Top 10 Best Beaches in China

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Summers in China may be oppressive from Beijing to Guangzhou. Fortunately, China's 14,500 kilometers of coastline are home to some spectacular beaches, ... read more...

  1. On the island of Hainan, Yalong Bay is the most costly and popular beach. Visitors will be able to observe beautiful landscape gardens, the white sand beach of the same-named bay with ideal swimming and diving conditions, magnificent golf courses and yacht clubs, as well as fashionable restaurants and hotels.


    Yalong Bay, 25 kilometers from Sanya, can brag of the existence of all natural beach tourism components:

    • Transparent seawater, the cleanest on the entire Sanya coast (underwater visibility up to 10 meters combined with several coral reefs creates exceptional diving conditions);
    • The Finest white sand covering 8,6 hectares of coastal arc-shaped strip length of 7.5 km and width of 50 m;
    • All year round soft climate, without sharp divided seasons and long hot periods (average temperature is 25,5° C);
    • Lush green hills surrounding Yalong Bay; clean air, sea freshen


    Because dangerous streams run through Yalong Bay Beach, swimming is permitted at all times. For visitors with young children, the shallow water along the coast and the smooth entry into the sea provide ideal circumstances. The long stretch of shoreline makes it possible to retire.


    Active sport lovers have a huge range of interesting and useful pastime:

    • Diving;
    • Underwater fishing;
    • Snorkeling;
    • Banana boating, riding hydro scooter, pleasure boats available (catamaran, yacht, boat);
    • Volleyball;
    • Climbing;
    • Golf.
    Photo: Agoda
    Photo: Agoda
    Photo: Istock
    Photo: Istock

  2. Shimei Bay on Hainan Island is an excellent example of an isolated and practically empty beach. The beach, which is surrounded by virgin forests, is hundreds of kilometers from Sanya. Shimei Bay offers everything you could want on your day at the beach: beach chairs, sipping on coconuts, and a white sandy beach.


    Shimei Bay Beach is characterized by golden quartz sand. It's impossible to look away from the glistening sea. The bottom is flat, although the tides have an impact on the beach. The lifeguards keep a close eye on the situation and make sure there are no mishaps.


    You'll want to spend a couple of days here because it's a long way from Sanya and Haikou. The Le Meridien Shimei Bay Beach Resort and Spa is a great place to stay. The hotel features all the amenities you'd expect from a resort and has received positive feedback from tourists on the internet.

    Parasailing, fishing, and diving are just a few of the popular beach activities available. Apart from the fewer crowds, Shimei Bay is a good alternative to Yalong Bay if you want all the amenities of a beach resort without the price tag.

    Photo: Trip
    Photo: Trip
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    Photo: Pinterest
  3. Picturesque Tianya Haijiao Beach is located in the western part of Sanya.. The beach is lined by a variety of sized boulders, two of which are etched with Chinese characters that translate to "the ends of the world." According to legend, a young couple from opposing clans fell in love and fled to Tianya Haijiao to avoid the violence at home. The couple swore to love each other forever at the "end of the earth," but troops from respective tribes discovered them and forced the lovers to plunge into the raging waves. Two of the boulders at Haijiao are thought to be the couple in a different shape, permanently side by side, facing the sea.


    Nowadays, Tianya Haijiao is a popular choice for couples who want to hold their wedding in the romantic setting of an exotic island. An international wedding celebration and a national lantern's festival are held every year. The sand is golden and silky on Tianya Haijiao, and the waves crashing on the shore have a beautiful blue colour. This is a must-see for surfers: the underwater environment will astonish you with its gorgeous corals and flocks of exotic species.


    Attractions enthusiasts can visit the "Edge of the World" Park, which is a unique attraction. They can observe massive blocks of stone (each with its own name and legend) as well as marvel ark art masterpieces-creative shrub sculptures.


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    Photo: Trip
    Photo: Tropical Hainan
    Photo: Tropical Hainan
  4. Wuzhizhou, called the "Maldives of China," is no exception to China's habit of naming locations after existent sites throughout the world. Wuzhizhou Island is off the south coast of Hainan Island in the Haitang District, northeast of Sanya.


    In Haitang Bay, Wuzhizhou Island is a haven of tranquility and comfort. The recreation area covers a total of 138 hectares.

    Wuzhizhou's sand is a bright golden color that is unexpectedly pleasant to the touch. Scuba diving and ecotourism are also popular in Wuzhizhou. On the island, there are about 2,700 plant species, including big trees and dense bushes. The water is crystal clear and blueish, with coral reefs and intriguing wildlife such as clams, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and tropical fish. Take the number 28 bus from Sanya to Wuzhizhou Ferry Pier, where a 15-minute boat journey to the island costs about 140 for a return ticket.


    Some activities that we would like to recommend to you:

    • Diving,
    • Surfing,
    • Sailing,
    • Canoeing,
    • Glider flying.
    Photo: Hainan Island
    Photo: Hainan Island
    Photo: What's on Sanya
    Photo: What's on Sanya
  5. Dadonghai Beach is one of Sanya's cleanest beaches, located approximately 3 kilometers from the city's center and off the main road. Because of the beach's proximity to the city, it may get quite crowded, but it's still a beautiful and easy place to kick off your shoes, soak up some rays, and swim in the sea.


    With 3 kilometers of white sand snaking around a crescent-shaped bay, warm blue seas, and palm trees, this beach, like most of the beaches near Sanya, is really tropical. The facilities are also excellent. Water sports are many and widely practiced. You can go snorkeling, ride a water scooter, swim, and play beach volleyball, among other activities.


    Around the shore, there are plenty of places to eat and stay. A variety of tiny eateries and pubs serve delectable appetizers and drinks. Along the beach, there are a variety of hotels and hostels to select from, ranging from high-end luxurious hotels to cheap and clean hostels. When the sun sets and the throng scatter, it's very nice here in the evenings.


    After walking east for about 300 meters, you will come to a coastal park with a sea-view pavilion on a hilltop where you can get a bird's eye view of the ocean. Near the shore, there are also famous Bailu Park and Luhuitou Park, which can be reached by regular bus or tourist express bus.

    Photo: China Expedition Tours
    Photo: China Expedition Tours
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    Photo: Top China Travel
  6. Huangcuo Beach is 4.2 kilometers long, 4.6 kilometers east of xiaojinmen, and 4 kilometers south of Dadan and Xiaodan on the southeast coast. The beach near Xiamen is as lovely as a ribbon. It is a peaceful beach close to yefengzhai, Gulangyu, the International Convention and Exhibition Center, Guanyinshan, Wuyuanwan, Hulishan fort, Xiamen University, Nanputuo temple, Wanshi botanical park, and other popular tourist attractions. As the tides can sometimes change, many locals choose not to frequent this beach, leaving a peaceful beach for those who choose to go.


    On the entire island ring road, it is the most natural and clean beach. It is an excellent choice for near proximity to the Xiamen Sea. This is undoubtedly an excellent area to view the water peacefully, especially for individuals who like to be quiet. Riding a bicycle and blowing the sea breeze beside the sea is also a fantastic option.

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    Photo: Trip
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    Photo: Travel2Next
  7. Shenzhen Xichong Beach is a beautiful beach in Shenzhen's Longgang District. It's on the Dapeng Peninsula's southern tip, facing the South China Sea, with Mirs Bay on the west and Daya Bay on the east.

    Shenzhen Xichong Beach is one of the country's eight most beautiful beaches, as well as Shenzhen's largest. Traveling here can help you get away from the city's rush and bustle. Visitors can immerse themselves in the azure water, experience an unrivaled sea vista, and unwind. Few outsiders visit because of the traffic congestion. Shenzhen Dongchong Beach is 20 kilometers away along the shore. Along the trip, purple flowers blooming in the mountains and a turquoise and transparent sea may be seen.


    Xichong is known for its long beach and waves, which attracts visitors. It is located in Dapeng National Park in eastern Shenzhen, a renowned recreational and scenic area of the city. Dapeng Peninsula was rated one of China's ten most beautiful places by Chinese National Geographic in 2006. Qiniang Mountain, the city's second highest peak, is located to the north. Xichong Beach is difficult to get because it is located in one of Shenzhen's least populous and secluded areas. Private automobiles can be rented in Dapeng or Nan'ao, and regular buses run between the two towns and the beaches of Dongchong and Xichong (M231 and M232). Between Xichong and Dongchong, there is also a popular hiking track that runs along the coast (approx 10km).

    Photo: Shenzhen Shopper
    Photo: Shenzhen Shopper
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    Photo: Wikipedia
  8. Golden Sand Beach is Huangdao's most popular and largest beach in Eastern China. It has always been a popular vacation spot for both locals and visitors. The coast resembles a large crescent (3500 m long and 300 m broad) of golden soft sand. There is a fairly easy way to get into the seawater, with no sudden drops in depth or rocks at the bottom. Golden Sand is open to the public and is free to enter. It's ideal for a peaceful beach vacation as well as sporting activities. During the peak season, it is extremely congested.


    There are restrooms, showers, and the option to rent gazebos and picnic tables. There are numerous kiosks selling traditional foods and beverages. On the beach, you can also purchase beach accessories and souvenirs. There are several large hotels within walking reach of the beach, which is around 4-5 kilometers away.
    The famed beer festival, which takes place on the beach from July 15 to August 7, celebrates Chinese brewed beer as well as numerous international brands.


    Many interesting objects are located in Qingdao (about 10-15 km from the beach):

    • Aquarium;
    • Xiaoyushan Park;
    • St. Michael’s Cathedral.

    So, if you are in China looking for a beach, beer and party vibe, then Golden Sand Beach is your place.

    Photo: Poovar Boating
    Photo: Poovar Boating
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    Photo: Andros
  9. Wucai Beach is a 24-kilometer drive north of Buljin County Town. It's the only method to get to Kanas and Habahe County. It is located next to the Ertiz River, which is surrounded by blue waves. On the opposite bank, it mirrors the rich and verdant River Valley panorama. "One river splits two banks, because it has two days," as the saying goes. Riverbank strata's weathering resistance varies, as does its shape. The diverse minerals in the rocks produce a variety of splendors, hence the name "Five-color Beach."


    In front of the Wucai Beach picturesque place, there are large-scale wind power producing plants. On the north bank, the mountains are undulating and have a variety of colors. River erosion, cutting, and gale erosion have all contributed to their formation. Because the weathering resistance of riverbank rock layers varies in strength and forms uneven outlines, the rock color here is variable, and the rock color is primarily red, green, purple, yellow, white, black, and transitional colors, multicolored, after sunset. Strange cries of various lengths and heights can be heard in the ditches and under the rocks whenever the wind blows.

    Photo: Xinjiang
    Photo: Xinjiang
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    Photo: 123RF
  10. Beidaihe Scenic Spot is a well-known summer destination. It's in Qinhuangdao City's southwest corner. Its shoreline, seaside attractions, and easy transit make it a popular tourist destination. The climate in the Qinghuangdao region is temperate, with four distinct seasons and a monsoon cycle. It is neither too hot nor too cold in the summer or winter. Only around 8 days per year, on average, do temperatures reach 86 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. Because of the Bohai Sea currents, the lowest average temperatures rarely fall below 50 degrees Fahrenheit, even in the winter. This makes Beidaihe accessible all year, however the best months to visit are May through October.


    The coastline at Beidaihe is approximately 14 miles (22.5 kilometers) long, giving ample beach space for visitors. Many coastal houses and public facilities have lately been constructed in the area, allowing visitors to sample local foods and seafood, ride in a speedboat, or experience ballroom dancing. A stroll down the pebbled sands might provide a peaceful respite from the tourists.


    The well-known Tiger Stone Park is located in the Beidaihe Scenic Spot's core section. The area gets its name from the numerous huge rocks that are thought to resemble a tiger pack. Climbing among the tiger stones can provide a visitor with a good view of the area as well as an opportunity to relax and enjoy the cool sea breeze brushing against your body, the rhythmic crash of the ocean's waves against the tiger stones, and the view of the ocean can all help you relax and become more in tune with nature.

    Photo: China Daily
    Photo: China Daily
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    Photo: Beijing Private Tour



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