The First Bathing
Beach , also called Huiquan Bathing
Beach , is a 580-meter-long and over
40-meter-wide sand beach located in Huiquan
Bay in Qingdao . Once it is the largest bathing beach
in Asia , the beach can accommodate tens of
thousands of people at a time. As a bathing beach, the First Bathing
Beach enjoys superior
natural conditions with beautiful sceneries. It is embraced on three sides by
green hills; it has clear water, gentle wave, flat beach, slow slope and soft
sands.
The beach was
first built in 1901 by the Germans after they invaded Qingdao . At that time, it was a famous
entertainment place in East Asia but it was
only open to foreigners. In 1984 and 2003, the local government repaired and
expanded the place on a large scale. The beach took on a new look: it was
enlarged and more public service facilities were constructed. The bathing beach
is divided into a swimming zone and non-swimming zone. The neighboring spots
include Huiquan Square ,
the Naval Museum and Lu Xun Park.
At present, the
beach covers an area of 3.6 hectares (8.9 acres) and is well equipped. Colorful
chalets built in various shapes lead visitors into a fairytale world. More than
900 showers are provided. Restaurants, ballrooms, bars, cafes and temporary
chalets are all available. Emergency life-saving equipment has been improved. A
security monitoring system covers the whole beach. Combined with the
broadcasting, lighting and background music systems it ensures the security of
visitors.
Surrounded on
three sides by mountains, the beach is like the pearl of Huiquan Bay .
The gentle slope and mild waves make the place a comfortable play area.
Visitors can sunbathe here and swim near the coast, relaxing by playing
volleyball or running on the sand and even dining on it. The region's
comfortable weather makes it a good choice to avoid the summer heat. Even in
winter this place is crowded with keen swimmers.
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