When is the best time to go to Bamenwan mangrove forest?

The best time for mangroves in Bamenwan is suitable for all seasons.

Located at the intersection of eight large and small rivers, such as Yanyuchang River, Wenjiao River and Hengshan River, which enter the north side of Qinglan Port. The mangroves in Bamen Bay radiate several kilometers to the upper reaches of rivers such as Wenchang River and Wenjiao River with the beach around the bay as the center. Its scope includes the area connecting the six towns of Wencheng, Qinglan, Tuwan, Dongge, Dong Jiao and Wenjiao with Bamenwan, covering an area of 30,000 mu.

Bamenwan Mangrove and Dongzhaigang Mangrove are two famous mangrove landscapes in Hainan Province, which are known as "marine forest parks". Bamenwan mangrove has 30 exotic species belonging to 18 family, accounting for 40% of 8/kloc-0 mangrove species in the world at present, and it is the place with the largest number of mangrove species in China. The mangroves in Bamen Bay are beautiful and diverse, which can feast your eyes on tourists. If you want to visit here, you'd better take a speedboat to Bamen Bay. Whenever the sea ebbs, you can see the curled trunks and staggered roots of mangroves standing arm in arm. There is a mangrove with dozens of twisted roots around it, stretching out one meter of Fiona Fang and lying across the mud like a chicken coop, which is called "chicken coop" by the locals.

Whenever the sea is at high tide, you can see dense mangroves floating on the green sea and even sinking to the bottom. While browsing mangroves in Bamen Bay, you can also watch birds, fish or catch crabs in the forest, or enjoy the lush coconut groves around Bamen Bay, which can be described as "the best choice".