Strolling through Qinzhou, Guangxi

Qinzhou | A less-known seaside city - Travel Guide San Niang Bay in Qinzhou: A small fishing village by the sea, famous for dolphin watching. You can join other tourists on a speedboat to search for dolphins. With good weather and luck, you might even see pink dolphins. Xi Li Bay (Moon Bay) in Qinzhou: A natural crescent-shaped sandy beach where you can watch the sunset, set off fireworks, ride water scooters, and surf. It's great for taking photos. San Dun Sea Road in Qinzhou: The road is lined with trees, and the sea smells a bit fishy. It's a good spot for flying drones to view the sea. Zhongshan Old Street in Qinzhou: Notable arcade-style architecture from the Guangdong and Guangxi regions, perfect for photography. Pottery Factory: Qinzhou Nixing pottery is one of China's four famous potteries. Visiting a local pottery factory is a must in Qinzhou, where you can buy or make your own pottery. Food: Pig's trotter noodles, oysters, sweet soups, Vietnamese roll noodles, qu tou eggs, Lingshan cold noodles, sea duck eggs, cucumber peel, eel porridge... Recommended places: He Ji Yima Road old-brand dessert shop, Tian Ying Guan Yu seafood city. Accommodation: You can stay in the city center or at a homestay in San Niang Bay. The homestay owners are very hospitable and welcoming. Qinzhou·Guangxi