What are the scenic spots in Xisha Islands?

Xisha Islands belong to Sansha City, Hainan Province, China. Sansha City consists of Xisha Islands, Nansha Islands and zhongsha islands. It is a prefecture-level city with the least population and the smallest land area in China. Famous scenic spots: Xisha Ocean Museum, recovered Xisha Monument, Shidao, Yuyin Island, Yagong Island, Yongle Islands, etc.

Xisha Islands is an important passage of the South China Sea and the largest archipelago in China at present. Rich in products and magnificent scenery. Xisha has become the most beautiful island in China since its opening. However, at present, only Chinese mainland citizens can travel to the Xisha Islands, and foreign tourists and ships are prohibited from sailing. At present, the number of people going to Xisha is also controlled, and only one cruise ship is allowed to enter each line.

The seat of Sansha Municipal Government is located on Yongxing Island in Xisha Islands, which is temporarily closed to tourists. At present, the island that tourists can normally reach is Yongle Islands, including 14 islands, but there are only three islands that can be visited at present, namely Yagong Island (inhabited island), Yuyin Island (inhabited island) and Quanfu Island (uninhabited island).

The itinerary of the two cruise ships is the same, both of which are 4 days and 3 nights. The departure place is Sanya Phoenix International Port, and the departure time is generally set at around 2 pm. The staff will go through the relevant formalities, that is, after you buy the ticket, you don't need to do anything, and the staff will do everything for you. After the formalities are completed, you will be assigned a room according to the space you purchased, and then you will wait for the sailing time from Sanya to Xisha Islands.

On the same day, there will be an island waiting for tourists. There are only three islands open to tourists in Xisha Islands, namely Yagong Island, Quanfukushima Island and Yuyin Island, which will be introduced later.