Shenzhen Dayan Top|| The best mountain in Shenzhen for sea viewing

Dayan Top is the third highest peak in Shenzhen, with an altitude of 801 meters, located in Yangmei Pit, Dapeng Peninsula, Shenzhen. The foot of the mountain is by the sea, and the No. 3 viewing platform on the mountainside is the best place to see the sea. This sea view is really invincible. 🗺️Dayan Top Mountain Climbing Guide: 1.🚎Depart from the city and take E11 to Dapeng Center and then transfer to M274 to Yangmei Pit🚏, then you can choose to walk to the mountain entrance (one hour), all the way is the seaside promenade. Or take a speedboat🚤 to the pier near the mountain entrance in less than ten minutes, the round-trip boat ticket is 50¥, and you can bargain on weekdays. You can also take a sightseeing car to the drop-off point of Luzui Villa, (the ticket is 13.8¥ for a single trip), and return to the mountain entrance in two minutes along the original route. 2. It takes about more than an hour from the mountain entrance to the No. 3 viewing platform. There are no toilets and shops along the way, only a few simple rest points. Bring water and food according to your needs. The mountain is a semi-developed area, please do not leave garbage. 3. Dayan Top is the most difficult mountain I have climbed. It feels harder to climb than Wutong Mountain and Qiniang Mountain. It may be too steep. Fortunately, I went to the No. 3 viewing platform on the mountainside, so the journey is not too far. Some people will continue to the top of the mountain, but most people will return the same way after watching the sea view here. 4. It is recommended to set off as early as possible. Both times I arrived at the No. 3 platform at about three o'clock, and the fog started at four o'clock and I couldn't see the blue sea view. Also, the mountain entrance is prohibited after four o'clock, and the patrol team on the mountain will also urge tourists to descend. 5. Be sure to choose a good weather on a sunny day to see the blue sea. The sea on a cloudy day is much inferior. 6. No tickets are required and no reservation is required, but pay attention to the weather. The mountain will be closed during thunderstorms and typhoon days.