Shi Hu who was a smaller size. Taking advantage of the characteristics of reefs where bottom-dwelling fish need to hide, rocks are used to build open stone piles (stone houses) on the intertidal zone. When the tide rises, the bottom-dwelling fish swim into the piles, and when the tide goes out, fishermen go to the intertidal zone. The stone pier is dismantled, the fish are surrounded with a net, and the fish in the pier are caught. This is called Baodun. They are mostly made of stacked stones taken from the beach. Each pier is made of dozens of stacked stones. When harvesting, each stone is moved out and the organisms in the pier are caught with a net.


Re-harvesting wild stone oysters, teach you how to re-harvest rock oysters, the most gamey stone oysters are right in front of you