Shenzhen Cloud Bridge: Throw your worries into the sea and pack your happiness in your bag.

Shenzhen Cloud Bridge Travel Guide: Unlock new ways to "float" on the sea! Preparation: Be stylish and practical When visiting Shenzhen Cloud Bridge, sun protection is a top priority. Instead of bringing heavy traditional sun hats, try a cool fisherman's sun hat that is both stylish and provides full sun protection. Pair it with a fluorescent sun shirt for eye-catching photos, and you'll be the coolest person on the beach. Don't forget to bring a portable Bluetooth speaker to play your favorite music while walking on the bridge and create a great atmosphere. Transportation tips: Avoid traffic jams and arrive easily Don't worry about traffic jams when going to Dapeng. It's recommended to take an early bus on a weekday, take the E11 bus, and choose a window seat to enjoy the mountain and sea views along the way. If you're driving, leave before 7 am to avoid peak hours. If you're late, navigate to the nearby "Tuyang Community" and take a hidden coastal path to avoid traffic and enjoy the seaside atmosphere. It's a short walk to the entrance of the Cloud Bridge. Cloud Bridge tips: Take photos that will go viral on social media The spiral viewing platform on the Cloud Bridge is a great place for photos. Instead of standing still, try lying on the edge of the platform with the sky and sea as the background to create a "floating" effect. The light is softest between 4 and 5 pm, so stand in the middle of the bridge and have a friend take a low-angle photo for a stunning backlit shot. There's also a secret: the railings of the Cloud Bridge have unique marine life graffiti. Find them and take creative photos with them to make your photos stand out. Explore the surroundings: Discover hidden gems After leaving the Cloud Bridge, head towards Xichong to find a hidden rocky beach. There are many small crabs and shellfish here, so bring a small shovel and bucket for a seaside adventure. When you're tired, find a small seafood restaurant nearby and order steamed grouper and salt and pepper mantis shrimp, which are freshly caught from the sea and incredibly fresh. After dinner, take a walk along the coastal path and you might even meet local fishermen returning with their catch, experiencing the authentic fishing village life.