📍Shenzhen Observatory-Dapeng
✅The most beautiful coastline recommended by National Geographic, half plank road, half sea
🚗: Drive to No. 4 Beach of Xichong Beach and transfer to a minibus to the top of the mountain
🎫: Free
🕒: 09:00-12:00 14:30-17:30 Closed on Mondays
📍Judiaosha-Dapeng New District
✅Shenzhen's Maldives, with a beautiful glass sea!
🚗: Bus M27 Judiaosha Station
🎫: Partially free
🕒: 24h
📍Luzui Villa-Dapeng New District
✅The filming location of the movie "The Mermaid", with valleys, cliffs, cliffs, reefs, and beaches
🚗: Take M274 to Yangmeikeng Station-take a sightseeing bus (13.8r) or a speedboat (30r) to Luzui Villa
🎫: Free
🕒: 6:00-18:00
📍Yougan Bay-Longgang District
✅Yougan Bay, located on the Nan'ao Peninsula, faces the sea. It is a natural deep-water bay, a super niche glass sea, and comes to It feels like being in Hawaii here, with a sparkling glass sea
🚗: Take E11 to Dapeng Moon Bay, then take a taxi to Nan'ao Yougan Bay Royal Resort Hotel
🎫: Free
🕒: 8:00-18:30
📍Yunhai Square-Yantian District
✅Shenzhen version of the Sky City
🚗: Sanzhoutang Reservoir Yunhai Park Observation Deck (Metro Line 8 Haishan Station Exit B2, take the Yunhai Special Bus)
🎫: Free
🕒: 8:30-18:00 (You can enter the Yunhai Square Library)
📍Shenzhen Bay Park-Nanshan District
Highlights: Siberian seagulls have flown back to Shenzhen! ! Orange sunset at the seaside with coconut trees
🚗: Exit D2 of Shenzhen Bay Park, Line 9
🎫: Free
🕒: 6:00-23:00
📍Shenzhen Happy Harbor-Bao'an District
✅Shenzhen's new landmark, with the popular "Light of the Bay Area" Ferris wheel, overlooking the beauty of the entire Bay Area
🚗: Exit B2 of Linhai Station, Line 5
🎫: Free
🕒: 24h
📍Qianhai Stone Park-Nanshan District
✅Check in at the giant milk dragon, the Ferris wheel lights up at night and is also very beautiful, suitable for picnics and camping
🚗 : Exit E of Guiwan Station on Metro Line 5
🎫: Free
🕒: 24h
📍Sea World-Nanshan District
✅Super chill seaside exhibition hall and cruise
🚗: Exit A of Sea World Station on Line 2
🎫: Free
🕒: 24h
📍Xianhu Botanical Garden-Luohu District
✅Alternative version of Altay🌲Weekend oxygen inhalation and charging holy place
🚗: Exit C3 of Xianhu Road Station on Line 2/8
🎫: 15/person
🕒: 06:00-18:00
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