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Not bad, it's worth coming, the seafood is fresh and plentiful, the taste is good, the environment is hygienic, and you can watch the sunset

🌟Haimen 3 Days 2 Nights｜Explore the Pearl of the Chaoshan Coast for 3000 RMB per Person✨ #HaimenTourism #ChaoshanCoastline #SouthChinaSeaFishingPort Day 1️⃣🚗Transportation: Self-driving/High-speed rail to Shantou + transfer (200 RMB) 🏨Accommodation: Haimen Bay Resort Hotel (380 RMB/night) 🍽Lunch: Chaoshan Beef Hot Pot (80 RMB) 🏖Afternoon: Haimen Bay Beach (Free) 🌅Evening: Lotus Peak Scenic Area (30 RMB) 🌙Dinner: Seafood Street Food (120 RMB) 💫Night Tour: Stroll along the Seaside Promenade (Free) Day 2️⃣🚢 Morning: Fishing experience at sea (150 yuan) 🍳 Breakfast: Chaoshan rice noodle soup + oyster omelet (35 yuan) 🏞 Morning: Haimen fishing port sightseeing (free) 🦞 Lunch: Freshly caught seafood processing (100 yuan) 🏯 Afternoon: Wen Tianxiang Memorial Hall (20 yuan) 🌃 Dinner: Chaoshan specialty dishes (90 yuan) Day 3️⃣🌅 Morning: Sunrise viewing at Jinhai Bay (free) 🍲 Breakfast: Rice noodle roll + seafood porridge (25 yuan) 🎣 Morning: Fishing City Shopping Experience (Free) 🛍Lunch: Shopping for Chaozhou Specialty Products (Reserve 450 RMB) 🥘Lunch: Last Seafood Meal (110 RMB) 🚗Return Trip: Return Transportation (200 RMB) 💰Total Cost: 2990 RMB (Including Accommodation and Transportation) ✨Must-Do Experiences: 1. Playing in the waves at Haimen Bay Beach 2. Overlooking the South China Sea from the Lotus Peak Viewpoint 3. Experiencing Fishermen's Life in the Fishing Port 4. Enjoying Freshly Caught Seafood 💡Special Recommendations: -Chaozhou Culture Experience - Water Sports Projects - Fishing Village Photography Tour - Seafood Culinary Tour 🎁Souvenirs: -Chaozhou Beef Balls - Dried Seafood - Chaozhou Rice Cakes - Special Seafood 🌊In-Depth Experience: -Exploring Chaozhou Culture - Fishing Port Life Experience - Marine Ecological Sightseeing - Seaside Leisure and Vacation 🍲Specialty Foods: -Chaozhou Beef Hot Pot - Fresh Seafood - Chaozhou Rice Cakes - Special Snacks This budget is enough for an in-depth experience of Haimen! While immersing yourself in Chaoshan culture, enjoy the unique charm of the South China Sea fishing port. Grab this guide and get ready to go! 💕 #HaimenGuide #ChaoshanSeaside #SouthChinaSeaFishingPort #Seafood #ChaoshanCulture

3 Days 2 Nights Guangdong "Mini Bali" Itinerary | Cliffside Pool + Stunning Coast + Seafood Feast ✈️ Highlights 📍 Destination: Xunliao Bay/Shuangyue Bay, Huizhou, Guangdong (Guangdong's Bali) ⏰ Duration: 3 Days 2 Nights (Flight + Self-driving/High-speed Rail) 🌟 Features: Cliffside Hotel, Jelly-like Sea, Seafood Feast, Infinity Pool Day 1: Arrive in Huizhou → Xunliao Bay → Check in at the Cliffside Hotel ✈️ Morning: Arrive at Huizhou Pingtan Airport Direct flights are available from Guangzhou/Shenzhen/Shanghai, etc. After landing, it is recommended to rent a car (more freedom) or take a taxi to Xunliao Bay (approximately 1.5 hours drive). 🏖️ Noon: Stroll along Xunliao Bay Beach Recommended Beach: Mozi Stone Park: Strange rock coastline, perfect for taking photos (free). Delta Island: Speedboat ride required (150 RMB/person), jelly-like seawater + snorkeling experience. 🍤 Lunch: Xunliao Bay Seafood Stalls Must-try recommendations: Salt and Pepper Mantis Shrimp: Palm-sized, fresh, sweet, and bouncy. Sea Urchin Fried Rice: Golden grains, fragrant sea urchin. Steamed Scallops with Garlic: Extra-large, 10 RMB/each, super value. 🌙 Evening: Enjoy drinks at a beach bar Recommendation: Reef Bar: A popular spot for photos in Xunliao Bay, stunning sunset (reservations required). Day 2: Shuangyue Bay Viewpoint → Turtle Bay → Popular Cafe 🌊 Morning: Shuangyue Bay Viewpoint (Free) Overlooking from the top: Panoramic view of Shuangyue Bay, calm on the left, turbulent on the right. 🐢 Noon: Turtle Bay (China's only sea turtle nature reserve) Entrance Fee: NT$30/person Must-Visit: Huixian Bridge: Coastal boardwalk, photos resemble those in Kenting. Sea Turtle Pavilion: Get up close to giant sea turtles. ☕ Afternoon: Trendy Cliffside Cafe Recommended: Yuanfang Dongshan Sea Reef Bar: Bali-style, perfect for photos. Sunrise Silver Sand Salt Crystal Hotel Cliffside Cafe: 270° sea view, every shot is a masterpiece. 🦞 Dinner: Harbor Town Seafood Market Cook your own seafood: mantis shrimp, flower crab, abalone, cooked at a restaurant next to the market (processing fee NT$10-20/portion). Day 3: Sunrise Beach → Return Trip 🌅 Morning: Watch the sunrise at the beach Recommended Locations: Shuangyue Bay Rainbow Bay/Xunliao Bay Golden Bay. 🚗 Morning: Beachcombing on the Reefs (Optional) Tools: Small shovel + bucket, experience catching small crabs and seashells (note tide times). ✈️ Afternoon: Return Trip Drive back to Huizhou Pingtan Airport (1.5 hours) or take the high-speed rail (Huidong Station → Guangzhou South/Shenzhen North). 📌 Travel Tips Transportation: Huizhou attractions are scattered, so renting a car is recommended (approximately 200 RMB/day). Accommodation: For a higher budget, choose a cliffside hotel; for better value, consider a sea-view apartment in Xunliao Bay (300-500 RMB/night). Season: Best time: May-October (swimming is possible), November-April - less crowded but slightly cooler. Avoid: Traffic jams are severe in Xunliao Bay during holidays, so it's recommended to travel during off-peak times. 🎯 Summary: A three-day, two-night trip to Guangdong's "Little Bali" – stay in a cliffside hotel, take photos in an infinity pool, and enjoy freshly caught seafood – easily capture stunning vacation moments! If time allows, you can add more beach activities in Shanwei's Honghai Bay or Shenzhen's Jiaochangwei. 🌴 Guangdong also has its own "Bali" – no need to go abroad for a truly luxurious vacation! #GuangdongLittleBali #GuangdongTravelGuide #EnjoyASeafoodFeast

Shantou, known as the "City of the Rising Sun" on the southeastern coast of Guangdong, is not only a century-old port city with a distinct Nanyang (Southeast Asian) flavor, but also a "Food United Nations" that drives foodies wild. Here you'll find the lively atmosphere of the arcade streets, the azure sea and sky of Nan'ao Island, and irresistible beef hot pot and raw marinated seafood. Having visited Shantou eight times, I've compiled all my discoveries and pitfalls into this guide—read it and pack your bags! 🌊 Recommended Attractions 1️⃣ Old City Arcade Streets ◦ Admission: Free ◦ Highlights: The "retro heart" of Shantou, the arcades on Shengping Road and Yongping Road have a natural Nanyang feel, and the circular building of Xiaogongyuan Pavilion is a landmark photo spot. ◦ Best Photo Spots: Stand on the second-floor terrace of Xiaogongyuan Pavilion for an aerial view of the radiating streets of the arcades; at the corner of the arcades on Shengping Road, capture the dynamic feeling of people walking under the arcades. 2️⃣ Nan'ao Island ◦ Admission: Free (approx. 10 RMB for smaller attractions like Qing'ao Bay Beach/Jin Yin Island) ◦ Highlights: Guangdong's top island destination, with stunning sea views along the ring road. Qing'ao Bay's white sand beach is known as the "Oriental Hawaii." ◦ Best photo spots: The viewing platform next to the Sanchongya Lighthouse offers a striking contrast of lighthouse and blue sea; Qing'ao Bay Tropic of Cancer Square provides a sunrise view of sunlight filtering through the landmark tower. 3️⃣ Queshi Scenic Area ◦ Admission: Approx. 15 RMB (including cable car) ◦ Highlights: A hidden gem in the city, offering panoramic views of Shantou city and the inner bay from the mountaintop. ◦ Best photo spots: The top floor of Piaoran Pavilion provides an evening view of the city lights and the bay bridge; the stone bridge at Taohuajian offers a refreshing view of the mountain stream. 4️⃣ Mayu Island ◦ Admission: Free ◦ Highlights: A secluded island just a 20-minute drive from the city center, dotted with colorful graffiti walls and Instagram-worthy cafes. ◦ Photo Spots: The terrace of "Mayu Blue" cafe offers stunning views of the sea, white houses, and blue sky; the fishing boats at the pier provide glimpses of the island's vibrant atmosphere. 5️⃣ Shantou Port Opening Culture Exhibition Hall ◦ Admission: Free ◦ Highlights: A historical museum hidden within an arcade building, showcasing old photos and artifacts that recreate the prosperity of Shantou's opening as a port. ◦ Photo Spots: The retro staircase inside the hall offers atmospheric photos featuring light and shadow combined with vintage objects. 🍜 Local Delicacies 1️⃣ Beef Hot Pot: 80 RMB per person. Recommended restaurants: Baheli (a long-established chain) and Xinghua Wuji (a local favorite). Must-try cuts include the freshly sliced ​​beef brisket, chuck, and brisket fat. The perfect dipping sauce is satay sauce with celery bits. 2️⃣ Raw Marinated Seafood: 50 RMB per person. Lao Hu's cooked marinated seafood and Awen's Chaoshan raw marinated seafood are signature dishes. Crab, mantis shrimp, and blood clams are fresh and flavorful, living up to their reputation as "Chaoshan poison." 3️⃣ Kueh Platter: 20 RMB per person. The "Fragrant Snack Shop" in the old city offers red peach kueh, radish kueh, and rat-shell kueh, a sweet and savory combination, a "daily delicacy" for Chaoshan people. 4️⃣ Fish Ball Soup: 15 RMB per person. Fuhecheng's handmade fish balls are bouncy and crisp, delicious with kueh noodles or just the soup. 5️⃣ Licorice Fruit: 15 RMB per person. "Lao Zi Niang" in the old city offers mango, mandarin orange, and guava dipped in plum powder, a sweet and sour treat that cuts through the richness. You'll want to take 10 jin (5 catties) home after eating! 📅 Suggested Itinerary Day 1: Old Town Vibrant Life + Foodie Adventure • Morning: Stroll through the old town's arcade buildings, visit the small park pavilions, and take retro-style photos; visit the Shantou Port Opening Culture Exhibition Hall to learn about the city's history. • Noon: Head straight to Baheli for beef hot pot, freshly sliced ​​beef and clear beef bone broth—eat until you're stuffed! • Afternoon: Walk along Shengping Road Old Street, buy a cup of "Chaozhou Tea" (the duck-shit lemon tea is a must-try), and browse old bookstores and secondhand shops. • Evening: Enjoy a platter of raw marinated meats and rice cakes; afterwards, take a stroll along the seaside promenade, enjoying the sea breeze and Shantou's night view. Day 2: Nan'ao Island Tour • Morning: Drive/charter a car across the Nan'ao Bridge (toll fee 96 RMB), first visit the Tropic of Cancer marker tower, and take photos of the iconic "direct sunlight" scene. • Lunch: Enjoy boiled shrimp and steamed grouper at the Qing'ao Bay seafood stalls. A hearty meal costs around 60 RMB per person. • Afternoon: Take a self-drive tour around the island, visiting the Sanchongya Lighthouse and Jinyin Island. Enjoy splashing in the water and playing in the sand at Qing'ao Bay beach. • Evening: Stay at a seaside guesthouse in Qing'ao Bay, enjoy island barbecue with beer, and watch the stars fill the sea. Day 3: City Tour + Souvenir Shopping • Morning: Explore the Queshi Scenic Area, take the cable car up the mountain, and take panoramic photos of the bay from Piaoran Pavilion. • Lunch: Return to the city center for fish ball soup and rice noodles, and sample local snacks. • Afternoon: Visit Mayu Island for coffee and to photograph the graffiti wall. Afterwards, buy beef balls, Lao Xiang Huang (a type of fermented bean curd), and fermented bean curd cakes as souvenirs at the "Lao Xiang Huang Specialty Store." ⚠️ Notes • Transportation: Walking/riding a shared electric scooter is recommended in the old city area (5 RMB/hour); driving is the most convenient way to get to Nan'ao Island, or you can take bus route 161 (12 RMB/person). • Food: Beef hotpot restaurants often have long queues, so it's recommended to arrive before 11 AM. Those with sensitive stomachs should try a small amount of raw marinated food first. • Clothing: Strong UV rays at the beach, bring sun-protective clothing and sunglasses. Wear comfortable flat shoes for exploring the old town area. 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations • Old Town: Choose a guesthouse near the arcade buildings (such as "Tuocheng Guesthouse"). Retro decor and walking distance to the food street, prices range from 150-300 RMB per night. • Nan'ao Island: Stay in a Qing'ao Bay sea-view room (such as "Qing'ao Bay Sea-view Hotel"). Sea views from the window, prices range from 200-500 RMB per night. Shantou is not a tourist city for a "whirlwind tour"—it's a place where you need to slow down: get lost while enjoying licorice-flavored fruit in the arcade buildings, wait for the sunrise over the Orange Sea on Nan'ao Island, and compete with locals for a plate of braised beef brisket at a beef hotpot restaurant… The vibrant atmosphere here is hidden in every bite of food and every old street; once you arrive, you won't want to leave. #ShantouTourism #HowToPlayInShantou #ChaoshanTourism #WeekendGetaway #TravelWithKids

Guangyue Shangting Overwater Villas: A Maldives-Friendly Getaway – A Dreamy Vacation with Glass-like Ocean Views from Your Window! If you've ever dreamed of falling asleep in an overwater villa to the sound of the waves, waking up to snorkel in the crystal-clear waters, but don't want to fly all the way to the Maldives – then Guangyue Shangting Overwater Villas are the perfect choice! This is one of the few truly ocean-based overwater villa resorts in China. Each room has a private terrace with direct access to the azure sea. Wake up to the sunshine and waves in the morning, watch the sunset from the infinity pool in the evening, and fall asleep under the stars at night… Enjoy the luxurious experience of "one island, one resort" without leaving the country! 🌊 Why Choose Guangyue Shangting Overwater Villas? ✅ True Overwater Accommodation: Not by a lake, not in an artificial lake, but overwater villas built in natural waters, making you feel like you're floating on the sea at high tide! ✅ Snorkeling Right Outside Your Door: Your room's terrace opens directly to the ocean, allowing you to jump in for a swim or snorkel anytime, and even see small fish swimming past your feet. ✅ Excellent privacy: Each water villa is independently designed, ensuring tranquility and romance, perfect for couples, families, or travelers seeking complete relaxation. ✅ Rare "all-inclusive" experience in China: Includes breakfast, dinner, afternoon tea, and water activities, truly realizing a "relaxed vacation." 📍 Recommended Water Villa Types 1. Deluxe Water Villa (Highly Recommended!) Size: Approx. 60㎡, with a private terrace and ocean-view bathtub Features: Floor-to-ceiling windows facing the ocean, allowing you to watch the sunrise from your bed; terrace stairs provide direct access to the sea for snorkeling. 2. Honeymoon Water Suite Size: 80㎡, with a large infinity pool Features: Romantic canopy bed, private pool floating breakfast (advance booking required), ideal for proposals or anniversaries. 3. Family Water Townhouse Size: 120㎡, two bedrooms + living room Features: Suitable for families with children or groups of friends; terrace with lounge chairs and parasols, ensuring safe water play for children. 🤿 Unmissable Experiences Rooftop Snorkeling: Crystal-clear waters where you can see corals, tropical fish, and even the occasional sea turtle! Sunset Infinity Pool: Sip a cocktail and watch the sun sink below the horizon while relaxing in the pool. Sea Yoga/Morning Run: Enjoy yoga on the boardwalk extending into the sea in the early morning, experiencing the tranquility of being one with nature. Seafood BBQ Dinner: The resort offers freshly caught seafood BBQ, paired with champagne – pure romance! 🍽️ Dining Guide Seaview Restaurant: Specializing in Cantonese seafood and Western cuisine, highly recommended are the lobster pasta and coconut chicken hot pot. Floating Breakfast (additional fee): Enjoy fruit, champagne, and Eggs Benedict in your private pool – perfect for photos! Starlight Bar: Live music in the evening; order a special "Blue Reef" cocktail and gaze at the stars. 📸 Photo Spots Water Swing: At high tide, sit on the swing, your skirt billowing, with the boundless sea as a backdrop. Glass Floor: Some room types feature transparent glass floors, allowing you to directly see the fish below. Sunset on the Boardwalk: At dusk, walk on the wooden boardwalk leading to the water villas, where the light and shadow create a dreamlike atmosphere. 🚗 Transportation Guide Location: Huizhou City, Guangdong Province (Please check the latest information for the exact location; some platforms may show "Xunliao Bay" or "Shuangyue Bay" as nearby). By Car: Approximately 2-3 hours from Guangzhou/Shenzhen. Navigate to "Guangyue Shangting Water Villas." Free parking is available. By High-Speed ​​Rail: Take the high-speed rail to "Huidong Station," then take a taxi for approximately 40 minutes. 💰 Reference Price & Booking Tips Price Range: 2000-5000 RMB/night (Booking 1-2 months in advance is required during peak season). Money-saving tips: Avoid summer holidays/National Day and choose weekdays for better deals. Follow our official WeChat account for occasional "stay 3, pay 2" offers. ⚠️ Precautions Slip-resistant: The water villa floors may be slippery; wear non-slip flip-flops. Sun protection: The UV rays are strong at sea; high SPF sunscreen and a hat are essential! Environmental protection: Do not litter in the sea; protect coral reefs and marine life. 🌴 Best season April-June & September-November: Sunny weather, suitable water temperature, fewer tourists. July-August: Peak season, suitable for water activities but prices are higher; book in advance. 📌 Tips: If you have enough time, you can visit nearby Xunliao Bay Beach or Turtle Bay Nature Reserve to enrich your trip! Guangyue Shangting Water Villas are one of the few dream accommodations in China where you can "jump into the sea from your window." Here, time slows down. You can completely put down your phone, listen to the sea, gaze at the stars, and wait for the wind... Doesn't this kind of vacation sound appealing? 💙 #LocalFood #PlacesYouGetAskedAboutOnWeChat #OffTheBeatenPathDiscovery #PhotogenicExhibitions #HotelAddict