What beaches are there in Shenzhen with few people? What beaches are worth visiting in Shenzhen?

In fact, Shenzhen is not only a bustling metropolis, but also a beautiful beach. This small series will tell you about the beaches with few people in Shenzhen. Friends who want to play will follow Bian Xiao to look down.

How many beaches are there in Shenzhen? Giant carved beach-Shenzhen's last paradise.

Someone once said: "The Giant Carved Beach has the best beach in Shenzhen, a good place to swim and camp, and a good place to go!" Invincible seascape and sea fishing are suitable for a family to spend a sunny weekend.

The sea here is clear and there are few people. Very hidden. Listening to the sound of the waves, blowing the sea breeze and stepping on the waves, it is very quiet.

Tickets: Free (The Giant Eagle Beach is now managed by the Giant Eagle Beach Resort Hotel in China, and ordinary tourists who don't need tickets or spend money in the hotel can also enter for free. )

Address: Nan 'ao, Dapeng New District, Shenzhen

By bus: Take a bus from downtown Shenzhen to South Australia, and ride a motorcycle to the scenic spot.

Guanhujiao-a beach connected by river and sea.

Guanhujiao beach is not big, but there are also many characteristic homestays, with the focus on fewer people. There are more than 4 kilometers of coastline and some beautiful beaches scattered here. The pure seawater here is the most suitable place for raising sea urchins in Shenzhen. On the reef here, there is a simple and interesting B&B inn, facing the sea and blooming in spring.

Cost: no tickets are needed. The price of the nearby homestay is cheaper than at the end of the game.

Address: Guanhu Village, Kwai Chung Street, Dapeng New District, Shenzhen

Bus: Take E 1 1 to Kwai Chung Bus Station in the urban area, and then transfer to 968 to Guanhu Village.

Self-driving: Take Yanba Expressway to Kwai Chung, turn to Kwai Peng Highway, and get off at the entrance of Guanhu Village, and get off at Guanhu Road to Shayuyong. Remember to navigate to Shayu Chongkou or Guanhu Corner.

Shayuyong-a beach connected by river and sea

Sha Yuyong is very famous. It used to be the hometown of a passionate Sha Yuyong, and there is also a monument in the east, west, north and south, but it is deeply hidden in a deep ravine. Sha Yuyong is located at the mouth of a small river, because the river turns here.

Bending, forming a small river beach, connected by Haihe River, making people confused where the river beach is and where the beach is. The beach is about 200 meters long, not too wide. Small fishing boats are often moored on the beach.

Fee: free of charge

Address: Shayuyong, Tuyang Community, Kwai Chung Office, Dapeng New District, Shenzhen

Bus:

Take B755, E26 and E26 section lines M357 and M456 and get off at the bus stop of Tuyang Police Station. Go by taxi or on foot.

Take E 1 1 and take a taxi to Kwai Chung Bus Station.

Self-driving: Take the Tuyang exit of Yanba Expressway, walk 3 kilometers along Shen Kui Highway, turn to Kuipeng Road for about 200 meters, turn right at Shayuyong intersection, and after 1 km, reach the entrance of Shayuyong village.

Dongjiawan

Because it takes a boat or mountains to get there, it can basically be described as "inaccessible".

It's quiet here, the sand is fine and the sea is clear. Dongjiawan has a nice little beach, which has just been developed and has perfect supporting facilities. Can be used for swimming, camping, fishing, barbecue, boating and other activities.

Address: A beautiful and quiet bay on South Australia Peninsula.

Admission: free.

Self-driving: Take a boat at Dapeng "Dongyu Wharf" or the end of the competition field.

Go to the hole in the beach (Rose Coast)-surf the beach and roll up thousands of piles of snow.

Shangdongtan has been developed into a Rose Coast tourist resort, focusing on wedding photography. The whole beach is at least 1000 meters long and about 50 to 60 meters deep. The sand is white with slightly coarse particles. The water quality in coastal waters is very good. Standing on the rocks on the shore, you can feel what is called "lapping waves and rolling up thousands of piles of snow". But in the distance is Guanghui Oil Terminal. Huge oil tankers are often moored at sea, and border guards stand guard and patrol on the shore.

Address: No.551,Shenkui Road, Shangdong Village, Xichong Community, Kwai Chung Street, Dapeng New District, Shenzhen.

By bus: Shenzhen tourists can take bus No.833, E26, E 1 1 and H92 (Tourist Line 5) to Kwai Chung Bus Station, and then transfer to bus No.755, M456 and M357 to Rose Coast Station. In addition, E26 section line can also go to Rose Coast Station.