What islands closer to China are suitable for vacation?

1. Hainan Island

Hainan Island is China’s only tropical island province and is known as “one of the few unpolluted pure lands” in the world. The island has spring all year round, with a forest coverage rate of more than 50%. Hainan is a colorful world with the five major tourism elements of sunshine, sea water, beach, green and air, and is endowed with unique natural scenery of tropical islands. Unique national customs.

2. Phuket

Thailand’s largest island, located in the Andaman Sea, covers an area of ??576 square kilometers and has a population of 380,000. It has a tropical rainforest climate, hot and rainy, and the island has a pure environment and sea water. Qingbai is a famous resort island. The sea water is blue and the waves are gentle. You can dive comfortably, have close contact with the beautiful corals hidden under the sea water, and watch colorful tropical fish swim by.

3. Maldives

The Maldives is a country that is relatively suitable for tourism all year round. The Maldives is the most famous for its blue sky, ocean, and beaches, and is known as the "Pearl of the Indian Ocean." The biggest feature of the Maldives is that it has one island and one hotel. The hotel and the sea view are integrated, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery at all times.

4. Bali

Because Bali is located in the tropics and is influenced by the ocean, it has a mild and rainy climate, very fertile soil, green waters and mountains all year round, thousands of flowers, and towering trees. . The Bali flower of life is decorated with flowers everywhere. Therefore, the island is known as the Flower Island and enjoys the reputation of the South China Sea Paradise and the Fairy Island.

5. Da Nang

Da Nang is connected to the South China Sea to the east - sandy beaches, blue sea, blue sky and white clouds, quiet and leisurely, making it an ideal new holiday destination. In the 17th and 18th centuries, most of the tourists were local Vietnamese, and the majority of foreign tourists who visited were Europeans and Japanese. In Southeast Asia, only Bangkok and Hong Kong had direct flights to and from Bangkok, and there were few Asian tourists from outside Japan.