Heisha Bay Public Beach

It’s pretty good, the sand is black, the scenery is nice, and the safety officer is also very responsible. Coconut is a bit expensive, there are a lot of sand crabs Disadvantages: extra charge for fresh water bathing Enough for half a day

Heisha Bay, worthy of the name, most of the sand is black fine sand, I heard that the geographical environment minerals and other factors influence. The waves are OK, but they are not clear and yellowish. Students with 8-year-old children on National Day holiday, as long as they are 1.3 meters tall. Just charge 30 yuan per person for adults and 10 for a small car. The environment is not cost-effective, and there is an additional charge for flushing fresh water inside the beach.

I stopped by at Gudou Hot Spring and saw Black Beach for the first time. At the beginning, the children faced this "dirty" beach and couldn't rest their minds to play later, so they had a good time. An accidental encounter is more unexpected than a careful arrangement. At least the child is happy

The sand here is very fine and young, and the natural geology forms the unique black sand here. Many people say that the sand here is related to the smokestacks nearby? ! This beach is not only unique to Guangdong, there is also such a black beach in nearby Macau. When the smokestacks were not built, this black sand already existed in ancient times. I heard from the locals that they would use the black sand to fry peanuts, which is especially crispy! This place is worth a visit, very special!

The sand in Heisha Bay is black, and the water quality is good, suitable for a family trip. The safety measures are well done. Life jackets are provided free of charge. The staff is seriously responsible for repeatedly reminding that no life jackets are allowed to enter the water. This is a great praise. Tickets are 20 yuan, half price for children under 1.3 meters, and parking fee is 10 yuan. If you live in the scenic area, you can enter and exit unlimited times with your room card. The scenery is decent, and there is a power station next to it with thick smoke billowing all day long. For meals, you can go to town to eat, which is economical. Don't be in a restaurant on the side of the road where people are beckoning, specializing in the scorn of the package, ordering fresh seafood in exchange for death. Especially in the picture above, the shrimp heads have fallen off and I have been fooled once. Don't be fooled.