Due to its solitary terrain here, with the groove facing the ocean and resembling tofu in shape. The terrain is relatively a semi-enclosed arc, so it is named ‘Tofu Cape’. On sunny days, one can swim and dive here. Moreover, the nearby fishery resources are relatively rich and diverse. There are also many seafood restaurants nearby. When tired from playing, one can also have a good taste here. Open all year round from 00:00 to 23:59.
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