2026 Yangxi Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

XinjiangHemu Village | Under the snow mountain, the fairy place in northern Xinjiang three-day grass, under the snow mountain, is the land of God. Hemu River is on the side, and the birch forest surrounds the hinterland of the Altay Mountains. The day is as high as the distance, and the Hemu Village in the morning fog is looking forward to the scenery. Afternoon, the sun rain and the rainbow play in the horizon daylight falls at 10 o'clock in the evening, followed by the setting sun, the sea of clouds, the galaxy, and the stars. Northern Xinjiang is a fairy place

On the route around the island, there are many high reeds and many wooden planks. Walking along the plank road into the reeds, there is both a natural atmosphere and a strong sense of humanity. Ride along the round-the-island road, one side is a golden rippling reed, and one side is a blue washed water. Standing on the Shuangshan Island surrounded by the Yangtze River, overlooking the water potential of the Yangtze River, the surface of the water is wide and wide, and there is a sea of ocean.

Day 1️⃣ Hailing Island → Dajiao Bay → Shili Silver Beach → Nanhai No. 1 shipwreck museum. Hailing Island is Guangdong’s fourth largest bay area (admission + Nanhai No. 1 about 130 yuan) 🏖️ Swim at Dajiao Bay in the morning. Visit the shipwreck museum at Shili Silver Beach in the afternoon. Day 2️⃣ Shapawan → Moon Bay → Qingzhou Island. Shapawan is a peaceful fishing bay (free) 🌊 Surf at Moon Bay in the morning. Snorkel at Qingzhou Island in the afternoon. Day 3️⃣ Yangchun Lingxiaoyan → Yuxi Three Caves → return trip. Lingxiaoyan is a karst cave (admission 60 yuan) 🪨 See the underground river in the morning. Visit Yuxi Three Caves in the afternoon. 🍜 Hidden food gems: ① Yangjiang pig intestine roll (street food, 10 yuan each, rice noodle roll with bean sprouts) ② Stir-fried seafood with rice noodles (food stall, about 50 yuan per person, full of wok hei) ③ Chengcun oysters (oyster farm, about 60 yuan per person, plump and juicy) ⚠️ Tips to avoid pitfalls: ① Hailing Island is crowded on weekends, arrive early to secure a spot ② Sunscreen is needed in August when Yangjiang is 28–34 degrees ③ Shapawan has big waves, beginners should be cautious when surfing ④ Nanhai No. 1 requires a reservation ⑤ Bring a jacket inside Lingxiaoyan cave as it’s cool 💰 Cost reference: Hailing Island 130 yuan, Lingxiaoyan 60 yuan, Shapawan free. Yangjiang has high-speed rail. Average cost for three days is 600–1,000 yuan per person.

Stop wondering where to go in Guangdong on weekends! Keep this list handy. From mountains and seas to ancient villages, these 10 breathtaking spots are accessible by high-speed train or car. ✅ World heritage & geological wonders Danxia Mountain (Shaoguan): Watch the sunrise and explore Jinjiang. The unique landscape of Yangyuan Mountain is a must-see. Kaiping Diaolou (Jiangmen): Zili Village and Liyuan Garden are full of charm and cinematic vibes. ✅ Gorgeous islands & coastlines Lanpao Bay (Yangjiang): Few people, beautiful scenery, perfect for sunsets and beachcombing. Naozhou Island (Zhanjiang): Red lighthouse, black volcanic rocks, and pristine island views. Wai Lingding Island (Zhuhai): Waters as blue as gems, ideal for relaxing and diving. Yanzhou Island (Huizhou): A photography hotspot at Heipai Cape, with a wetland park great for birdwatching. Dapeng Peninsula (Shenzhen): A hiker’s paradise where mountains meet the sea. ✅ Summer retreats & ancient village charm Nankun Mountain (Huizhou): A natural oxygen bar with hot springs and waterfalls to enjoy. Wanlu Lake (Heyuan): The largest lake in South China, perfect for a relaxing boat tour around the islands. Millennium Yao Village (Qingyuan): A Yao ethnic settlement deep in the mountains with stunning night views. 💡 Quick tips: For sea views: Wai Lingding Island, Yanzhou Island, Lanpao Bay (less crowded). For mountain views: Danxia Mountain, Nankun Mountain. For cultural experiences: Kaiping Diaolou, Millennium Yao Village. Which one do you want to visit most? Share your tips and experiences in the comments!

Guangdong's "Little Maldives": A Stroll Through Shaba Bay Starting from Guangzhou and Shenzhen, heading west along the Shenhai Expressway, the high-rise buildings outside the car window gradually recede, replaced by the rolling hills and vast rice paddies of western Guangdong. Entering Yangxi County, a faint salty sea breeze greets you—a signal from the South China Sea. Now, with the opening of the Yangjiang Port Bridge, this peninsula town surrounded by the sea on three sides can be reached from the Pearl River Delta in as little as 3 hours. The essence of Shaba Bay lies in its "one bay, one ridge, and one island." The main beach stretches for 2 kilometers, with soft, white sand, a gentle slope, and shallow, calm waters, making it a natural bathing beach. At low tide, people carrying buckets bend over to collect clams, small crabs, and sea urchins, creating a vibrant scene on the shore. The adjacent Moon Bay, 7.5 kilometers in shape, boasts even whiter sand and bluer sea, with less development and a truly soothing horizon. Bei'e Ridge, the highest point, is a must-see viewpoint. Climbing the wooden boardwalk to the top takes about half an hour, offering panoramic views of the twin bays and the distant windmill cluster. The sunset over the "Orange Sea" is a truly divine sight. If time permits, you can take a speedboat to Qingzhou Island. The surrounding waters are crystal clear, perfect for snorkeling and sea fishing. The "Qingzhou Fishing Lights" at night are one of Yangxi's eight scenic wonders. The scenery along the way is equally unmissable: the Shaba Fishing Port is bustling with activity as fishing boats return to port. Every evening, the seafood night market opens, offering fresh catches at clearly marked prices, with an average cost of 40-50 yuan per person for a hearty meal. Rent an electric scooter in town and ride along the coastal road. With the azure sea and silver beach on your left and the lively fishing village scenes on your right, this is the unique "breathing experience" of Shaba Bay. Guangdong's "Little Maldives": A Stroll Through Shaba Bay Starting from Guangzhou and Shenzhen, heading west along the Shenhai Expressway, the high-rise buildings outside the car window gradually recede, replaced by the rolling hills and vast rice paddies of western Guangdong. Entering Yangxi County, a faint salty sea breeze greets you—a signal from the South China Sea. Now, with the opening of the Yangjiang Port Bridge, this peninsula town surrounded by the sea on three sides can be reached from the Pearl River Delta in as little as 3 hours. The essence of Shaba Bay lies in its "one bay, one ridge, and one island." The main beach stretches for 2 kilometers, with soft, white sand, a gentle slope, and shallow, calm waters, making it a natural bathing beach. At low tide, people carrying buckets bend over to collect clams, small crabs, and sea urchins, creating a vibrant scene on the shore. The adjacent Moon Bay, 7.5 kilometers in shape, boasts even whiter sand and bluer sea, with less development and a truly soothing horizon. Bei'e Ridge, the highest point, is a must-see viewpoint. Climbing the wooden boardwalk to the top takes about half an hour, offering panoramic views of the twin bays and the distant windmill cluster. The sunset over the "Orange Sea" is a truly divine sight. If time permits, you can take a speedboat to Qingzhou Island. The surrounding waters are crystal clear, perfect for snorkeling and sea fishing. The "Qingzhou Fishing Lights" at night are one of Yangxi's eight scenic wonders. The scenery along the way is equally unmissable: the Shaba Fishing Port is bustling with activity as fishing boats return to port. Every evening, the seafood night market opens, offering fresh catches at clearly marked prices, with an average cost of 40-50 yuan per person for a hearty meal. Rent an electric scooter in town and ride along the coastal road. With the azure sea and silver beach on your left and the lively fishing village scenes on your right, this is the unique "breathing experience" of Shaba Bay.

Are your weekend travel guides always full of crowded places? Hailing Island, Dinghu Mountain, and Shuangyue Bay are packed with people, your photos are full of strangers, and hotel prices and seafood costs have doubled 😭 I personally discovered 4 private, less-known destinations in Guangdong! They cover mountains, seas, valleys, and pastoral scenery, directly accessible from Guangzhou, Foshan, and Shenzhen by car/high-speed rail. Commercialization is very low, tourists are few, and a two-day, one-night trip costs 300–800 per person. Perfect for solo travelers, friends, or families with kids, no long journeys needed, you can leave right after work on Friday! 🏖️ Yangjiang · Shaba Bay | Guangdong's "Little Maldives," 10 times quieter than Hailing Island ✨ Highlights A hidden bay favored by locals, with fine sand and clear water. No need to fight for a spot, enjoy the entire blue sea to yourself. You can go clamming in the 6,500-mu mangrove forest, and there's a Ferris wheel by the sea. A top choice for families and sea lovers. 📅 Relaxed two-day itinerary Day 1 3h drive directly from Guangzhou/Foshan | Climb Be'eling Observation Deck to overlook the twin bays, watch the sunset and enjoy the sea breeze at the mountaintop cafe. Day 2 Go clamming and shell picking at Cheng Village Mangrove Forest | Visit the coastal pedestrian street, take the kids to play on the Ferris wheel rides. 🍜 Must-try food Freshly caught seafood, salt and pepper mantis shrimp, blanched white shrimp – 50–80 per person for a filling meal. The geographically indicated Cheng Village oysters are a sweet and essential dish. 💰 Budget: 500 per person/2 days (AA for self-drive + sea view B&B 150/night + three meals) 🚗 Transportation Self-drive: 3h direct from Guangzhou/Foshan; Public transport: High-speed rail to Yangxi Station, 40-minute taxi ride to the beach. 🌿 Zhaoqing · Ziyun Valley | Guangdong's "Little Jiuzhai," a thousand-year-old Duan inkstone summer valley ✨ Highlights A natural water-play paradise hidden deep in the mountains, with clear emerald mountain springs. The popular suspension bridge is great for photos. It boasts 1,300-year-old Duan inkstone quarries, perfect for both summer escape and stream trekking. 📅 Relaxed two-day itinerary Day 1 1.5h drive from Guangzhou/Foshan to Xijiang Pier, take a boat across Xijiang to enjoy the river view | Enter the park and walk the suspension bridge, wade in the shallow mountain pools to cool off. Day 2 Explore the three famous Duan inkstone quarries and learn about the thousand-year-old inkstone making culture | Play in the water park, have a picnic by the stream and breathe in the fresh air. 🍜 Must-try food Xijiang river fresh, Wengli carp, authentic Zhaoqing steamed glutinous rice dumplings. Farmhouse restaurants offer great value. 💰 Budget: 450 per person/2 days 🚗 Transportation 1.5–2h drive; High-speed rail to Zhaoqing East Station, then direct taxi. 🏞️ Xinyi · Hutiaoxia | Guangdong's "A Place to the Wind," a landscape gallery hidden in western Guangdong ✨ Highlights A severely underestimated pastoral canyon, combining the beauty of the Li River with the grandeur of the Three Gorges. Ancient villages along the river are shrouded in mist, and boat trips through the canyon create an immersive atmosphere, healing urban anxiety. 📅 Relaxed two-day itinerary Day 1 3.5h drive from Pearl River Delta to arrive | Stroll through Liuxia Village, take casual photos of rice fields and ancient houses for pastoral blockbusters. Day 2 40-minute immersive boat trip through the 8-kilometer canyon to admire the scenery | Visit the old granary and Hutiao Art Museum to experience a slow, rural life. 🍜 Must-try food Reservoir fresh fish, local specialty egg tarts, farmhouse free-range chicken stew. 💰 Budget: 800 per person/2 days (better B&B facilities, suitable for a deep vacation) 🚗 Transportation 3.5–4h drive from Guangzhou/Shenzhen/Foshan. Attractions are spread out, highly recommend self-driving as public transport is inconvenient. 🪨 Jieyang · Keniaowei Stone Forest | Eastern Guangdong's unique sea-eroded rock coastline ✨ Highlights A non-commercial beach with natural stone forest sea-eroded landforms along the entire coastline. Waves have sculpted strange and wonderful rocks. The sunset over the orange reefs is legendary for photos. A must-visit for geology enthusiasts. 📅 Relaxed two-day itinerary Day 1 Take high-speed rail to Chaoshan Station, rent a car for 1.5h to Huilai | Stroll through the stone forest reefs, wait for sunset to take atmospheric sea view photos. Day 2 Visit Jinghai Ancient City Wall, coastal wind power farm | Explore the century-old Yuemei Ancient Village and feel its historical charm. 🍜 Must-try food Jinghai abalone, handmade fish balls, freshly caught seafood at affordable prices. 💰 Budget: 600 per person/2 days (high-speed rail + car rental + county hotel) 🚗 Transportation 2.5–3h high-speed rail from Guangzhou/Shenzhen to Chaoshan Station, then transfer to car rental/taxi; or direct to Huilai High-speed Rail Station. 💡 Travel tips 1. Travel choice guide ▫️ For sea views and family fun: Choose Yangjiang Shaba Bay ▫️ For summer escape and stream trekking: Choose Zhaoqing Ziyun Valley ▫️ For pastoral healing and niche photography: Choose Xinyi Hutiaoxia ▫️ For unique rock coastlines and geological photos: Choose Jieyang Keniaowei 2. Essential items For stream trekking, bring non-slip water shoes; for the beach/mountains, prepare high-SPF sunscreen and mosquito repellent; mountain areas have large temperature differences between day and night, bring a light jacket. 3. Money-saving tips Book B&Bs 3 days in advance for lower weekend premiums; for seafood stalls, prioritize those frequented by locals and avoid shops at scenic area entrances.

Don’t want to deal with crowds on weekends in Guangdong? These 4 off-the-beaten-path spots can be fully explored in 2 days🌿 🌊Yangjiang (coastal) ✨Highlights: Shapawan, Moon Bay, sunset views of the twin bays from Bei’e Ridge, fishing port tide pooling, quieter than Hailing Island 🗓Itinerary: Day 1 walk the beach and splash in the waves, watch the sunset at Bei’e Ridge in the evening; Day 2 tide pooling and exploring the fishing port, return in the afternoon 🍜Food: pig intestine roll, sea urchin fried rice, cuttlefish cake ⚠️Note: Check tides in advance, apply sun protection by the sea, watch your step on the rocks 🍃Zhaoqing (mountains and water) ✨Highlights: stream trekking and water play at Ziyun Valley, fresh air at Dinghu Mountain, Yanzhou Island, lush green scenery 🗓Itinerary: hike and play in the water during the day, visit Yanqian Village for night views in the evening 🍜Food: wrapped steamed rice dumplings, mountain-style tofu pudding, Xijiang river fresh seafood ⚠️Note: wear non-slip shoes in the valley, some areas have weak signal 🏮Jieyang (ancient city life) ✨Highlights: Jin Xianmen city tower, Jieyang Confucian Academy, Chenghuang Temple, old arcade streets, experience the ancient Chaoshan charm 🗓Itinerary: city walk in the old town, visit historic sites during the day, stroll old streets and enjoy snacks at night 🍜Food: oyster omelet, mixed fish porridge, Chaoshan rice cakes ⚠️Note: some cultural sites are closed on Mondays, confirm before you go 🌿Xinyi (mountain wilderness) ✨Highlights: Ma’an bamboo sea, Dawuling alpine meadow, bamboo sea walks, fresh mountain air, peaceful and uncrowded 🗓Itinerary: morning walk on the bamboo sea boardwalk, afternoon hiking in the mountains, leisurely strolls 🍜Food: bamboo tube rice, Chaiqiang rice noodles, bamboo shoot feast ⚠️Note: big temperature difference between morning and night in the mountains, bring a light jacket, drive slowly on mountain roads 💡Summary: All four spots are perfect for a 2-day short trip, best experienced by car. No complicated planning needed—just pack and go.

Don’t want to squeeze into popular spots on the weekend? These 4 off-the-beaten-path places in Guangdong are perfect for a 2–3 day trip. You can drive there yourself 🚗 🌊 Yangjiang (relaxing seaside vibe) ✨ Highlights: Shapawan, Moon Bay, sunset views of the twin bays from Bei’e Ridge. Fewer people than Hailing Island, plus you can go tide pooling and shell collecting 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1 arrive and stroll the beach, hike Bei’e Ridge for sunset; Day 2 tide pooling, visit the fishing port, then head back 🍜 Food: sea urchin fried rice, cuttlefish cakes, pig intestine rolls ⚠️ Notes: Strong UV rays by the sea, check tide times before tide pooling, watch your step on slippery rocks 🌿 Zhaoqing (mountains and fresh air) ✨ Highlights: Ziyun Valley, Jade Spring, Duan Inkstone ruins, mountain waterfalls. Perfect for creek trekking and cooling off in summer 🗓 Itinerary: Take a boat into the valley, hike along the boardwalk and play in the water, exit the valley by evening, optionally visit the outskirts of Seven Star Crags 🍜 Food: wrapped steamed rice dumplings, mountain tofu pudding, fresh river seafood from Xijiang ⚠️ Notes: Wear non-slip shoes, weak signal in the valley, bring drinking water 🏮 Jieyang (coastal ancient charm) ✨ Highlights: Keniuwei sea-eroded stone forest, red and white lighthouse with windmill coast, Jinghai ancient city, pristine coastline 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1 check out the rocky coast and watch the sunset; Day 2 explore the old town and streets at a relaxed pace 🍜 Food: oyster omelet, mixed fish porridge, mung bean sweet soup ⚠️ Notes: Sharp and slippery rocks, leave promptly at high tide, not recommended to swim in deep water 🍃 Xinyi (mountain and forest healing) ✨ Highlights: Ma’an’s vast bamboo forest, bamboo boardwalk, mountain sea of clouds, a peaceful forest retreat away from the noise 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1 stroll the bamboo boardwalk and watch the sunset; Day 2 explore the countryside and mountains, then return at ease 🍜 Food: Hakka stuffed tofu, mountain snails, farm-raised chicken ⚠️ Notes: Big temperature difference between morning and night in the mountains, bring a light jacket, some roads are narrow, drive carefully 💡 Summary: These four places each offer a unique experience—sea views, creek trekking, coastal erosion landscapes, or bamboo forests. For a short trip, no complicated planning is needed. Just pack your bags and go.

Want to take your kids to the beach this summer but don't want to spend too much or risk crowds? Here are four affordable coastal cities with gentle beaches and excellent safety. A 3-day, 2-night trip, all with a budget under 2000 RMB per person, perfect for toddlers. Parents can easily copy these recommendations. 🌊 1. Beihai, Guangxi | Soft Silver Beach + Immersive Beachcombing ✅Estimated per person: Around 1100 RMB Key Highlights Silver Beach boasts fine, soft sand and calm, reef-free shallow waters, perfect for kids to build sandcastles and play in the waves safely. After low tide, head to the mangrove forest in Jinhai Bay for beachcombing, catching crabs, and collecting seashells – a fun and engaging activity. If time permits, visit Weizhou Island to see its unique volcanic landscape and learn about nature with your children. Enjoy the sunset at Qiaogang Beach in the evening – a truly atmospheric experience. Food & Accommodation Recommended food: Shrimp cakes, seafood rice noodles, and Vietnamese spring rolls. The flavors are mild and gentle, suitable for children's stomachs. For accommodation, guesthouses in the Yintan and Qiaogang areas are preferred, priced at 150-200 yuan per night, just a few minutes' walk from the beach. Simplified Itinerary Suggestion Day 1: Arrive and visit Yintan Beach. In the evening, enjoy snacks and watch the sunset in Qiaogang. Day 2: Beachcombing in the mangroves, exploring for small marine life. Day 3: Stroll along the old street, take a leisurely walk along the beach, and then return home. 🌊 2. Rizhao, Shandong | The Best Value for Kids in Northern China ✅Estimated cost per person: Around 1200 yuan. Most attractions are free. Key Highlights Wanpingkou's huge free beach with gentle waves, low risk for young children; Liujiawan Beachcombing Park with complete facilities, even beginners can have a great time; watch the sunrise at the Lighthouse Square in the morning, and visit the quaint Dongyi Town. Food & Accommodation Must-try: mackerel dumplings and stir-fried clams. Seafood stalls offer a delicious meal for around 30-40 RMB per person. Seaside chain hotels and guesthouses are available for just over 200 RMB, offering convenient transportation. Simplified Itinerary Suggestion Day 1: Play in the sand and waves at Wanpingkou Beach, watch the sunset. Day 2: Full day of beachcombing at Liujiawan Beach, afternoon visit to Dongyi Town. Day 3: Watch the sunrise at the lighthouse, buy souvenirs and return home. 🌊 3. Rongcheng, Shandong | Less crowded, pristine scenery, enjoy the sea and feed small animals. ✅Estimated cost per person: around 1300 RMB. Low level of commercialization, clear seawater. Key Highlights Naxianghai Diamond Beach boasts excellent water quality; the Browis shipwreck offers super photo opportunities; Shendiaoshan Wildlife Park allows close-up feeding of small animals; a boat trip to Hailu Island is surrounded by flocks of seagulls, especially loved by children. Food & Accommodation Specializing in fresh local seafood and mackerel dumplings, with mild and delicious flavors; Budget-friendly seaside guesthouses (200-400 RMB/night) offer clean and comfortable accommodations. Simplified Itinerary Suggestion Day 1: Visit the shipwreck landmark and wait for a stunning sunset over the sea. Day 2: Enjoy a full day at Shen Diao Mountain Wildlife Park. Day 3: Play in the water at Na Xiang Hai Beach and return home easily. 🌊 4. Shaba Bay, Yangjiang, Guangdong | A tranquil and secluded bay in western Guangdong ✅Estimated cost per person: Under 1500 RMB, less crowded and less touristy. Key Highlights Shaba Bay boasts a long coastline and a smooth beach; the adjacent Moon Bay has even better water quality, offering natural beachcombing spots at low tide. The area has been restrained in its development, avoiding excessive commercialization, making it ideal for families with children seeking a relaxed and carefree experience. Food & Accommodation Steamed seafood, seafood porridge, and local noodle snacks are light and easy to digest, with affordable prices at street stalls. Seaside guesthouses are available for just over 100 RMB during the off-season, offering excellent value. Simplified Itinerary Suggestion Day 1: Arrive at the beach, play in the water, enjoy the breeze, and acclimatize. Day 2: Beachcombing, collecting shellfish, and exploring the local seafood market. Day 3: Take photos and stroll along the beach, purchasing seafood souvenirs to take home. 💡 Tips for Saving Money and Avoiding Pitfalls for Family Beach Trips 1. Prioritize planning a 3-day, 2-night trip. Round-trip high-speed rail travel offers better value and avoids peak summer prices. 2. Booking a seaside guesthouse is best, as it's convenient for changing swimsuits and drying clothes, saving you the hassle of traveling back and forth. 3. Check the tide schedule in advance for beachcombing and bring your own small bucket and shovel, as equipment rentals at scenic spots are often expensive. 4. For seafood, choose street stalls in residential areas; prices are almost half that of restaurants inside scenic spots. Even on a limited budget, you can still take your kids to the sea, enjoying the beach, beachcombing, and sunsets—effortless and convenient.

8 must-visit hidden gems for self-driving trips around Guangdong 🌟 Enjoy from just 600 per person! Weekend getaways made easy! 🚗 1️⃣ Qingyuan Huangteng Gorge: thrilling rafting + stunning night views 💸 Budget: 820–1,100 🚗 2h drive direct 🏨 Recommended stay: scenic area guesthouse or Qingyuan city hotel 🗓️ Day 1: taste Qingyuan chicken + food tour | Day 2: exciting rafting + Tianmen cliffwalk | Day 3: stroll around Feilai Lake 🍗 Must eat: free-range chicken! Bamboo tube rice! Mountain tofu pudding! ⚠️ Note: rafting banned under 1.2m! Choose carefully for the intense rafting! 2️⃣ Guangzhou Conghua Qianlonggou: popular waterfall check-in 💸 Budget: 600–800 🚗 1.5h direct to Liangkoutown 🏨 Recommended stay: elegant guesthouse in Xitou village 🗓️ Day 1: explore ancient village | Day 2: see waterfall + creek trekking + bamboo sea slide | Day 3: play in the water 🐟 Must eat: mountain pond fish! farmhouse chicken! ⚠️ Tips: wear non-slip shoes! Lots of mosquitoes! 3️⃣ Huizhou Yanzhou Island: beautiful island getaway 💸 Budget: 880–1,150 🚗 2.5h direct to Huidong 🏨 Recommended stay: seaside fisherman's guesthouse 🗓️ Day 1: watch the sunset | Day 2: beachcombing + island tour | Day 3: leisurely seafood dining 🦐 Must eat: salt and pepper squid! fisherman's crab! ⚠️ Tips: remember to check the tide schedule! 4️⃣ Zengcheng Dafengmen: water paradise 💸 Budget: 750–980 🚗 1.5h direct to Paitan 🏨 Recommended stay: guesthouse near Baishuizhai 🗓️ Day 1: countryside walk | Day 2: rafting + creek trekking | Day 3: light stroll at Baishuizhai 🍗 Must eat: clay oven chicken! mountain river rice noodles! ⚠️ Tips: bring extra clothes to change! 5️⃣ Qingyuan Xuanzhen Ancient Cave: secret night rafting 💸 Budget: 700–920 🚗 1.5h direct 🏨 Recommended stay: resort guesthouse 🗓️ Day 1: relax | Day 2: night rafting + light show | Day 3: water play 🌿 Must eat: mugwort rice cake! farmhouse dishes! ⚠️ Tips: night rafting is stunning! Bring a jacket! 6️⃣ Zhongshan Changjiang Water World: top choice for families 💸 Budget: 620–830 🚗 1h direct 🏨 Recommended stay: city hotel 🗓️ Day 1: explore old street | Day 2: water park | Day 3: visit attractions 🐦 Must eat: Shiqi pigeon! almond cookies! ⚠️ Tips: perfect for kids! 7️⃣ Huizhou Nankun Mountain: summer retreat 💸 Budget: 680–900 🚗 2h direct 🏨 Recommended stay: mountain guesthouse 🗓️ Day 1: breathe fresh air | Day 2: see Jade Pool + fish catching | Day 3: eat farmhouse dishes 🐚 Must eat: mountain pond snails! bamboo tube rice noodles! ⚠️ Tips: big temperature difference on the mountain! 8️⃣ Yangxi Shapawan: seafood feast 💸 Budget: 850–1,100 🚗 2.8h direct 🏨 Recommended stay: sea view guesthouse 🗓️ Day 1: watch the sunset glow | Day 2: beach fun | Day 3: seafood feast 🦪 Must eat: sea urchin fried rice! charcoal-grilled oysters! ⚠️ Tips: avoid the midday sun! ✨ Every place is super fun! Save this and head out this weekend!

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[Location] Yangjiang Shapa Bay. The exact beachcombing spot depends on the tide that day. The guide will take you to the best spots with plenty of catch 🎫 [What’s included] Single ticket, 3 hours of professional beachcombing. All-inclusive price, same on weekdays and weekends 🧑‍🏫 [Guide] Professional beachcombing guide leads and teaches. No experience needed. The guide will show you how to read the terrain and use the shovel 🛠️ [All gear included] ✔ Mantis shrimp catching tool ✔ Beachcombing shovel ✔ Crab tongs ✔ Gloves 💡 Just show up, no need to bring anything 🦐 [Catch] Consistent mantis shrimp catch—that’s the highlight. With some luck, you might also find crabs, fish, shrimp, or octopus. Keep everything you catch, your catch is yours 💬 Do you prefer your mantis shrimp with salt and pepper or boiled? Chat with us in the comments below👇

✨【Liannan millennium Yao village】Cost per person US$120–160 🏡Accommodation: Yao village mountaintop guesthouse, with a window view of the sea of clouds!☁️ 🚗Itinerary: D1: Drive in, check in at Wanshan Chaowang viewing platform, enjoy the village night view🌌 D2: Wear Yao ethnic costumes for photos📸, watch traditional song and dance performances💃 D3: Photograph Oujia terraced fields, buy Yao mountain specialties to take home🛍️ 🍽️Food: Bamboo tube rice is fragrant! Smoked cured meat and native chicken soup are incredibly tasty~ 💡Tips: Bring a thick jacket🧥, drive carefully on winding mountain roads! 🌿【Ruyuan Guangdong Grand Canyon】Cost per person US$130–170 🏨Accommodation: County hotel, convenient for dining and lodging~ 🚶‍♂️Itinerary: D1: Relax at Yunmen Temple, enjoy delicious Hakka cuisine!😋 D2: Challenge the grand canyon! See spectacular waterfalls, cool off with creek trekking💦 D3: Breathe fresh air at Nanling Forest Park, relax before heading back🌲 🍲Food: Dabudou tofu is silky, Hehua fish is fresh and delicious! ⚠️Note: Wear comfortable shoes for many steps, elderly and children should take it easy~ 💦【Jiexi Huangmanzhai Waterfalls】Cost per person US$120–160 🏠Accommodation: County hotel, very convenient for travel~ 🌊Itinerary: D1: Explore the old town and try authentic local snacks🍢 D2: Visit Huangmanzhai waterfall group! Even more spectacular after rain!💦 D3: Taste tea at Jingming Tea Garden🍵, leisurely return home~ 🥢Food: Hakka lei cha, fragrant kiln chicken! 🐜Tip: Bring insect repellent as mosquitoes are common~ 🌊【Yangjiang Shapawan】Cost per person US$130–170 🏖️Accommodation: Great value sea view guesthouse! Best cost performance👑 🐚Itinerary: D1: Walk the beach, watch the stunning sunset🌅 D2: Play in Moon Bay, seafood market with many options!🦞 D3: Take a boat to Qingzhou Island, stroll the fishing port old street~ 🦐Food: Freshly caught seafood cooked on the spot, squid cakes are super chewy! ☀️Reminder: Don’t forget sunscreen! Check the weather before going out to sea~ 🌲【Zhaoqing Ziyun Valley】Cost per person US$110–150 🏡Accommodation: Dinghu District hotel, very close to the scenic area! 💎Itinerary: D1: Check in around Qixingyan, eat wrapped steamed rice dumplings~ D2: Wade and creek trek in Ziyun Valley, water is crystal clear!💦 D3: Hike Lingyang Gorge for river views, very healing~ 🐟Food: Xijiang river fresh fish, Wenqing carp is super fresh! 👗Tip: Bring a change of clothes, avoid undeveloped water areas⚠️ ⛰️【Meizhou Yinna Mountain】Cost per person US$120–160 🏨Accommodation: City hotel, very convenient for supplies~ ✨Itinerary: D1: Visit Lingguang Temple to see ancient cypress trees🌳 D2: Climb Yinna Mountain! On clear days, see a stunning starry sky✨ D3: Drink tea and enjoy food at Yannanfly Tea Garden~ 🍗Food: Hakka salt-baked chicken, suanpanzi noodles are very authentic! 🧥Tip: It’s very cold at the summit! A thick jacket is a must! 🏛️【Taishan Meijia Mansion】Cost per person US$115–155 🏠Accommodation: City hotel, many food options~ 📸Itinerary: D1: Take photos at century-old arcade buildings, very atmospheric!👗 D2: Walk the waves and explore Longines Bay, super fun!🌊 D3: Visit Chenpi ancient village and buy specialties~ 🍚Food: Eel rice is so fragrant it brings tears! Must try five-flavor goose! ☀️Reminder: Avoid midday sun, mornings and evenings are more comfortable for sightseeing~ 🌄【Yunfu Tianlu Mountain】Cost per person US$125–165 🏕️Accommodation: Guesthouses near the scenic area, very convenient for sightseeing! 🚂Itinerary: D1: Night tour of the scenic area, riding the small train is very romantic~🚂 D2: Mountain hiking + canyon rafting, challenge yourself! D3: Stroll slowly through Meixi ancient village, buy local specialties to take home~ 🐟Food: Mountain pit fish and tofu pockets are excellent! 👕Tip: Bring a change of clothes for rafting, pack a jacket for big temperature changes~

Want to take your kids to the sea but worried about high travel costs? Here are 4 seaside towns perfect for family trips, with gentle, safe beaches and a relaxed pace. Excluding round-trip major transportation, a 3-day budget for food, lodging, and activities for a family of three stays within 2000 yuan. Moms, save this now! 🌊 Beihai, Guangxi|Powdery white sand, ideal for young kids ✨ Family-friendly highlights Silver Beach has fine, soft sand and shallow waters with small waves. The scenic area is free and includes a sand washing zone. The climate is comfortable year-round. You can explore the mangroves to discover small creatures or choose a day to visit Weizhou Island to see its unique volcanic coastline. 📅 3 days 2 nights itinerary Day 1 Stay at a guesthouse near Silver Beach|Dig in the sand and splash in the waves|Enjoy snacks at Qiaogang cultural street in the evening Day 2 Explore Jin Haiwan mangroves and hunt for sea creatures|Stroll through Beihai Old Street to admire arcade buildings Day 3 Optional Weizhou Island tour around the island, then head back at a suitable time 🍜 Food & budget Recommended dishes include fried shrimp cakes, seafood porridge, and coconut milk desserts. You can eat well for about 25 yuan per person. Total expenses range from 1700 to 1950 yuan. Affordable guesthouses are within walking distance of the beach. 💙 Weihai, Shandong|Healing jelly-like sea, less crowded and off the beaten path ✨ Family-friendly highlights The clear sea water has a natural blue filter effect, and the beach is calm with no strong currents. The city is clean and comfortable, perfect for seaside photos or taking a boat tour for cultural and scientific exploration. 📅 3 days 2 nights itinerary Day 1 Play in the water at the international seawater bathing beach|Watch the sunset at Torch 8th Street by the sea Day 2 Take a boat tour of Liugong Island and ride the coastal mini train Day 3 Relax all day at the diamond beach in Naxianghai ⚠️ Travel tips Avoid eating seafood at popular scenic area shops. It’s more cost-effective to buy fresh seafood at city markets and have it prepared. Be sure to try the local specialty, mackerel dumplings. 🤍 Rizhao, Shandong|Top northern spot for sea creature hunting, great value ✨ Family-friendly highlights Most beaches are free to access, and many guesthouses provide free sand digging tools. The vast tidal flats are perfect for sea creature hunting, easily collecting shells and small crabs. Prices are very affordable. 📅 3 days 2 nights itinerary Day 1 Play in the waves at Wanpingkou Beach and enjoy the sea sunset Day 2 Immersive sea creature hunting at Liujiawan|Leisurely stroll through Dongyi town Day 3 Watch the sea sunrise at Lighthouse Square, then end the trip 🍜 Food recommendations Stir-fried clams and mackerel dumplings let you enjoy seafood freedom for 30–40 yuan per person. 🐚 Shapa Bay, Yangjiang, Guangdong|Quiet beach in western Guangdong, away from crowds ✨ Family-friendly highlights Few tourists and affordable prices. The long, gentle coastline and popular sea walkway are very photogenic. The shallow water area is perfect for kids to play safely. 📅 3 days 2 nights itinerary Day 1 Play in the sand and waves at Shapa Bay, quietly enjoy the seaside sunset Day 2 Visit the sea walkway and take a walk at Moon Bay Day 3 Shop for fresh seafood at the market, have it prepared, then return 🍜 Food recommendations Steamed sea fish, salt and pepper mantis shrimp, and flavorful seafood porridge let you enjoy seafood for about 50 yuan per person. 💡 Practical tips for family seaside trips ▪️ Money-saving tips: Choose guesthouses with kitchens, buy seafood at markets to prepare yourself, avoid overpriced scenic area restaurants, and prioritize free beaches. ▪️ Must-have items: High SPF sunscreen, sand digging tools, waterproof bags, and light jackets, as temperature differences between day and night at the beach can be significant. ▪️ Sea creature hunting tips: Check tide schedules before you go. Visit tidal flats during low tide to find more sea creatures. ▪️ Best for young kids: Prioritize Beihai and Rizhao, where beaches are flat and waves are gentle, ensuring safer play.

🌊 The right way to experience Shaba Bay isn't rushing to see all the tourist attractions, but finding a place to relax and let the sea breeze wash over you. Day 1: Wake up naturally and let the sunset and night market pass you by in the evening. · Morning/Noon: Don't set an alarm; sleep in before you set off. Once you arrive in Shaba town, find a place for lunch first. Seafood fried rice or mud-baked chicken from a local food stall are both fine. A good meal will give you the energy to relax. · Afternoon: Find a coffee shop you like, Anman or Xin Hai, order a drink, and sit down. If you're not in a rush, just gaze at the sea and daydream, or take some laid-back photos. This is what a vacation should be like. · Evening: Time your visit perfectly for sunset and head to Sunset Cafe to find a great spot. It's a gem for watching the sunset; the sky changes from blue to orange to pink, and you'll be able to take some truly memorable photos. For a wider view, head to the viewing platform atop Bei'e Ridge before it gets completely dark (free) for a panoramic view of the sunset over the entire Shaba Bay. · Evening: After dark, head to the Shaba Night Market for food and drinks. Shopping is free, and food is up to your budget. Fried sweet potatoes are just a few dollars a serving, and grilled oysters are sold by the dozen. Strolling through the crowds while enjoying snacks is the perfect way to spend a relaxing evening. Day 2: Wake up early to see the sea, or simply relax some more. · Morning: If you can get up early, go to Bei'e Ridge to watch the sunrise (free). The bay is incredibly peaceful in the early morning, like a painting. The entire town of Shaba is still asleep, with fishing boats dotting the sea – a truly therapeutic experience. · Morning: Go to Moon Bay to wade in the waves. The public beach area is mostly free. The sand is fine and gentle, perfect for walking barefoot. Water sports like jet skis and ATVs cost extra, so choose only if you need them. · Noon: Head back to town for lunch, buy some dried seafood as souvenirs (a few tens of yuan per pound, quite reasonable), then leisurely return home. 💰 Spend wisely for a more enjoyable experience · Completely free: Bei'e Ridge Viewpoint, Shaba Night Market (just browse, no eating), public beach for wading, sunrise and sunset viewing. · Worthwhile but costly: Popular cafes (30-40 yuan per person), seafood feasts (optional), water sports (check prices before participating), boat tickets to Qingzhou Island (inquire at the pier). · Money-saving suggestion: Rent a small electric scooter (a few tens of yuan for half a day) for a comfortable and free ride along the coast. 📅 Best time: July and August are the best months to visit Shaba Bay, with good weather, clear water, and stunning sunsets. However, it also coincides with summer vacation, so it will be relatively crowded. For a quieter experience, choose late June or early September, when the weather is similar and the experience is even better. This itinerary eliminates rushing, queuing, and anxiety—it's pure, relaxed vacation. That's how Shaba Bay is supposed to be experienced!

Sisters! This 4-day Jiangmen-Yangjiang tour guide is amazing! It includes pick-up and drop-off service, saving you time and money, and helps you easily enjoy the beautiful scenery of both cities. Save it now! / Scroll down for more exciting content and to unlock more ways to experience it~ / ✨Itinerary: This tour itinerary is very compact, allowing you to visit a ton of attractions in a limited time~ Day 1: Jiangmen Gulao Water Town Tourist Area Immerse yourself in the slow-paced lifestyle of a Lingnan water town Day 2-3: Dajiaowan Beach – Hailing Island National Marine Park – White Sand Beach Walk along the waves and unlock the healing coastal scenery of Hailing Island Day 4: Tangkou Market – Tianxia Granary Visit the retro granary landmark and experience the lively atmosphere of an old-fashioned market town / 👕 July in Jiangmen and Yangjiang is sunny and rainy, so bring quick-drying short-sleeved shirts, sun-protective clothing, light long pants, and two sets of clothes for changing. 🎒 Don't forget sun protection accessories: a wide-brimmed sun hat, arm sleeves, a portable fan, and also a waterproof phone case and a folding umbrella. 📝 Keep your identification documents with you at all times: your ID card and student ID (special offers available). Save electronic copies beforehand in case of loss. 🧴 Summer essentials: high SPF sunscreen, mosquito repellent, stomach medicine, portable hydrating spray, and wet wipes. / Follow this guide to easily unlock a wonderful trip! Click below to check it out~

Last summer, I had an unforgettable vacation at Yangxi Qianhai Bay Coconut Breeze Resort. Returning this year, I was pleasantly surprised to find the environment even better than before. The owner’s dedication shows in every detail, and the kids had a blast. The fun we had beachcombing still brings us joy when we look back. 🌿 Environment upgrade: from “trendy spot” to “livable paradise” When I first visited last year, the sci-fi vibe of the 42 space pods amazed me. Coming back this year, I found the resort’s environment has taken a huge leap forward. The beach is cleaner and softer than before, feeling like flour underfoot, and the water is clearer. The owner improved the roads and greenery and keeps the public areas spotless. What touched me most was the addition of a children’s play area and safety railings, plus a thoughtful rental service for beachcombing tools and even sun hats for the kids. This kind of care turns a “check-in” into a “homecoming.” 👶 Family time: beachcombing fun and laughter under the stars Bringing the kids again, they were overjoyed. At low tide in the afternoon, we took buckets and shovels to the beach. The kids dug for shells, chased little crabs, and even found several hermit crabs, excitedly shouting “Mom, look!” Back at the space pod at night, we opened the skylight to watch the stars. The bed adjusted to a comfortable temperature automatically. The kids lay by the window counting shooting stars and spontaneously sang songs they learned here last year. The owner set up swings under the star pods, where the kids swung while watching the waves. Their laughter mixed with the sound of the surf to create the perfect summer melody. 📅 Three-day, two-night itinerary: slow down and feel the healing power of the sea · *Day 1**: Arrive at the resort and check in to the star-view pod. Spend the afternoon playing in the sand and beachcombing. Take an evening stroll on the boardwalk to watch the orange sea sunset. At night, play guitar on the viewing platform with the waves as natural accompaniment. The kids clapped along, filling the atmosphere with joy. · **Day 2**: Watch the sunrise from the space pod early morning. In the morning, take the kids to Beieling Mountain Park, hike the rainbow trail to the summit, and enjoy panoramic views of Shapa Town. Spend the afternoon at the resort’s children’s play area. For dinner, try the owner’s recommended Shapa cuttlefish cakes and fried sweet potatoes. The kids loved them, saying “even better than last year.” · **Day 3**: Sleep in and have seafood congee at the resort’s breakfast area. Take a morning walk on the Haizai Lake boardwalk to experience the peaceful connection of lake and sea. Before checkout at noon, the kids reluctantly dug up one last shell on the beach, saying they wanted to “take the sea home.” 💡 Tips for returning visitors · Driving is recommended. The guesthouse is a 40-minute drive from Yangxi Station, and the owner provides exclusive VIP parking, which is very convenient. · Check the tide schedule before beachcombing. Low tide yields the best finds. The owner sends reminders in the group chat. · The third row of the star pods offers the best view. I missed it last year but booked early this time and finally got it. · The owner’s care goes beyond environmental upgrades to thoughtful details for families, like beachcombing tools, swings, and even snacks, all well prepared. Returning to Yangxi Qianhai Bay, I realized that a true vacation isn’t about “checking off sights” but about “being genuinely cared for.” The owner’s love for their hometown and sincerity toward guests are woven into the sea, the sand, and these space pods. The kids found happiness here, and we found relaxation. If you want to bring your children to experience a seaside vacation with a better environment and warmer service, Yangxi Qianhai Bay Coconut Breeze Resort is worth a second visit.

1. Suichang: With many high-speed train options, just buy a ticket and go. Dushan ancient village is rustic and untouched, with thousand-year-old trees standing quietly and unique gold mine attractions. The small town has few tourists, so no need to plan your route in advance. Wander freely through ancient alleys and mountains at a relaxed pace—perfect for last-minute trips to unwind and refresh. 2. Chenzhou: Just an hour and a half by high-speed train, making travel very efficient. The morning mist over Dongjiang Lake is dreamlike, and Yangtianhu grassland is vast and open. No complicated itinerary needed—just pack lightly and head to the mountains and lakes. A quick weekend escape from the city, the trip is easy and relaxing, making it an ideal nearby destination. 3. Yongtai: Only 40 minutes by short-distance train, travel is effortless. Songkou ancient town preserves original old houses, and the mountain valleys and waterfalls offer cool relief from the heat. You can plan your trip anytime, with fewer crowds and great value for food and lodging. Stroll aimlessly through ancient streets and nature for a spontaneous, comfortable getaway. 4. Linxia: Plenty of train options make travel very flexible. The Liujiasha section of the Yellow River shows a striking two-tone water effect, and the grottoes have rich historical significance. The small town moves at a slow pace with friendly, simple locals. No detailed planning needed—just go wherever you want. A casual trip to this northwest town is free and enjoyable. 5. Ruian: High-speed trains are available anytime, making travel very convenient. Zailiao Creek’s canyon has clear, cool water and lush green forests. The old town is full of local life, avoiding crowded popular spots. No need for a travel guide—just head out during free time to explore old streets and nature. A short trip here is easy and relaxing. 6. Bijie: Transportation is very convenient, so you can start your trip anytime. Zhijin Cave is a vast, fantastical karst cave, and the Hundred-Mile Azalea Scenic Area is beautiful and captivating. The attractions have moderate crowds and affordable prices. No need for detailed planning—just casually explore the karst wonders. A last-minute vacation here is peaceful and leisurely with a great experience. 7. Yangxi: Driving here is smooth, so just pack and go. The beaches are clean and uncrowded, with clear water and affordable, fresh seafood. The surrounding mountains and countryside are quiet and uncommercialized. You can arrange your itinerary freely—enjoy the sea breeze and seafood for a simple, relaxed coastal getaway. 8. Linhai: Plenty of high-speed trains make it easy to leave anytime. The Jiangnan Great Wall winds along the mountains, and Ziyang Old Street is full of local snacks and a lively atmosphere. The whole city feels relaxed and easygoing. Even without any travel plans, you can enjoy wandering, eating, and exploring the ancient town. A spontaneous trip here is fulfilling and healing.

Low-cost near-shore vacation, seafood at unbeatable prices, highly suitable for families and couples' short trips 📌Basic Travel Information Physical Difficulty: ⭐⭐ Trip Duration: 2 days 1 night Suitable for: Weekend family trips, couples' getaways, groups of friends Best Time to Travel: Summer, National Day holiday Outfit Suggestions: Sundress, beach shorts, sun hat, river trekking shoes 🚗Transportation Guide Destination: Shaba Town, Yangxi County, Yangjiang City (Shaba Bay, Moon Bay) 1. Direct Bus: Round-trip direct bus from Guangzhou, fare 98 RMB/person, scheduled departures directly to the beach area. 2. By Car: Approximately 3 hours drive from Guangzhou, highway conditions vary. Smooth travel, ample parking in the town, and no detours or backtracking throughout the area for self-driving tours. 🗺️Straightforward Itinerary Day 1 Depart from Guangzhou and arrive at Shaba Bay Xin Hai Cafe (afternoon tea) Bei'erling Mountain Top Park (sunset viewing) Seafood Street (shopping for local specialties) Shaba Bay Beach Night Market Day 2 Moon Bay (sunrise viewing and swimming) Qingzhou Island snorkeling experience Dutou Village shallow beach beachcombing Return trip ✨Must-Visit Highlights Bei'erling Mountain Top Park Large green lawns on the mountaintop offer panoramic views of the entire Shaba Bay blue sea coastline. The sunset creates rich layers of light and shadow, perfect for taking photos. Moon Bay Crystal clear blue waters, with coconut trees, thatched pavilions, and windmills along the shore, creating a pure island resort atmosphere. Ideal for watching the sunrise in the early morning; the beach is gentle and safe, perfect for swimming. Shaba Bay The long coastline is perfect for evening strolls and enjoying the breeze. A Ferris wheel runs along the beach. After nightfall, a beach night market opens, offering barbecue, coconut drinks, and small fireworks. Xin Hai Cafe A beachfront cafe with an average cost of 20 yuan per person. It features several photo spots with ocean views, making it a great choice for a relaxing afternoon tea. Seafood Street The seaside boulevard is lined with shops selling a wide variety of local dried seafood, including seaweed, dried squid, salted fish, and fish maw. 🎡Featured Activities 1. Beach Beachcombing: Collect seashells and small seafood at low tide on the shallow beach near Doutou Village. 2. Qingzhou Island Snorkeling: Take a boat trip to observe corals and small fish up close. 3. Mountain Top Sunset Hike: The gentle trail at Bei'e Ridge is easy to hike. 4. Night Market & Beach Relaxation: Enjoy beach barbecue, lemon tea, and beach fireworks. 🎫Practical Travel Information Shaba Bay Beach, Moon Bay Beach, Bei'e Ridge Mountain Top Park, Seafood Street, and Xin Hai Cafe: All are free to enter. No reservations are needed on weekdays, weekends, and holidays; just bring your ID card. Qingzhou Island Snorkeling Boat Tickets: Prices are similar between peak and off-peak seasons; purchase tickets at the pier. 🍜Local Cuisine Haizhen Seafood Stall (Pier Branch, 4-minute walk from the beach) Seafood is directly supplied from the pier near the sea, ensuring freshness superior to shops in the town. Prices are affordable. You can choose your seafood and have it cooked to order. The meat is fresh, sweet, and retains its original flavor. A meal can be had for around 50 RMB per person. Sweet Potato Prince (Next to the night market entrance, 2-minute walk from the beach) Fried sweet potatoes and taro, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with their own natural sweetness, a satisfying street snack. Kangji Coconut Juice (Middle section of Seafood Street) Freshly squeezed coconut juice and coconut iced drinks, rich in coconut flavor, refreshing and cooling, perfect for enjoying while playing at the beach. Specialty Snacks: Squid Cakes, Jackfruit, Fresh Coconut, Dried Squid 🏨Hotel Recommendations Shaba Bay Seaside B&Bs Moon Bay Seaview Resort Apartments 🎒Travel Essentials Power Bank High SPF Sunscreen Waterproof Beach Bag 💡Travel Tips 1. Accommodation Selection: Shaba Bay is lively and convenient, with many self-built guesthouses; Moon Bay is quiet and comfortable, mainly villas and apartments, choose according to your preference. 2. For beachcombing, check the tide schedule in advance, go to the ferry village during low tide for a better experience. 3. It can be windy at the hilltop park in the evening, so bring a light jacket; the UV rays are strong at the beach, so wear sunscreen all day. 4. Night markets are crowded, so keep your valuables safe. For just 400 RMB per person, you can have two days of beach fun, including eating, drinking, and playing, with everything from sea views and snorkeling to seafood – a one-stop destination offering excellent value for money for a short beach getaway near Guangzhou.

It’s the height of summer again, and Guangdong’s heat is really unbearable. When thinking of a cool place to visit, the best choice is the seaside—to enjoy the sea breeze, savor fresh seafood, and relax comfortably! [Yangxi oyster pavilion] is a great option. Located in the mangrove ecological tourism area of Hongguang Village, Chengcun Town, Yangxi County, the pavilion is an immersive experience center showcasing oyster culture. It is free to enter and combines popular science, study tours, and product exhibitions. The pavilion’s theme is "Know Chengcun oysters, know the world." It is divided into six main sections that display the oyster’s growth environment, farming history, and technological development. There is also a geographical indication theme hall. Through graphic panels, realistic models, and mangrove landscaping, visitors can enjoy an immersive experience. 🛍️ What else can you buy The first floor features a cultural and creative shop and a coffee spot, where you can purchase "Cheng oyster" IP merchandise, Yangxi specialty agricultural products, and souvenirs. The pavilion also serves as a sales venue. Opening hours: 9 AM to 5 PM. After the exhibition, you can visit nearby Yangxi Shalawan and Moon Bay for more fun!

1. Baijianghu Forest Park—top spot for forest stream trekking Known as "Guangzhou’s number one stream trekking valley," it is the main venue for the 2026 Guangzhou water play season. The park offers unique experiences like paddleboarding, hiking stream trekking, and forest coffee, all set in a premium forest ecosystem. The shallow, gentle creek is very safe, making it perfect for family outings and friends having fun together. · Address: Baijianghu Forest Park, Zhengguo Town, Zengcheng District, Guangzhou · Tips: Focus on forest stream trekking and hiking, wading in the clear creek and catching fish by hand. The water play season runs until August 31, with free hand-drawn water play maps available. Shuttle buses run from the city every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday. · Recommended visit time: half a day to one day 2. Gulong Gorge, Qingyuan—canyon rafting without sun exposure The top choice for Guangdong locals to cool off. The 6.1 km canyon rafting route has a 378 m drop, with dense forest shading both sides, so you won’t be exposed to the sun. The sharp turns and drops are thrilling, while the calm water areas are perfect for water fights. Qingyuan has become one of the hottest “hidden gem” cities in national searches. · Address: Gulong Gorge Scenic Area, Qingxin District, Qingyuan · Tips: Don’t miss the Gulong Gorge rafting. You can also combine it with the QQ racing and cliff flying rides for a one-stop adventure. Wear quick-dry clothes and bring water guns and scoops. · Recommended visit time: one day 3. Shapawan, Yangxi—cool off chasing waves on the silver beach by the blue sea A coastal resort with clear blue waters and white sandy beaches. Shapawan, Moon Bay, and Bei’eling are popular spots packed with visitors. Kids can chase waves, build sandcastles, and collect shells on the beach. At sunset, climb the Bei’eling viewing platform for panoramic views of the silver beach and stunning sunset. With great value for food and lodging, it’s an excellent short getaway. · Address: Shapa Town, Yangxi County, Yangjiang · Tips: Spend the day wading and playing on the beach, then hike to watch the sunset in the evening. The peak visitor season is early August, so book accommodations in advance. · Recommended visit time: two days and one night 4. Forest Sea Resort—party from day to night The core venue for the “Floral water play” section of the 2026 Guangzhou water play season. Enjoy water splash parties, water jetpack shows, and nighttime fireworks for a fully immersive experience. This light and shadow-themed family water park offers parent-child challenges, forest mist, water performances, and night light shows. · Address: Forest Sea Resort, Zengcheng District, Guangzhou · Tips: Arrive in the afternoon to play in the water, watch the water show at dusk, and enjoy the fireworks at night. Families with children should focus on the challenge activities. · Recommended visit time: half a day to one day · -- Travel tips: August is hot in Guangdong. Be sure to use sun protection and bring extra clothes. Summer is busy, so book hotels in advance.

Busy with achieving goals and advancing tasks, we're so focused on chasing results that we often neglect our team members who have supported us, covered for us, and worked together to overcome challenges. We forget to be grateful for this precious bond we share. This team-building trip took us to Dazhou Ancient Village in Yangxi County, a coastal village in western Guangdong where we could reflect on our experiences and cherish the warmth of our shared journey. Dazhou Ancient Village originated in the Ming Dynasty. Its ancestors migrated from southern Fujian to the South China Sea coast, settling on the coastal hills. It was once a hub for coastal fishing and trade. The village boasts well-preserved ancient brick houses, a dignified ancestral hall, and numerous ancient alleys, wells, and drying grounds. Fields and the sea meet in the distance, blending culture and rural scenery in a tranquil and timeless atmosphere. We strolled leisurely along the ancient alleys and paths, appreciating the village's layout while chatting and reflecting on the team's journey of collaboration, perseverance, and growth. Everyone shared their feelings candidly, recounting heartwarming moments of mutual support during challenging work periods and showing consideration for one another in daily life, expressing heartfelt gratitude for everyone's support and companionship. While strolling around, they took photos together, envisioning the future, setting aside job titles and work pressures, leaving only genuine and unwavering camaraderie. The tranquility of the ancient seaside village cleansed their minds of restlessness, making them understand that all remarkable achievements are not the work of one person alone, but rather the result of collective effort and mutual support. There is no lonely journey in the workplace; a group of people on a shared path, walking together, is the only way to go far and steady. Moving forward, with gratitude in our hearts and unwavering commitment to our original aspirations, we will work together, never stopping, using the power of the team to reach our own stars and sea.

Just got back from Yangjiang and really want to say: July in Yangjiang is truly the season for the seaside🌊✨. Many people think July is too hot for travel, but Yangjiang is the opposite. Summer here means sea breeze, beaches, sunsets, and a slow pace of life☀️. Every day, you can feel relaxed watching the sun slowly set into the sea while enjoying the ocean breeze. The biggest takeaway this trip was that Yangjiang isn’t a city to rush through sightseeing. It’s better to slow down. Watch the sea in the morning, eat seafood at noon, rest with air conditioning in the afternoon, chase the sunset in the evening🌅, and stroll the night market at night. That’s the right way to experience Yangjiang. 🌴City features & July exclusive scenery Yangjiang is a coastal city with a rich seaside culture and fishing village charm🏝️. Cultural features Here you’ll find not only the sea but also unique Lingnan culture. Yangjiang lacquerware, Yangjiang fermented black beans, and Hailing Island fishing culture all reflect the city’s lifestyle. Human touch Compared to popular coastal cities, Yangjiang is less commercial and more down-to-earth. Locals enjoy walking by the sea, drinking tea, and chatting. This slow lifestyle feels especially comfortable. July scenery highlights 🌊 The sea water is clearer, perfect for water activities ☀️ More sunny days, higher chance of sunsets 🏖️ Beaches are at their best for visitors 🌅 Evening temperatures by the sea drop, making it very pleasant 📍Recommended attractions (7 must-sees) 🏖️ Hailing Island Highlight: The most iconic island scenery in Yangjiang How to enjoy: Watch the sea, play in the sand, feel the sea breeze Tip: Don’t just check off the spots, take a slow walk along the coast for the best experience 🌊 Shili Silver Beach Highlight: The beach is impressively long with wide-open views How to enjoy: Arrive in the afternoon and wait for the sunset🌅 Tip: The colors are best at sunset, great for photos ⛰️ Dajiao Bay Maritime Silk Road Tourist Area Highlight: Well-equipped, great for family trips How to enjoy: Water and beach activities Tip: Easier to relax when bringing kids here 🌅 Mawei Island Highlight: An amazing spot to watch the sunset How to enjoy: Go in the afternoon to secure a good spot Tip: Stay until dusk to fully enjoy the atmosphere 🏝️ Zha Po Fishing Port Highlight: Experience authentic fishing port life How to enjoy: Explore the market and try local food Tip: More lively and authentic than commercial streets 🌿 Yangxi Shapa Bay Highlight: Less crowded, better for relaxing How to enjoy: Walk by the sea Tip: Perfect for those who love quiet 🏛️ Yangjiang Kite Museum Highlight: Learn about local traditional culture How to enjoy: Great for family experiences 👨‍👩‍👧3-day family itinerary Day 1 Island first experience Morning: Arrive in Yangjiang → check in to hotel🏨 Recommended to stay near Hailing Island for easy evening sea views. Noon: Eat local seafood🍤 Don’t order too much the first time, try the specialties first. Afternoon: Walk Shili Silver Beach🏖️ Kids can play in the sand, adults enjoy the sea breeze. Evening: Watch sunset at Mawei Island🌅 Highly recommend setting aside time here or it feels wasted. Night: Explore Zha Po night market🌙 Day 2 Deep sea experience Morning: Play in the water at Dajiao Bay🌊 Kids can play in the sand, adults can relax nearby. Noon: Eat nearby and rest. Afternoon: Sit at a seaside café☕ July sun is strong, avoid direct sun at noon. Night: Dinner and stroll at the fishing port. Day 3 Slow-paced return Morning: Walk at Shapa Bay or nearby seaside. Noon: Have lunch and head back. Afternoon: Buy some Yangjiang specialties. 💡Real insight Yangjiang isn’t suited for packed itineraries. July is hot, too many attractions can be tiring. Leaving a few hours each day to enjoy the sea breeze is the best part🌊. 🌙Night tour & evening vibe 🌃 Zha Po night market Vibe: More lively at night than during the day✨ There are snacks, seaside walks, and the sound of tourists chatting. 🌌 Hailing Island seaside at night Vibe: Sitting on the beach listening to the waves is very soothing. Yangjiang’s nights left a deep impression—not the dazzling lights of a big city, but a feeling of slow seaside life. 🍜Top 7 food hits and misses ✔️ Yangjiang pig intestine roll Review: Local specialty snack, rice noodles are soft and chewy with a strong local flavor. ✔️ Yangjiang fermented black bean steamed ribs Review: Rich bean aroma, perfect with rice. ✔️ Seafood feast🦐 Review: Recommended simple cooking to taste the freshness. ✔️ Yangjiang goose rice Review: Strong meat aroma, generous portions. ✔️ Seafood porridge🥣 Review: Especially comforting when eating by the sea at night. ✔️ Sweet soup🍧 Review: Great for cooling off in summer. ⚠️ Seafood shops at scenic spots Warning: Some prices are high, check the menu carefully in advance. ⚠️ Over-packaged trendy shops Warning: Nice environment but taste may not impress. 🚗Transportation guide ✈️ Airplane Fly to Guangzhou, Shenzhen, or other cities, then transfer by car. 🚄 High-speed train Yangjiang station is convenient, good for independent travelers. 🚗 Self-drive Highly recommended, driving to Hailing Island is more convenient. 🚕 Local transport Attractions are far apart, taxis or car rentals are better. 📸Photo spots recommendation 🌅 Mawei Island Best time: 30 minutes before sunset Great for seaside silhouette shots. 🏖️ Shili Silver Beach Perfect for ocean and portrait shots. 🌊 Hailing Island coastal road Ideal for road trip photos. ⛵ Zha Po fishing port Good for capturing local life photos. Hidden spots: Seaside paths, near rocks, early morning beaches—fewer people make for high-end photos📸. 🌞Advantages and insights of visiting Yangjiang in July Real feeling: July is indeed hot and sunny☀️, but seaside travel needs that summer vibe. What’s worth cherishing: The evening sea breeze makes all the day’s fatigue disappear. Biggest regret: Not staying longer. If possible, stay 4–5 nights. Yangjiang isn’t a city to rush through in one day. It’s more like a place to pause life🌊. If you want a place without rushing, where you can watch the sea, eat well, and spend time with family, July in Yangjiang is definitely worth planning a trip💙.

Before going to Yangjiang, I thought it was just an ordinary coastal city. After my first visit, I realized it has the sea, islands, fishing villages, and a comforting vibe that slows you down 🥹. Since then, I’ve been back 5 times in total. I’ve come to see that the most charming part of Yangjiang isn’t rushing to see sights, but feeling the sea breeze, watching the sunset, enjoying a seafood meal, and not having to think about anything. If you want to find a place in July that’s not crowded but offers stunning sea views, Yangjiang is definitely worth a visit 🌅. 🌴 Off-season perks: what surprises does Yangjiang offer in July? Many people only think of popular islands in summer, but Yangjiang is actually better for slow travel. Although July is hot, the seaside is truly healing. The temperature is comfortable in the early morning and evening, and the sea breeze instantly wipes away fatigue. Avoid weekend peaks and accommodation prices drop significantly. It’s also easier to book your preferred room type at popular guesthouses on Hailing Island. A quick reminder ⚠️: UV rays in Yangjiang are strong, so don’t skip sunscreen or you’ll come back noticeably darker. 💙 Why I keep coming back to Yangjiang The first time I stood on the ten-mile silver beach of Hailing Island, I was truly amazed. On one side was the endless sea, on the other soft sand. As the sun slowly set, the sky turned orange, and the sound of waves was right by my ear. That moment was especially soothing ✨. What I love most about Yangjiang is that it’s not overly commercialized. You can sleep in naturally in the morning, stroll by the sea in the afternoon, and sit in a seafood restaurant at night enjoying the breeze. That relaxed feeling is hard to find. 📍 Highlights: places worth saving 🌊 Hailing Island A must-visit in Yangjiang! The ten-mile silver beach, Nanhai No. 1, and Mawei Island are classic spots. Don’t just take photos on the beach. Rent an electric scooter to circle the island and discover many hidden small bays. 🌅 Mawei Island sunset One of my favorite places in Yangjiang. Find a comfortable spot in the afternoon to watch the sun slowly sink into the sea. The romance level instantly maxes out. 📸 Zha Po fishing port Full of local life vibes. You can see fishermen catching fish and drying seafood, perfect for capturing authentic everyday photos. 🌿 Shapa Bay Compared to Hailing Island, the pace here is slower and there are fewer people, ideal for travelers who prefer quiet. 📷 Photo tips: best spots in Yangjiang ✨ Mawei Island seaside rocks Take silhouette photos at sunset for a great atmosphere. ✨ Ten-mile silver beach Wearing white or blue clothes makes for stunning photos. Walking anywhere on the beach feels like a photo shoot. ✨ Small paths near the fishing port Great for Japanese-style lifestyle photos with a small coastal town feel. ✨ Hailing Island ring road The sea views you encounter while driving or cycling often outshine the official scenic spots. 🚗 Getting there: how to reach Yangjiang easily 🚄 High-speed rail: Yangjiang station is convenient, with easy access from Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and other cities. 🚗 Driving: If you want to explore Hailing Island or Shapa Bay, driving is highly recommended so you can stop and enjoy the sea anytime. 🚌 Local transport: There are buses and taxis from Yangjiang city to Hailing Island, but attractions are spread out. Renting an electric scooter is more comfortable. 🚕 Car rental: For groups or those wanting to explore the island deeply, renting a car saves a lot of time. 🍤 Food highlights: Yangjiang is perfect for seafood lovers! 🦀 Seafood feast How can you miss it by the sea? Crab, oysters, shrimp, shellfish—all very fresh. I recommend local small restaurants. They may not be fancy, but the flavors are often a pleasant surprise. 🍜 Yangjiang pig intestine roll A local specialty snack. Rice noodles rolled with various fillings, with a unique taste you’ll love from the first bite. 🥢 Yangjiang fermented black bean dishes Yangjiang’s fermented black beans are famous. Adding a bit to steamed fish or stir-fries gives a strong aroma. 🍧 Seaside sweet soup After an evening walk, enjoy a bowl of sweet soup while feeling the sea breeze. That simple happiness is priceless. 💰 Estimated costs: Yangjiang 3 days 2 nights: Accommodation: 200–500 CNY per night Transport: 100–400 CNY Meals: about 100 CNY per day Island activities: 100–300 CNY Typical budget per person is around 800–1,500 CNY. Increase your budget if you want better food and lodging. 🗓️ Itinerary: slow travel route for 3 days 2 nights in Yangjiang Day 1: classic Hailing Island route Morning: arrive in Yangjiang → check in to hotel Afternoon: walk the ten-mile silver beach → visit Nanhai No. 1 museum Evening: head to Mawei Island for sunset 🌅 Night: seafood feast at Zha Po Day 2: in-depth island tour Morning: rent an electric scooter to circle the island Route: Dajiao Bay → fishing port → hidden bay → seaside café Afternoon: find a quiet beach for photos and water play Night: visit local night market to experience island nightlife Day 3: off-the-beaten-path healing route Morning: visit Shapa Bay Afternoon: leisurely stroll the town and buy seafood souvenirs Before leaving, see the sea one more time and take Yangjiang’s slow pace home with you 💙 🏡 Recommended accommodations: For first-timers, stay on Hailing Island for easy access to dining and walks. If you prefer quiet, choose a small guesthouse near the sea. Waking up to the sea view is a wonderful experience. 🌞 July tips: ① Weather by the sea changes quickly. Bring an umbrella and sunscreen. ② Don’t plan too many sights each day. Yangjiang is best enjoyed slowly. ③ Choose reputable restaurants for seafood. Ask prices in advance to avoid surprises. ④ If traveling with kids, stay near the beach so you don’t have to rush at night. 💖 Recommendation rating: ★★★★★ Yangjiang isn’t a city that shocks you immediately, but it has a charm that grows the longer you stay. There’s the evening sea breeze, the lively atmosphere of returning fishing boats, and the small happiness of sitting on the beach daydreaming all afternoon. If you love the sea but want to avoid crowded popular islands, Yangjiang is definitely worth saving 🌊.

Want to take your kids to the beach to dig for small crabs without complex planning? These four cities have a slow pace, affordable prices, and are perfect for a fun 3-day trip🌊 Dongshan Island (Fujian) Highlights: Jinluan Bay mirror beach tide pooling, Maluan Bay gentle swimming area, Nanmen Bay colorful fishing village, Sufeng Mountain island loop 3-day itinerary: Day 1: Stroll around Nanmen Bay, collect shells on Nanyu Shoal in the evening. Day 2: Go tide pooling at Jinluan Bay in the morning, play in the waves at Maluan Bay in the afternoon. Day 3: Rent an e-scooter for an island loop and enjoy the breeze before returning. Local food: Small squid noodles, oyster omelet, four-fruit soup Tips: Check tide times in advance. Most beaches are free. Staying in Tongling Town is more cost-effective for dining. Qinhuangdao (Beidaihe) Highlights: Qian Shui Wan free tide-pooling beach, Pigeon Nest Park sunrise, Laohu Stone Reef, Old Dragon Head Great Wall entering the sea 3-day itinerary: Day 1: Take kids to dig for clams at Qian Shui Wan. Day 2: Watch the sunrise and go tide pooling at Pigeon Nest Park, visit Laohu Stone in the afternoon. Day 3: Take a short stroll around Old Dragon Head, enjoy local snacks before returning. Local food: Seafood dumplings, Changli menzi, teppanyaki squid Tips: Qian Shui Wan is shallow and suitable for young children. Be sure to wear non-slip shoes in the reef area. Yangjiang Highlights: Mawei Island tide pooling and sunset, Shili Silver Beach, Maritime Silk Road Museum, Shaba Bay shoal 3-day itinerary: Day 1: Play on Shili Silver Beach. Day 2: Dig for hermit crabs on Mawei Island in the evening. Day 3: Learn at the museum, stroll around the fishing village. Local food: Seafood porridge, zhuchanglu, douchi nimeng Tips: Only go tide pooling in shallow areas. Avoid restaurants in scenic spots; those in town are more affordable. Zhuhai Highlights: Qisha Bay shallow tide pooling, Sun & Moon Bay, seaside promenade, Hengqin shoal 3-day itinerary: Day 1: Catch small sand crabs at Qisha Bay. Day 2: Visit Sun & Moon Bay and take a seaside walk. Day 3: Relax and explore city parks. Local food: Seafood cheong fun, oysters, put chai ko Tips: Convenient city transportation. Plenty of shade, so kids won't be exposed to too much sun. No need to wake up early and rush; sleep in and head out when you're ready. Most beaches are free, and food and accommodation costs are low, making these perfect for spontaneous family short trips.

At Shapa Bay in Yangxi, Guangdong, there is a peaceful coastline that we keep as our private romantic spot. Every time I come here with my boyfriend, we avoid the crowded tourist attractions and just want to find a quiet place to sit quietly, watch the waves crash against the shore, and enjoy the tranquility that belongs to us. This time, we chose the Junlin Seaview Holiday Hotel, which not only fulfilled all our sea view dreams but also gave us even more surprises. 🌊 A hidden paradise by the sea 🏡 The moment you step into Junlin Seaview Holiday Hotel, you are drawn in by its unique Southeast Asian style. The lobby’s design is simple yet elegant, with every detail reflecting the designer’s thoughtfulness. We stayed in a sea view room, and when we opened the door and window, the view suddenly opened up—the endless sea seemed just within reach, instantly making you forget the troubles of the world. At night, lying in bed listening to the gentle sound of the waves outside the window feels like being embraced by nature. 🍽️ The taste of the sea lingers on your lips 🦀 The hotel’s second and third floors house the famous Treasure Seafood City, specializing in fresh seafood from Shapa. Whether steamed or grilled, every seafood dish lets you savor the ocean’s freshness. We especially recommend the garlic scallops—the tender meat paired with the special garlic sauce is truly a feast for the taste buds. After dinner, you can take a walk by the sea, feel the sea breeze, and chat. Nights like these are so wonderful you don’t want to leave. 🚗 Convenient travel to explore nearby sights 🗺️ The hotel’s location is very convenient. Whether driving or using public transportation, it’s easy to get around. Nearby are Matastation and Yangxi Station, making it simple to reach more destinations. During our free time, we visited the nearby Shapa Bay Haitiansha Beach, which is quiet and beautiful—perfect for taking photos. Standing on the soft sand and looking out at Qingzhou Island in the distance, our hearts were filled with peace and happiness. 🎉 Thoughtful service, a home away from home 🌟 The hotel’s service is another highlight. From the moment we checked in, the staff warmly introduced us to the hotel’s facilities and services. Their courier service, car rental, and business services allowed us to enjoy our vacation while handling work matters smoothly. In addition, the room’s minibar, living room kitchen, and other amenities made our stay more convenient, giving us a feeling of being at home. Here, we found the sea in our hearts and enjoyed rare peace and beauty. If you also love the calm by the sea, consider experiencing Junlin Seaview Holiday Hotel. We believe it will leave you with wonderful memories.

Zundu didn’t go to Dali! Right in Yangxi! ✨ This is really a newly opened seaside coffee shop in Yangjiang, Guangdong. It's so beautiful that I can't help it😍 📸 Take photos jujuju post photos Every corner is super good to shoot! ! ! Different seats give you different feelings 💕 · Great sea view 🌊 from the window location · Coconut trees at the door pretend to be tropical 🏝️ · The second floor rooftop is a blockbuster shot 👑 🔍 3 magic machine positions to share: 1️⃣ Green wall at the main entrance 100 points of luxury 💯 2️⃣ Floor-to-ceiling window afternoon tea seat Clicking casually is ins style🖤 3️⃣Open-air sea view terrace Pretend to be in Santorini 💙 The drinks are also great! Recommended: ☕️Sea Salt Caramel Latte 35💰 🍹Grapefruit Sparkling Water 28💰 Dessert beauty is also online small cake 38💰 Tips: · Recommended working days come less crowded good shot · Best photo time 4-6pm · Wearing suggestion: light color skirt shows fairy 🧚‍♀️

Finally checked in at the popular island on the weekend🏝️ A 2.5-hour drive from Guangzhou straight to Yangxi Dashu Island 🚗 Navigation location: Dashu Island, Hebei Village, Yangxi County 🏨 Accommodation recommendation: Stay at the newly opened Bihai Lanwan Hotel by the sea 🏝️ Stunning sea view rooms with unbeatable ocean views right from the window 🛁 The best surprise is the balcony equipped with a free saltwater hot spring soaking pool Soaking in the hot spring while enjoying the sea view without leaving the room is amazing💯 🌊 Experience highlights: ✔️ Fine, clean sand beach with few people and beautiful scenery ✔️ Enjoy breathtaking sunsets from the balcony ✔️ Seafood stalls offer great value with all-you-can-eat for about 50 per person 💰 2-day 1-night trip cost: Hotel 499 yuan per room (including breakfast) Seafood meal 100 yuan per person Toll + fuel about 200 yuan You can enjoy a perfect weekend for just over 500 per person👌 📌 Tips: 1️⃣ Book a sea-facing room in the front row in advance 2️⃣ Bring a beautiful swimsuit and a jacket (big temperature difference between morning and night) 3️⃣ Prepare disposable bathtub covers for better hygiene This hidden island really exceeds expectations~ Every snapshot looks like a masterpiece📸 Girls, let’s go for it!