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Follow the Dànjin Highway towards the direction of Shímén, the mountain wall is close to the sea, stretching for over 10 kilometers of coastline. The shore is scattered with pebbles of various sizes, and one can see wave after wave of white waves crashing onto the shore. Every autumn and winter, the sky over the northern coast is filled with changing cloud shadows. Such a beautiful landscape has become the classic scenery of Tiào shí Coast, attracting countless travelers to visit. Whether it's having an afternoon tea at a nearby coffee shop or taking a stroll along the coastline to blow the sea breeze, one can enjoy the unparalleled beauty of Tiào shí Coast. The origin of the name "Tiào shí Coast" dates back to before the opening of Dànjin Highway. The rough seas prevented travelers from passing through. When residents and merchants passed through this place, they had to wait until the tide receded before they could jump over the accumulated pebbles, a process that was quite difficult. Hence, it was named "Tiào shí Coast". On the long coastline, talking to stones from a million years ago. When you arrive at Tiào shí Coast, you can see rounded pebbles everywhere. These are volcanic rocks that fell from the Dàtún volcanic activity a million years ago. After the mountain collapsed, many rocks rolled down and gradually accumulated on the beach. Under the long-term erosion of the waves and the blowing of the northeast monsoon, it formed a rounded gravel beach. This unique volcanic coastline landscape is very suitable for travelers to stop and stay, talk to Tiào shí Coast, and enjoy a leisurely time.