Dawan Mountain Island
Featured in 'A Bite of China', this place remains relatively undiscovered by tourists. With a population of just over a thousand, primarily fishermen, it is more tranquil and leisurely, with well-preserved natural surroundings and minimal commercialization. The most enticing aspect of Dawan Mountain Island is the luxurious and trendy 'Jingyun Villa' hotel, where you can also enjoy an infinity pool reminiscent of those in Bali!
Dala Jiajia Island
Guangdong's Little Maldives, experience primitive camping. If you want to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy a truly natural seaside vacation, then go camping on Dala Jiajia Island! Set up a tent, have a barbecue bonfire, feel the sea breeze, and quietly listen to the sound of the waves!
Wailingding Island
It is a secluded island where you can see Hong Kong. In the vast Lingdingyang, there is an island with clear blue waters and fine sandy beaches. You can also overlook the urban area of Hong Kong! Compared to the beaches, the more distinctive feature of Lingding Island is the coastal rocks. From these rocks, you can get a close view of the sea, which is incredibly blue. Just take a few photos and dominate your social media!
Xiaoxing Island
Here you can have a snorkeling experience comparable to Semporna. When you arrive at Xiaoxing Island, you will be captivated by its pure glass sea. Seeing this azure ocean, you'll be eager to gear up and jump in for snorkeling!
Miaowan Island
An island hiding the mysterious 'Glass Sea'. Among the many treasure islands in the Pearl River Estuary, Miaowan Island is the farthest from the mainland coast. Precisely because it is far from human habitation, the ecological environment here is top-notch! When visiting Miaowan Island, you must arrange for snorkeling that rivals the Maldives. The snorkeling is especially great when the weather is good. There is a diving base on Miaowan Island, so you can dive whenever you want!
Heipaijiao
A reef belt stretching over ten kilometers, a popular spot for 'Sky Mirror' photos. Yangwu Village Beach is also known as Heipaijiao Beach. The black reefs are layered, and the waves crashing against the large rocks create huge white splashes. You can also see continuous long waves with fish-scale patterns, which are both beautiful and magnificent.
