Crocodile Mountain Scenic Area
Crocodile Mountain Scenic Area, also known as Crocodile Mountain Park, is located on the western side of Crocodile Ridge in the southern bay of Weizhou Island. It is the essence of the volcanic geological landscape of the entire Weizhou Island. Here, you can not only see the most complete remains of volcanic activity but also take photos with the lighthouse, gaze at the entire southern bay from the promenade, and collect shells in the tidal erosion pits at low tide.
Wucai Beach Scenic Area
Wuzhoutao Beach on Weizhou Island: After the tide recedes, the sea-eroded grooves radiate with magnificent and colorful hues under the sunlight. The 1.5-kilometer coastline resembles a mirror reflecting the sky, and the remaining seawater after the tide refuses to be lonely, stealing the deep blue and fiery red from the sky. Wuzhoutao Beach is like the most brilliant pearl dropped by God onto the earth, shining brightly and captivating the hearts and souls!
Catholic church
The church was constructed by French Paris Foreign Missions Society missionaries and was completed in 1880. The church is a Gothic-style building, with a height of 21 meters and a total floor area of 774 square meters. Including the associated buildings, the total area exceeds 2,000 square meters. It is the largest Catholic church in the coastal areas of Guangxi Province and was designated as a national cultural heritage site in 2001.
Shiluokou
Shiloukou has clear and translucent seawater, with fishing boats and sails dotted on the sea surface. The coastal area is rich in volcanic rocks and eroded rocks, forming a curved sandy beach that stretches into the embrace of the sea. The coastal seawater is exceptionally clear, making it the best on the island.
Dripping water forms a vermilion screen
Dishuidanping is located on the southern coast of Dishui Village on Weizhou Island, formerly known as Dishuiyan. The upper part of the cliff is covered with green trees, and there is often water overflowing from the cracks between the layers of the cliff, dripping down like a hanging vermilion curtain.
