Compared with the orange fishing sand, I prefer this niche Liuli Sea

My friends circle was asked crazy questions. Why didn’t anyone tell me that there is such a clear glass sea in Shenzhen! The water here is very blue and the beach is very clean It is said that it was originally a private beach, but was later opened to the public for free. The beach entrance is on the [negative third floor] of the elevator. 🌊Beach swing, 🏖beach, 🏠thatched house, and the endless sea Taking photos on a sunny day is very photogenic! It really feels like a vacation! But please note that there are few shelters at the seaside and put on sunscreen in time. . 🎫Tickets: Free ⏰Opening hours: 8:00-23:00 🚗How to get there: You can navigate to the parking lot of the Akanala Liuli Sea Resort (parking is charged but very cheap, 5💰/hour, capped at 10 yuan a day). The parking lot is upstairs, and then take the elevator downstairs to the beach! The weekends are very congested, so it is recommended to travel on weekdays (check in advance if Dapeng needs to make an appointment) . 🚤Play facilities: There are water activities such as speedboats and paddle boards. The shower room and toilet facilities are also complete. The shower room costs 10 yuan for 3 minutes. 🎠There is also an amusement park upstairs. Sisters who bring their children here can also leave their babies in the baby play area upstairs and play on the beach to their heart's content. Haha 🍱Food: Upstairs is a whole internet celebrity homestay, with coffee, bookstores, and food bars. I haven't eaten there so I can't comment. . ❣️Compared with Ju Diao Sha: The sand of Ju Diao Sha is finer, while the sand of Liuli Sea is coarser and not very comfortable to walk barefoot. ❗️Others: The popular sea view caves on the Internet require payment to enter and take photos (the minimum consumption is 298 and netizens generally reflect the bad attitude), so I didn’t take any photos….