Free beaches on Hailing Island in Yangjiang

There are free beaches on Hailing Island in Yangjiang. Except for Dajiao Bay, which requires a fee, other beaches are free. Hailing Island mainly has four major beaches. The order from entering the island is Shili Silver Beach, Dajiao Bay, Beiluo Bay, and Mawei Island. Among them, Shili Silver Beach is divided into Agile Gold Coast, Evergrande Yujing Bay and Poly Silver Beach from west to east according to the names of real estate developers. Overview of Hailing Island Beach in Yangjiang: Shili Silver Beach

1. Shili Silver Beach is located in the south of Hailing Island, with beautiful scenery, rough and majestic scenery. It joins Shijiao Beach to form a spiral shape, with a total length of 9.5 kilometers and a width of 9.5 kilometers. 60-250 meters, covering an area of ??3.45 square kilometers. The hinterland of Silver Beach is flat and vast. There are buildings such as Huangsong Luocheng, Chinese Ethnic Garden and film and television star monuments. 2. Beiluowan

Beiluowan tourist scenic spot faces the South China Sea, is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and covers an area of ??234,000 square meters. The scenic area includes bathing beaches, hotels, guesthouses, entertainment centers, high-end villa resorts and other service facilities. 3. Mawei Island

Mawei Island is located at the southwest end of Hailing Island, connected to the mountains of Zhapo Town, and has a winding coastline. Surrounded by the sea on three sides, it is actually a peninsula. This is the westernmost corner of the island and is the best place to watch the sunset; there is the Pak Tai Temple attraction on the island. 4. Dajiao Bay

Wuzhizhou Island is located in Haitang Bay in the north of Sanya City, Hainan Province. It faces Nanwan Monkey Island to the north and Yalong Bay, which is known as the best bay in the world, to the south. Wuzhizhou Island is 2.7 kilometers away from the coastline and has an area of ??1.48 square kilometers. It is irregular in the shape of a butterfly, 1,400 meters long from east to west and 1,100 meters wide from north to south.