This isn't a Maldives-style, highly saturated beach in Haikou.

It's one of the few clear beaches in Haikou, and the key point is – there are very few people‼️ Very, very few people‼️‼️ All the pictures above are unfiltered！！！！！ Straight from the camera. Sunlight is the best filter ☀️ The seawater is very clear, with no trash 🗑️, no messy plastic bags ❕, and no excessive commercialization. It's just a simple small fishing village. Every day, fishermen come ashore with their catch 🎣🎣 and start selling it right on the beach. They're very open to bargaining – after all, it's all a gift from the sea 🌊 (just kidding hahahahaha). (We spent 5 RMB and bought a big basket 🧺 of silverfish. The older sister selling them was almost done packing up to go home, and was basically giving them away. Unfortunately, we were limited in what we could buy, so we just got some squid 🦑, small silverfish 🐟, and octopus 🐙, and took them to a nearby homestay to have them cooked.) Small shells 🐚, small crabs 🦀, and jellyfish 🪼 can be seen everywhere on the beach. Picture 7 is a "stranded" jellyfish I found on the beach. It's kind of like beachcombing 🌊～～～ It's a very different feeling from going to the beach usually ^_^ 📍Detailed address: Navigate to "Rongshanliao Village, Xiuying District." It's a very fine sandy beach 🏖️ that few people know about. You can come in the afternoon, lie on the beach, and wait for the sunset 🌅