Explore Guishan Island: The "Red Treasure on the Sea"

Guishan Island, a dazzling gem of Zhuhai's Wanshan Archipelago, carries the soul of the "Wanshan Naval Battle" history while blending natural wonders with modern vitality. Upon stepping onto this island, the first sight is the Guishan Ship Memorial Park—bronze statues of heroes standing tall on the rocks, with coastal trails connecting cliff carvings and wind turbine arrays. As the sea breeze sweeps through, history and nature harmonize beautifully. The island's soul lies in its circular road. Whether cycling or strolling, you’ll be surrounded by shimmering waves on one side and layered green hills on the other. The Rainbow Staircase and the poetry stele at Wen Tianxiang Square complement each other, as if engaging in a dialogue with the national hero across time. For a taste of fishing village life, visit the bustling Mazu Temple by the sandy bay, where traditional fishing rafts and modern wind turbines stand guard, narrating the island's evolution through the ages. Guishan Island’s culinary delights are its true essence—choose fresh seafood at the pier, savor freshly shelled Guishan clams, spicy crabs, and typhoon shelter-style fried squid, letting your taste buds dance wildly in the sea breeze. Stay overnight at a hillside guesthouse, where you can open the window to a silhouette of lighthouses and wind turbines intertwined, fall asleep to the sound of waves, and feel as if you’re living in a maritime painting. 🚢 Travel Tips: Take a 50-minute ferry ride from Xiangzhou Port, with tickets starting at 100 RMB. Rent an electric scooter on the island for just 30 RMB to explore freely. Start planning your trip now and unveil the mysteries of this "harmonious and beautiful island"!