Weihai in July and August is really not recommended because it’s just too~~

🌊【Recommended Attractions: Must-Visit TOP 3 in July】 Weihai is not just about the sea! The spots I picked combine history and nature, perfect for summer～👇 1. Liugong Island Scenic Area🏝️: Coming to Weihai without visiting here is like not coming at all! Island scenery + the First Sino-Japanese War Museum, stroll along the shaded paths to feel the tragic history～ I enjoyed an early morning visit, the sea breeze is great for cooling off 🎫 Ticket 122 RMB (book in advance on Trip.com). 2. Weihai International Seawater Bathing Beach🏖️: Free beach🏄‍♂️, not crowded in July, clear water and fine sand～ Go after 3 PM to avoid sunburn, perfect for stunning sunset shots! Personal tip: bring an umbrella for sun protection～ 3. Chengshantou Scenic Area⛰️: The "Oriental Cape of Good Hope" lives up to its name! Watch the sunrise over the sea🌅 (arrive before 5 AM), combined with the relics of Emperor Qin’s eastern tour～ The hiking trails are cool and easy～ Ticket 148 RMB, totally worth it! 🗺️【Travel Route: 3-Day Leisure Itinerary】 My lazy route, combining attractions + culture, relaxed pace without rushing～👇 • Day 1: Slow city tour🌆 Arrive in the morning —> check in at a guesthouse near the seawater beach —> bike ride in the seaside park (free, the sea breeze is super healing) —> seafood dinner at dusk (recommend “Street of Food Stalls,” very affordable). • Day 2: In-depth tour of Liugong Island🚢 Take the ferry at 8 AM —> First Sino-Japanese War Memorial Hall (a must for history buffs 🇨🇳) —> hike to Donghong Battery —> return in the afternoon, stop by Huancuilou Park (historic site photo op 📸). • Day 3: Chengshantou sunrise + return🌄 Depart at 4:30 AM for Chengshantou —> watch the sunrise + check in at the “End of the Sky” —> return after lunch (15 minutes by car to the high-speed rail station). Personal advice: don’t pack too much, hide indoors in museums when it gets hot in July～ 🍜【Food Recommendations: Loved by Locals】 Weihai seafood is the soul! 🦐 I personally tested, no misses～ • Must-try dishes: Steamed sea cucumber (fresh, sweet, and tender 🍽️), mackerel dumplings (thin skin, big filling 💥), grilled scallops at night market～ All for about 60 RMB per person! • Food spots: City’s “Tashan Seafood Night Market,” lively and full of local flavor at dusk～ Avoid overpriced restaurants in tourist areas. 🏯【History & Culture: Learn as You Go】 Weihai is more than just sea views～ Liugong Island holds stories of the First Sino-Japanese War, Chengshantou has traces of Emperor Qin’s footsteps 🎭～ I listened to guides on the island, feeling the changes of history～ In July evenings, stroll the old town alleys, casually snap vintage buildings, full of cultural vibes～