Miaowan Island
★★★★
BeachesIslands/Peninsulas
Xiangzhou District, Zhuhai City
Description
Miaowan Island is located in the archipelago in the southeast of Zhuhai, south of Wailingding Island. The scenery on the island is very original, and you can enjoy the fun of playing by the sea. The island also has a rare wind-eroded sea feature in China, surrounded by reefs and a beautiful natural environment. Play Project Miaowan Island is a very small island, just a wharf, a small village and a small beach. When the weather is good, the sea is very clear and blue, which is very suitable for diving. It is also easy to snorkel and catch crabs and sea urchins on the reefs closer to the shore, but be aware that stepping on the reefs is easy to get injured, or put on sneakers to go into the water. There are toilets and flushing water on the rocks by the beach. In addition to playing on the beach, you can also charter a boat to travel around the island, rent a fishing rod to go fishing at the pier, or stroll around the island to take pictures. The folk customs on the island are simple and primitive, and many photography enthusiasts like to shoot simple and original pictures. Accommodation on the island Miaowan Island is relatively primitive, and the accommodation conditions are very poor. After taking a boat to Miaowan Island, if you need to rent a house, be sure to look for a house first, so as not to run out of rent. The houses only provide beds, no air conditioning, TV, fans, no hot water baths, the standard of ordinary guest houses. There are also air-conditioned rooms in some places, but there are very few, and the internal conditions are also very general. If you live in a tent, you can rent it at the beach, and there are still many tents. If there are many diners on the island, you can bring your own kitchen utensils to cook or barbecue, but it is more troublesome. It is recommended to go to the restaurants on the island. There are not many restaurants on the island and they are all small shops, mainly eating seafood.

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