In which province of China is Weizhou Island located?

Weizhou Island is located in Guangxi Province

Weizhou Island is located in the middle of Beibu Gulf, bordering Guangxi Beihai City to the north, Leizhou Peninsula to the east, Xieyang Island to the southeast, and Xieyang Island to the south. Hainan Island faces each other across the sea and faces Vietnam to the west. Weizhou Island was designated as a provincial tourist resort in 1994 and is also a Chinese National Geopark. Famous buildings on the island include Sanpo Temple, Notre Dame Temple and Catholic Church. It is under the jurisdiction of Haicheng District, Beihai City and has Weizhou Town. There are more than 2,000 families living on the island and a population of more than 16,000, of which more than 75% are Hakkas.

Landscape: Weizhou Island has magnificent scenery. The more famous scenic spots include "Drip Water Danping", "Turtle and Pig Gongbi", "Sesame Beach", "French Missionary Head", and "Volcanic Bomb Gathering" "And Sanpo Temple, Shengdan Temple, Catholic Church and Tang Xianzu's sea view point, etc.

Specialties: The island is rich in peanuts and bananas. The peanut oil produced here is golden in color, contains little water, and is durable in storage. It has long been exported to Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. Sea cucumber, abalone and eel tripe are the four famous products at home and abroad. Cuttlefish, grouper, red fish, etc. are also specialties here, as well as sea turtles, seahorses, and dolphins.