Recommended is Qingdao Shilao Ren Hot Spring Resort, just a 15-minute drive from Fengdong Stone. The hotel blends traditional Jiaodong architecture with modern design, offering rooms with panoramic views of Taqing Palace and the coastal skyline. On-site natural hot springs allow guests to unwind while enjoying the lighthouse beams and tidal light reflections at night. Complimentary shuttle service ensures easy access to the scenic area, making it an ideal choice for experiencing the harmonious beauty of mountain and sea.

Guests can participate in Taoist blessing rituals and Taqing Palace stele rubbing workshops, immersing themselves in over a thousand years of Daoist heritage. Hiking along the Yangkou Trail to "Tianyi Cave" reveals Ming Dynasty cliff carvings, while weekly poetry recitals by the cliffs bring ancient literary gatherings to life. On Saturdays, join the sea breeze tea ceremony, featuring local wild Laoshan tea paired with sunset views across the rocks—perfect for savoring the spirit of mountain and sea.

Take Qingdao Metro Line 11 to "Shazikou Station", then transfer to Bus 304 or take a taxi—approximately 40 minutes total. For self-drive travelers, follow the coastal highway, stopping at Shilao Ren Beach for photos. On return, pass through the Qingdao International Conference & Exhibition Center to catch high-speed trains to Jinan or Beijing, enabling efficient mountain-sea-city connectivity.

Must-try dishes include Laoshan Tofu Banquet, made with mountain spring water for a delicate texture, served in seafood broth. Also sample salt-baked Shilao Ren shrimp, prepared using traditional methods for a crisp exterior and tender interior. Visit Yangkou Village Old Hearth Kitchen, where displays of ancient fishing nets and stone tools enhance the authentic coastal village atmosphere. Don’t miss sea clam boiled in wine, paired with local yellow rice wine—highlighting the unique taste of mountain and sea fusion.

Visit Shilao Ren Children’s Ecological Park, located west of Fengdong Stone, featuring rock climbing zones, sand mazes, and a marine life interactive museum where kids can learn about corals and starfish. Daily 10 a.m. "Little Dolphin Treasure Hunt" combines map puzzles and nature observation to spark curiosity. Parents can stroll the wooden seawall path nearby, enjoying tranquil sea breezes—ideal for bonding moments during a family adventure.

Fengdong Stone is illuminated by an intelligent lighting system, casting a soft blue gradient glow that reflects on the water, creating a mystical "floating rock shadow" effect. During festivals, the Mountain-Sea Light Show uses projection mapping to narrate Qi culture legends and Daoist stories, enhanced by surround sound. Arrive by 6 p.m. to first visit the Stargazing Platform, then join the wish lantern release ceremony on the seaside square—experiencing the quiet magic of nature and cosmos.