Spectacular scenes - Longgang Beach has them too

You don't need to go to Weihai, Hainan also has the stranded Bruvis ship, which has been aground for 3 years in the sea of Danzhou·Paipu Port. It is rumored to be a sand-stealing ship, and the owner couldn't afford to pay the fines or something like that, but it doesn't stop people who love traveling from visiting. Without going to Shandong·Weihai, you can also see the large stranded ship. If you encounter overcast weather with big waves and strong winds, there might be a different scene, and adding some vintage movie filters would be great. In the afternoon, you can plan to arrive around three or four o'clock, or go before 6 o'clock to watch the sunset, and returning after the sunset won't cause traffic jams (Note: that road is a one-way narrow road, you can't pass or change lanes, and there's a huge pit) Yesterday was a spring tide, a monthly occurrence, where you can not only go sea foraging but also walk to the center of the sea, getting up close with the orchids, surrounded by corals, reefs, small fish, shrimps, crabs, and sea snails. For the best sea foraging times, you can refer to: Tide Table Sprite Location: Search for Danzhou "Longgang Beach" in your navigation Tickets: Free Parking: Free (Note: Do not drive your car onto the sand beach, it really will get stuck!) On the seaside beach, you may also encounter drone filming, seaside hand-ground coffee, and the "Parachute Club" (the price is around 2500+, specifically seems to be 2980? I can't quite remember, but it should include filming) The location is right at the very end of Longgang Beach! It's definitely a place worth visiting Longgang Beach