Is Wuzhizhou Island a private island?

Wuzhizhou Island is a private island.

Our country has a very beautiful place suitable for tourism. This place is Sanya in our country. There are many developed places in this place, which are all very beautiful. Recently, there is also a newly developed Wuzhizhou Island.

The east, south and west sides of Wuzhizhou Island are covered with mountains and greenery. There are not only tall and straight trees, but also lush and lush shrubs. Various types of unique holiday villas, wooden houses and bars are combined with the beautiful natural scenery, and the unique tropical style is fascinating. Wuzhizhou Island has a rare and beautiful beach, which is gentle and stretched, white and delicate. Watching the snow-white waves washing the snow-white coral sand on the beach is intoxicating and lingering.

When you come to Wuzhizhou Island, marine entertainment experience and delicious food are indispensable. At the Coral Hotel, the interview group and the rest of the group checked in together on the island’s special delicacy—Crazy Seafood BBQ—between the sea and the sky, enjoying the double impact of vision and taste. The alternative way of eating by hammering with a wooden hammer, the mixing and matching of various seafood, and Hainan's native dustpan dishes made the Russian media shine. After tasting it, they couldn't help but praise the island's delicacies. In addition, the hotel’s regular guests—the free-dancing white pigeons, the eloquent parrots, and the cute and silly alpacas—are deeply loved by the Russian media, and they all come forward to interact closely with them and experience the special “cute pet charm.”

Mazu Temple is another major attraction on the island. It is actually just a small temple. A hundred years ago, the prefect of Yazhou raised funds to build a nunnery on the island, named "Hansan Temple on the Sea". As the years passed and the nunnery was left unattended, the fishermen tore down the statue and enshrined it instead in honor of Mazu, their own god of navigation and protection. For tourists who do not worship Buddha or burn incense, there is nothing special here, but for fishermen who make a living in the wind and waves, burning incense devoutly to worship Mazu is a beautiful prayer for their future life.