What islands are there near Shenzhen?

Question: How many islands are there in Shenzhen? Which ones are more interesting? Answer: Shenzhen is a city near the sea, and there are more than 100 islands around the land. Some of these islands have beautiful scenery, while others are used to cultivate seafood. Shenzhen, an island belonging to Shenzhen, has a total area of nearly 2,000 square kilometers and a coastline of 230 kilometers. Among them, the eastern and southern coasts are mountainous, and peninsulas and bays alternate. We can find four islands on the map: Dachan Island, Xiaochan Island, Laidao Island and Zhouzaitou. Dachan Island and Xiaochan Island are located in the west of Shenzhen, at the mouth of the Pearl River, next to Yazai Mountain, Xishazhou and Dongshazhou. Dachan Island: The area is about 1 km2, and checkpoints were set up on the island in Qing Dynasty. At present, there are no fishermen on the island, only customs staff are stationed, and the fresh water and food needed for life must be transported from Shekou. Shovel has no beach and is not suitable for swimming, only for fishing. Zhouzaitou: Located in Xiasha, South Australia, it is a small island, and almost no one has set foot except fishermen who cultivate seafood. Lai Island, lover island: Located in the east of Xichong, Shenzhen, there is a small beach on the island. The whole island has been contracted by fishermen as a sea urchin abalone farm, which can be used for sightseeing, but camping on the island is not allowed. In the 1980s, someone once invested in building a bridge from Xichongtan to the island, but later gave up. There are many abandoned supports in the sea. Dingling Island once belonged to Shenzhen: When it comes to this island, many people can't help but think of Dingling Ocean lamented by Wen Tianxiang, which is now under the jurisdiction of Zhuhai. Neilingding Island, covering an area of about 3.7 square kilometers, is a small island in Wanshan Islands, 27.5 nautical miles from Zhuhai and 35 nautical miles from Shenzhen. There are fresh water and beaches on the island, which has been developed into a tourist area with complete living and entertainment facilities. Toning Islands and Central Islands-It is very close to Shenzhen. In the blue sea off the southeast coast of Shenzhen, you will find two islands here: Toning Islands and Central Islands, both of which belong to Huizhou. Toning Islands are mainly composed of Big Sanmen Island, Little Sanmen Island and Green Island. Dasanmen Island is located at the intersection of Daya Bay and Dapeng Bay, with an area of 5 square kilometers and a distance of 0.5 nautical miles from Shenzhen/KLOC-0. The island has fresh water and beaches, yacht clubs and hotels. Among the central islands are the famous Dalajia Island, Dongsheng Island, Xizhou Island and delta island. There are nearly 100 large and small islands here. Dalaga is the largest island in the central archipelago. There are three beaches on the island. There are resorts and water recreation facilities on the island, which can not only play and snorkel in the sea, but also spur horses on the beach. Due to the long development time, the leisure and entertainment projects on the island are the most mature. There are nearly 200 fishermen and 0/00 fishing boats in Dongsheng Island, which has now developed into a leisure fishery tourism base. Fishermen can enjoy seafood on fishing rafts during the day, go fishing and sightseeing at night, and barbecue and camp on nearby islands at night. Xizhou Island is just opposite Shenzhen Baguang. A holiday resort was originally developed on the island. After the typhoon, only ruins were left. Now only fishermen fish and discharge on it, and the island lacks fresh water resources. Delta island is made up of three connected small islands, which have been developed into a private island with membership, holiday villas and private yachts. There are professional diving training, archery, kayaking and various beach sports. Pingzhou-Hong Kong Island is located in the west of South Australia. You can see a long and narrow island called Pingzhou Island, which now belongs to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.