Is the best time to travel in Xisha Islands safe?

Many people will consider the best time to go to Xisha. In fact, it is quite suitable all year round, and the least stormy time is from March to June. Some friends are worried about safety, don't worry. As long as you don't find some unqualified fishing boats to play with, there is basically no problem.

Do you get seasick?

Seasickness varies from person to person. It's a physiological phenomenon, not ice. If you feel uncomfortable or afraid of seasickness, you can prepare yourself for seasickness. You can also buy seasickness stickers in the supermarket on board. Take it half an hour before sailing, and don't get too excited after boarding.

Best time to play

Xisha has a tropical marine climate, and it is summer weather all year round. It is best to bring some medicines for heatstroke prevention and cooling, as well as sunscreen, sun umbrella, sun hat, swimsuit and wading shoes with heels. The hottest time in Xisha Islands is from June to August every year, and the monthly average temperature is about 29℃, while the relative temperature in Xisha Islands from June to February is relatively low, at 65,438℃, and the monthly average temperature is 22℃. The least stormy season in Xisha Islands is from March to June every year. At this time, it is calm, pleasant climate and beautiful scenery.

Signal+security issues

During the voyage at sea, the mobile phone model is unstable. Generally, there will be no signal after 40 minutes of cruise. After landing, in Sansha City, three major operators, China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom, have established base stations, so after arriving in Xisha, they can access the Internet with data traffic.

Because the number of boats before landing on the island is limited, the comfortable reception capacity of each voyage is about 450 people, so even if you go on holidays, you will not feel particularly crowded. As for the safety problem that everyone is worried about, the Xisha Islands are under domestic control and there is no danger unless you want to go sightseeing and follow an unqualified fishing boat.

In order to protect the marine resources of Xisha, don't destroy the vegetation at will, and don't take the inner shell away or buy corals, clams and shellfish from the islanders on the island. Spot checks will be arranged after returning to the ship, and these are not allowed to be brought back to the ship.