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Guangdong's hidden "Hawaii of the East"! The glassy sea of ​​Qing'ao Bay redefines island romance. The crescent-shaped beach stretches for 2.4 kilometers. The fine white sand feels like walking on cotton candy, and the crystal-clear blue waters gently lapping against the shore. This is not only the first place in Guangdong to greet the sunrise, but also a tranquil haven where one can forget their worries. 01 Stunning Ocean Views, a Visual Feast Qing'ao Bay, located on the eastern tip of Nan'ao Island in Shantou, stretches for 2.4 kilometers. Its fine white sand and crystal-clear waters have earned it the nicknames "Hawaii of the East" and "Swimmer's Paradise." Standing on the beach, the glimpse of the sea and sky blending into one is breathtaking. This is the first place in Guangdong Province to greet the sunrise. In the early morning, you can gaze upon the magnificent sight of the sun leaping out of the sea from the soft sand. The Tropic of Cancer landmark tower, "Natural Gate," is a landmark structure in Qing'ao Bay and the 11th Tropic of Cancer landmark tower built in my country to date. Every year at noon on the summer solstice, a spectacular astronomical spectacle occurs here, where a pole can be seen without its shadow, attracting countless visitors. 02 Experience the Bay with Enrichment The Qing'ao Bay seaside experience goes beyond mere sightseeing. The beach offers a variety of marine activities, from thrilling jet skiing to leisurely paddleboarding, suitable for visitors of all ages. The newly added "Undersea Sightseeing Boat" (120 yuan per person), added in 2025, allows visitors to enjoy the beauty of coral reefs and tropical fish without diving, making it particularly suitable for families. At low tide, the beach creates stunning mirror-like reflections, perfect for creative photoshoots. 200 meters east, you can join the fishermen in collecting spicy snails. The freshly cooked sea salt flavor is incredibly refreshing. For photography enthusiasts, it's recommended to visit the boardwalk on the left side of the beach half an hour before sunrise. Use wide-angle lenses to capture silhouettes of people and landmarks. Wearing a flowing dress is particularly effective. 03 Special Cuisine: Qing'ao Bay on Your Taste Qing'ao Bay and its surrounding areas offer a wide variety of culinary options. Seafood is a must-try. Popular local seafood stalls include Yuxiang Restaurant, Sister Xu's Cuisine, and Alai Xiaochao, specializing in local seafood and Chaoshan stir-fries. Alai Xiaochao (Qing'ao Bay Branch) is a 15-year-old establishment whose owner goes to the fishing port every morning at 4 a.m. to pick their seafood. Their poached shrimp (58 yuan/portion) boasts firm, sweet meat, and their clay pot seafood congee (68 yuan/pot), simmered for two hours until the rice is tender and tender, is highly recommended. For authentic Chaoshan snacks, don't miss the oyster omelet (68 yuan/portion) and sea flounder (8 yuan/bowl). The oyster omelet is topped with whole oysters and the egg yolk is golden and crispy. The sea flounder, made from seaweed and paired with coconut milk and sago, is a perfect summer treat. 04 Practical Information for a Perfect Trip Qing'ao Bay is free to the public and is Nan'ao Island's top family attraction. The recommended visit time is 2-3 hours, but if you want to fully experience the area, consider planning longer. Accommodation Recommendations: B&Bs and Hotels Around Qing'ao Bay: Just downstairs, you'll find the beach and ocean, and some rooms offer stunning sea views. In the off-season, standard B&Bs cost 100-200 yuan per night, while sea-view hotels cost 300-500 yuan per night; prices may increase during peak season. Houzhai Town: It offers a variety of accommodation options, convenient dining and shopping options, and relatively affordable prices. Transportation: Drive: Enter Nan'ao Island via the Nan'ao Bridge and follow the ring road. Bus: Circumnavigating the island, buses connect to major attractions. High-speed Rail: Take the high-speed rail to Chaoshan Station, then transfer to a bus or shared ride to Nan'ao Island. The best time to visit is April-May and October-November, when temperatures are mild and crowds are relatively low. Remember to wear sunscreen during the summer, and pack warm clothing in the winter. As the sun sets, the sky and sea are dyed orange and red. Sitting on the beach and watching the sunset brings a sense of peace and tranquility. Qing'ao Bay is also charming at night, and the fresh seafood from the beachside food stalls is mouth-watering. When darkness falls, look up to see a sky full of stars. If you're lucky, you can even see the spectacular "blue tears" of the fluorescent sea in April and May. #These domestic islands are amazing #Local cuisine #These hotels have amazing views

Weizhou Island • Transportation: First arrive in Beihai, then take a boat from Beihai International Passenger Port to Weizhou Island. The boat ticket costs approximately 150 yuan and the journey takes about one hour. • Tickets: Island entrance fee is 98 yuan. • Attractions: Shiluokou Beach, Weizhou Island Nanwan Marine Sports Park, Shell Beach, and more. You can also visit Crocodile Hill to see the volcanic geology and the blue bay seascape, and the Catholic Church to appreciate the Gothic architecture. • Accommodation: The area near the Blue Bridge is suitable for those who prefer a quiet environment; Shiluokou is suitable for those who want to watch the sunset and enjoy water activities; Nanwan Street is more lively and has many delicious restaurants. Nan'ao Island • Transportation: Accessible from Jieyang Chaoshan International Airport or Shantou Station. Take bus No. 105 or 161 directly to the Nan'ao Island Visitor Center. Alternatively, drive to the island via the Nan'ao Bridge. The round-trip toll is approximately 96 yuan. • Attractions: Qing'ao Bay is a natural bathing beach, and the Nan'ao Natural Gate, marking the Tropic of Cancer, is worth a visit. • Accommodation: Recommended options include Huajianling Yunxi Hotel in Nan'ao and Ibis Styles Hotel (Nan'ao Seaview Branch), offering stunning sea views. • Cuisine: Enjoy local seafood and Chaoshan stir-fries at Yuxiang Restaurant and Sister Xu's Cuisine. Dongji Island • Transportation: First, go to the Banshengdong Pier in Shenjiamen. Book your ferry ticket seven days in advance using the official account "Haixing Ferry." To reach Dongfushan Island, you'll need to pay an additional 30 yuan for the ferry ticket at Miaozihu Island. • Attractions: Watch the sunrise at Dongfushan Island, Qingbang Island is known as the "Potala Palace on the Sea," and Miaozihu Island was the filming location for the movie "See You Tomorrow." • Accommodation: There are numerous B&Bs available on the island. Pingtan Island • Transportation: Drive or take the high-speed rail to Pingtan Station, then transfer to a bus or taxi to reach the island. • Attractions: Houyan Island is a paradise for photography enthusiasts, Changjiangao boasts spectacular windmill fields, and Longfengtou Beach is one of the largest in China. • Accommodation: Pingtan Island YOOOO Seaside Resort and Pingtan Guohui International Hotel are both good options. Xiachuan Island • Transportation: Navigate to Shanzui Port, take a 40-minute boat ride to Xiachuan Island Pier, and then take a 20-minute bus to the scenic area entrance. • Attractions: At Wangfuzhou Tourist Resort on Xiachuan Island, you can enjoy surfing and sand, rent an electric scooter, and ride along the Red Coastline or the White Sea Road to watch the sunset. • Accommodation: There are many hotels and B&Bs within the scenic area, and some sea view rooms offer direct access to the beach. Changdao Island • Transportation: Arrive at Yantai Penglai Port, then take a boat to Changdao. The boat ticket costs 45-90 yuan and the journey takes 40 minutes to one hour. • Attractions: Fengshan Forest on Nanchangshan Island offers stunning views of the Yellow Sea-Bohai Sea divide; Jiuzhang Cliff on Beichangshan Island offers stunning sunsets; Crescent Bay boasts a unique pebble beach. • Food: Sea urchin steamed egg, Spanish mackerel dumplings, and Penglai noodles are must-try dishes. Goji Island • Transportation: Generally, you first arrive at Shengsi Island in Zhoushan, then transfer to a ferry to Goji Island. • Attractions: Enjoy the sea views from the mountains and experience the charming fishing village. • Accommodation: Goji Island Sea Cliff Resort Hotel overlooks a sea ranch, while Shengsi Yicheng Luxury Seaview Cliff Inn offers an infinity pool with a sea view. Meizhou Island • Transportation: First arrive in Putian, then take a ferry from Wenjia Wharf to Meizhou Island. The ferry ticket and island entrance fee total approximately 110 yuan. • Attractions: The main attraction is the Mazu Temple, the birthplace of Mazu culture, and you can also visit the Golden Beach. • Accommodation: B&Bs and hotels are available on the island, with those near the Mazu Temple or the beach being particularly convenient. Naozhou Island • Transportation: First arrive in Zhanjiang, then take a bus or taxi from downtown to the Southeast Pier, where you can take a boat to Naozhou Island. • Attractions: Naozhou Lighthouse and Nayan Sea Rock Beach are among the attractions. The Naozhou Lighthouse is one of only two crystal-polished lighthouses in the world. • Accommodation: There are a few B&Bs and resorts on the island, offering basic accommodations.

My first trip to Nan'ao Island was a complete waste! Avoid these pitfalls. My first trip to Nan'ao Island was originally planned as a weekend getaway during a business trip to Hong Kong. I ended up feeling a bit overwhelmed—I didn't do any research, missed any of the recommended check-in spots online, and made several mistakes. The ocean was truly soothing, though, so it was worth the trip. Let me share some honest advice, using simple words. If you're planning a trip, just read this and you'll avoid unnecessary mistakes! 1. I came without a research plan and skipped all the check-in spots—mainly because it was too sunny! My trip to Nan'ao Island was a spur-of-the-moment decision. I wanted to find a nearby place to relax for two days after a business trip to Hong Kong, so I didn't do any research. I didn't visit any of the popular check-in spots I'd seen online, like the lighthouse and the red lighthouse—not because I didn't want to, but because the sun was just too strong! I went for a walk at noon, and my arms ached from the sun. Wearing sunglasses for too long was blinding, and the kids (especially with them) couldn't handle it. Eventually, I gave up and just wandered around the hotel. I was there to relax anyway, so there was no need to fight the sun. If you're sun-shy like me, or just want to relax, there's no need to force yourself to go to the busy check-in spots and get exhausted. 2. Going to the beach is a huge pitfall! You can do it on your own, but don't go at night. The only "sea-hunting" activity I tried based on a travel guide was a complete disaster! It said online that "you can go to the beach with a guide and pick up tons of seafood," but when I went, I realized that sea-hunting is just picking up oysters and small crabs on the beach after sunset. You can also go there on your own, without having to pay someone to take you there. Even worse, don't go to the beach at night! The beach was teeming with bugs and mosquitoes, buzzing around you. Even though I was wearing long pants, I still got several bites. Some unknown bugs crawled up my legs, scaring me so much I ran away. If you want to go fishing, go by yourself around 4 or 5 p.m. when the sun isn't as strong. Bring a small bucket and shovel, and pick up some crabs for your kids to play with (remember to put them back afterward). It's much safer than going at night. 3. The hotel you stay in is crucial! Even an "ocean view room" might only offer a glimpse of the ocean. Finding a comfortable hotel is more important than anything else! I specifically chose one with a 180-degree floor-to-ceiling window. Waking up in the morning, I could look out to the ocean, enjoying a cup of coffee with the sea breeze, and I felt completely relaxed. A word of caution: When booking a room, be sure to ask if it's a true ocean view room! Many hotels online claim to have "ocean view rooms," but the windows face the ocean at a very off angle, leaving only a small glimpse of the ocean. The rest is just houses and trees, like a regular room. My friend fell into this trap last time; they paid for an ocean view room, only to see a corner of the ocean. It was so frustrating. It's best to ask customer service to send you photos of the room to confirm you can see a large expanse of the ocean before booking. 4. Don't choose a car rental on the island blindly! E-bikes are difficult to ride, and small convertibles are prone to getting ticketed. Nan'ao Island is full of rentals for e-bikes and Wuling Hongguang convertibles, but I don't recommend either: - E-bikes: Don't try them on your first time; going up and downhill can be exhausting. I'd never ridden an e-bike before, thinking it would be convenient on the island. But I regretted it the moment I tried. E-bikes look simple, but they're actually hard to control, especially since the roads are all up and down. Going uphill is a struggle, and my arms get sore. Going downhill is even more terrifying, as I have to constantly hold the brakes, fearing I'll go too fast. If you've never ridden an e-bike, don't try it; it's truly unsafe. - Wuling Hongguang convertible: Difficult to drive, and easy to get ticketed. The convertible looks cute, but it's actually very awkward to drive. The steering wheel is a bit heavy, and the roads on the island are narrow, making passing cars nerve-wracking. Parking is the worst part—many roadside parking areas are off-limits. I saw someone park for a few minutes, and when they came back, they were given a 200 yuan ticket. It's a terrible deal. If you want to drive, it's better to rent a regular car—it's easier to drive and less likely to get ticketed. 5. If the food isn't particularly amazing, avoid seafood stalls. Takeout is slow, but it's hassle-free. I didn't find the food on the island particularly delicious; it might just be because I have a rather ordinary palate. You can order takeout for whatever you want, but the island is far away, so delivery can be a bit slow, usually taking 40 to 50 minutes. Just order ahead and you won't go hungry. Avoid any roadside seafood stalls! I saw recommendations, but when I went, they were expensive and not fresh. I ordered a plate of shrimp, which looked big, but the meat was a bit tough; I fried a shell, but it had sand in it. The price was half the price of the city, and it felt like a tourist rip-off. If you want seafood, it's better to buy it yourself at the island's farmers' market or have it prepared by a restaurant. It's fresher and cheaper. But the sea is truly healing! Despite my many pitfalls, the ocean was worth it when I saw it—the sea was azure and boundless. Whether watching the waves crash on the beach during the day or just meditating at night, it was incredibly relaxing. I loved just sitting in my room, ordering takeout, eating and drinking while gazing at the ocean view. Without having to think about anything, I felt like all my tiredness melted away. If you're visiting Nan'ao Island, would you rather spend the day at the beach, or relax in your hotel with the ocean view like I did? Are you worried about renting a car or booking a room with a fake ocean view? Let me know in the comments. I'll share everything I know! #Nan'aoIslandTravel #Nan'aoIslandAvoidTroubles #SeaWatchingHealing #SouthernSeaWatching #Nan'aoIslandAccommodation

Hey everyone, I won't let anyone miss Nan'ao Island, China's most beautiful island! I went there this time and was completely speechless. I have to share a super detailed travel guide! 📖 🏝Transportation Guide 🚗Driving: Starting from downtown Shantou, cross the magnificent Nan'ao Bridge for breathtaking ocean views. Be aware that traffic can be heavy on holidays, so expect traffic jams. The bridge toll is 96 yuan round trip (free on holidays). 🚌Bus: From downtown Shantou, take bus No. 161 directly to Nan'ao Island for around 15 yuan. While the ride is a bit longer, it's a great value. 🚕Carpooling: If you're traveling with a large group, carpooling is a great option, costing around 60 yuan per person. It's convenient and fast. For transportation within the island, rent an electric scooter 🛵 for around 80 yuan per day. Cycling along the coastline, feeling the sea breeze, is incredibly relaxing. Just be mindful of your battery life and plan your route in advance. You can also take the bus, but it's less frequent, so check the times in advance. 🌅Must-See Attractions 1. A Lighthouse Lover's Paradise: The red and white Changshanwei Lighthouse, illuminated by the setting sun, creates a captivating atmosphere and is a 100% photogenic spot. 📸 The Sancongya Lighthouse is a vibrant pink, complementing the Windmill Hill. Taking photos from the 42nd Windmill Platform feels like stepping into a fairytale. 2. Beach Walk: Qing'ao Bay boasts a crescent-shaped beach stretching over 2,400 meters, with fine, powdery sand and crystal-clear, azure waters. Stop by the "Natural Gate" at the Tropic of Cancer Square to experience the unique geographical landmark. Get up early to catch a stunning sunrise. 🌅 Qian'ao Bay Beach offers uncrowded views and beautiful scenery. The nearby Qian'ao Bay Lighthouse is also a great spot for photos. 3. Mountain and Sea Scenery: The Qian'ao Bay to Yun'ao section of the Ring Island Highway offers stunning views of the mountains and sea, creating a stunning photo opportunity. The Haikuotiankong Observation Deck at the Back Garden Ecological Village offers panoramic views of Nan'ao Island. 4. History and Culture: The Nan'ao General's Mansion was the military command center during the Ming and Qing dynasties, where you can learn about Nan'ao Island's coastal defense history. The Song Well is said to have been dug by the Southern Song emperor. Despite its coastal location, the water is incredibly sweet. 🍱Food Recommendations 🦀Seafood Feast: On an island trip, how can you miss seafood? Boiled shrimp, steamed grouper, stir-fried flower crab... every bite tastes like the ocean. We recommend Peng Xiaoxian and Yuxiang Restaurants for fresh and affordable seafood. 🍜Specialty Snacks: Bingzhong Kway Teow Noodles' seafood noodle soup is delicious, with smooth noodles. Bo Ji's pickled noodles, paired with the savory seafood broth, are incredibly satisfying. They also offer refreshing desserts like sorbet and fried ice cream—a must-try! 🏕Accommodation Recommendations - Qing'ao Bay: Ocean view rooms are our top choice! Rongsheng Guicuo is a stand-alone courtyard B&B with 180-degree floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing you to gaze at the sea from your bed. Prices start at over 200 yuan per person. There are also many ocean view rooms around 100 yuan, offering excellent value. - Houzhai Town: Convenient living and a variety of delicious food. For example, Fandao B&B offers beautiful sunrise and sunset views, and is reasonably priced, averaging over 250 yuan. 🗺Itinerary Planning - Two-Day Tour: Day 1: Changshanwei Lighthouse → Tianzi Geopark → Qian'ao Bay Lighthouse → Qiyun Pavilion → Zhannan Pavilion. Dine in Yun'ao Town for seafood in the evening. Day 2: Sancongya Lighthouse → Qing'ao Bay Tropic of Cancer Square → Treasure Island → Nan'ao General's Mansion. - Three-Day Tour: Day 1: Experience the natural scenery, including Changshanwei Lighthouse, the Ring Road, and Qian'ao Bay Lighthouse. Day 2: Experience island culture, including visits to Songjing, Yun'ao Fishing Port, and Sancongya Lighthouse. Day 3: Learn about history and culture, watch the sunrise at Qing'ao Bay, and visit Treasure Island, the General's Mansion, Nanshan Temple, and more. 💡Tips: 1. Wear sunscreen; the island sun is intense. 2. Book accommodations in advance, especially during holidays, when availability is limited. 3. Choose fresh seafood and pay attention to prices to avoid getting ripped off. Family, Nan'ao Island is truly stunning! Plan your trip now! 💕 #Nan'aoIsland #China'sMostBeautifulIslands #TheseDomesticIslandsAmazing #HowToPhotographIslands #NicheDiscovery

Friends asked me crazy🤣, this is really Guangdong, not abroad! ❗️ I went to Guangdong last week and found a small island to relax for two days. I didn't expect that after posting it on WeChat, my friends thought I went abroad. This is really not abroad. Guangdong also has such a blue sea, and there are also roads leading to the sea like Japan and South Korea. When I drove around the island, I was lucky enough to see a group of pink dolphins. It was really beautiful! 📍Location: Nan'ao Island, Shantou City, Guangdong Transportation - Going to the island: You can go to Shantou first, and then take bus No. 105 or Laiwu Ferry to Nan'ao Island. The bus fare is about 8 yuan/person, and the ferry fare is also relatively affordable. If there are more people, carpooling is also a good choice, about 50 yuan per person. - On the island: You can rent a small electric donkey to go around the island, the cost is about 50-80 yuan a day, which is suitable for short-distance travel. You can also choose to charter a car, the cost is about 150-200 yuan a day, and you can share the cost. You can also take bus No. 601, No. 602 and other buses to reach the main attractions, and the ticket price is cheap. Accommodation - Qing'ao Bay: There are many sea view homestays, and the beach is downstairs, which is convenient for watching the sunrise and playing. The average cost per person per night is about 100-200 yuan. - Houzhai Town: It is the center of Nan'ao Island, with rich catering and convenient transportation. There are many cost-effective homestays and hotels. You can stay in a good sea view apartment for about 80 yuan per person per night. Attractions - Day1: After arriving at Nan'ao Island, go to Qing'ao Bay, which is the most beautiful bay on the island. You can stroll on the beach and play in the waves. In the afternoon, check in at the Natural Gate, which marks the Tropic of Cancer. On the summer solstice, you can see the wonder of the pole disappearing. Watch the sunset in Qing'ao Bay in the evening, and taste seafood snacks nearby at night. - Day2: Get up early to watch the sunrise in Qing'ao Bay, and then go to Sancongya Lighthouse, which is one of the most beautiful lighthouses on Nan'ao Island, and it is in harmony with the blue sea and blue sky. In the afternoon, go to Huanghuashan Forest Park. The ticket is 20 yuan. You can climb the mountain to enjoy the scenery. There is a sunset viewing pavilion on Jiujian Mountain. In the evening, go to Qian'ao Bay Lighthouse to see the beautiful figure of the lighthouse under the sunset. - Day3: Go to Changshanwei Lighthouse in the morning. It is a landmark of Nan'ao Island. The red and white color is very photogenic. Then ride or take a car along the ring road around the island to enjoy the sea view along the way. You can stop at Hulu Mountain and other viewing platforms to take pictures. Go to Haiquan Bay in the afternoon. The beach here is fine and there are relatively few people, which is suitable for a leisurely stroll. Go to Houzhai Town to visit the night market in the evening and taste local specialties. - Day4: If you have time, you can go to Bel-Air Creative Park to take pictures, then pack your luggage and prepare to leave the island. Food - Seafood: Nan'ao Island squid is tender and fresh, fried oysters are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and there are various fish rices that are salty and delicious. You can taste them at food stalls such as Yuxiang Restaurant and Sister Xu's dishes. - Special snacks: The seaweed fried rice is fragrant, the seafood porridge is delicious and warm, and the oyster omelette, duck mother twist, and glutinous rice dumplings are also worth a try. In addition, the black sesame paste of Auntie Feng's almond tea and the anti-sand series of Chengbo Anti-Sand Store are very good. Notes - Check the weather forecast in advance and choose a sunny day to travel for a more beautiful view. - Take good sun protection measures, the ultraviolet rays on the island are strong. - If you want to watch the sunrise, stay in Qing'ao Bay, and if you want to watch the sunset, it is more convenient to stay in Houzhai Town. [I must recommend you the check-in position of Nan'ao Island] 1⃣️: The road leading to the sea, navigate to the intersection of Tianyu Villa. There are not many cars on this road. It is not on the main road. A long downhill road leads directly to the blue sea, which is very good for shooting. (Picture 1) 2⃣️: The most beautiful seaside road, after entering from the Nan'ao Bridge, drive towards the Qianao Bay Lighthouse. There are many angles along the way that are very beautiful. (Picture 2 3⃣️: A lonely tree. We found this lonely big tree by the sea. Navigate to "Yu Mancang". You can see it when you go fishing. (Picture 3 4⃣️: Another road leading to the sea, as shown in Figure 4. This road is on the way to the Ibis Hotel and is also the direction of the sunrise in the morning. 5⃣️: Tropic of Cancer. The Tropic of Cancer passes through Nan'ao Island and leaves its mark here. Navigate to Nan'ao Bay Forest Park. It is recommended to go there early in the morning. This is a scenic forest park. There are no other private cars. If you go early, the car can drive directly in. 6⃣️: Nan'ao Island is also called the beach camp. It is a beautiful corner that was accidentally discovered when circling the island. There is a small path leading to the sea. 7⃣️: Changshanwei Lighthouse. Choose this to watch the sunset on Nan'ao Island. It is next to the Nan'ao Bridge. The red lighthouse is really beautiful with the blue sea. [🚗Self-driving Nan'ao Island Guide] Many people recommend riding electric bikes when they come to Nan'ao Island. To be honest, I recommend self-driving more Driving, driving around the island is really comfortable and not sunbathing. Driving along the island is really super romantic, okay? This time I drove the smart elf 3 BRABUS version to drive around Nan'ao Island. Because it is a pure electric car, it saves me a lot of money, and it has a super long battery life. One charge can meet my two or three days of travel on the island, which is very convenient. And the performance is very strong, accelerating from 0 to 100 kilometers in 3.6 seconds, and adrenaline bursts every minute. This car is also very beautiful, and the whole car design is very in line with my aesthetics. Taking pictures and punching in are very good. There is also a panoramic sunroof that I like, which really enjoys the scenery of the island in 360 degrees. What surprised me was that the sound system of the smart elf 3 was really great. Listening to music while driving around the island healed my ears, and it matched the ring road very well. If I have the opportunity, I will definitely come to Nan'ao Island again in the future, even if it is just to drive around the island here, it is so comfortable! #rental car around the island self-driving tour #how many rolls does my city dragon boat race have #in my Legoland #like a song journey #rental car around the island self-driving tour