Shenzhen Seaside

Before going, I didn't have high expectations, because a friend had already told me that Dameisha was too crowded and the beach was not clean. The first two times I went with them to Xichong and Rose Coast, both of which required admission fees, and the traffic jams made me feel bad about going to the beaches in Shenzhen; the beaches are really too far from the city center, and the closer Dameisha and Xiaomeisha are too crowded. But unexpectedly, this time turned out to be the best experience of the three times I went to the Shenzhen beaches. In February, there weren't many people at Dameisha, the beach was free of trash, and the beach was clean, with no strange smells. The Rose Coast and Xichong, which charge admission, have blue seas, but the areas where you can walk are not as many as the free Dameisha. Dameisha is close to the subway station, and after getting out of the subway, you only need to transfer to a bus once to get there, with less risk of traffic jams than going to Xichong or Rose Coast. If there is a traffic jam, you can also ride a shared bicycle. Beyond the beach, I prefer the boardwalk built around the hillside and the sea, where you can see farther from a higher vantage point. The sea at Dameisha may not be as blue as at Xichong, but the sea in February is still the best comfort after so long, and the weather is neither cold nor hot, with the breeze blowing 122 4 7 On the slope of the road above, it is recommended to walk instead of riding a shared bicycle