Meizhou Island lies 42 kilometers southeast of downtown Putian, Fujian Province. It is merely 1.82 nautical miles away from the mainland. As the second largest island in Putian, it covers a land area of 14.35 square kilometers, together with more than 30 surrounding islets and reefs. The island is 72 nautical miles from Taichung Port of Taiwan Province. Stretching 9.6 kilometers from north to south and 1.3 kilometers from east to west, it features a plain in the center, with a coastline of 30.4 kilometers.

Blue skies, turquoise seawater, bright sunshine and golden beaches create charming coastal landscapes. The island has a total coastline of 30.4 kilometers, including 13 golden beaches stretching for 20 kilometers, as well as 5 kilometers of continuous marine erosion rock formations. More than 20 scenic spots integrate blue seas, golden sands, green woods, coastal cliffs, grotesque rocks and ancient temples, forming a unique natural vista: mountains rise out of the water, seas spread beyond the hills, mountains and oceans interweave, and the sea merges with the sky.

The timeless Meiyu Tide Sound varies from soft string music and drizzling rain to booming bells and drums. It sounds like sorrowful murmurs, melodious songs or roaring waves. The jagged Goose Tail Divine Stones, weathered by centuries of wind and waves, take vivid shapes of turtles, frogs, eagles, lions and boats