Yuese Homestay: Turning Days into Poetry by the Silver Beach of Beihai

Encounter Gentle Moments at Beihai Silver Beach: Yuese Homestay, Where Days Become Poetry Nestled along the endless coastline of Beihai Silver Beach lies a hidden gem called "Yuese" Homestay, like a romantic love letter penned to the sea. Here, I discovered the most healing getaway—soft sandy shores, gentle sea breezes, and a dwelling brimming with the aesthetics of daily life. Pushing open the homestay's carved wooden gate, I was greeted by lush greenery and delicate floral scents. In the Chinese-style courtyard with white walls and dark tiles, vines entwined around wooden corridors, while exquisite potted plants adorned the bluestone pathways. Koi fish swam leisurely in the pond, every detail reflecting the host's thoughtful touch. The butler warmly handed me a glass of homemade sour plum drink, its refreshing sweetness instantly dispelling the travel fatigue, making me feel right at home. The guest rooms follow the theme of "Colors of the Four Seasons," and the "Ocean Rhyme" room I stayed in was particularly stunning. Mint-green walls paired with rustic wooden furniture created a fresh, natural vibe. The tatami tea seat by the window faced Silver Beach, where sipping locally sourced Weizhou Island volcanic tea while reading or napping to the sound of waves was pure bliss. The most delightful surprise was the smart panoramic skylight—lying in bed at night, I could gaze at the stars, and in the morning, I was gently awakened by sunlight, elevating the experience to a ritual. The bathroom featured a thermostatic shower and an aromatherapy diffuser, complemented by the homestay's homemade seaweed face mask for a natural skincare treat. The communal areas radiated an enchanting atmosphere. The rooftop sky terrace was a prime spot for views—at dusk, the sunset painted the entire beach in honey tones, with white tents and candlelit dinners creating a picturesque scene worthy of a film. The "Yueshi" kitchen on the first floor served freshly made Beihai-style breakfasts daily, from fragrant seafood noodles to coconut-infused sticky rice. Guests could even join the chef in learning to cook Weizhou Island squid cakes, immersing themselves in the local culinary culture. What moved me most was the homestay's thoughtful local experiences. The host's hand-drawn map highlighted the best tide-pooling spots at Silver Beach and secret seafood markets favored by locals. The butler arranged a sunset sailing trip for me, where I witnessed a dazzling orange romance unfold on the shimmering sea. Upon departure, I received a seashell wind chime as a farewell gift, its delicate chimes carrying the tender memories of Beihai. At Yuese Homestay by Beihai Silver Beach, time seems to slow down. Here, there's no noise—only sea breezes, warm sunlight, and poetic living. If you, too, seek a tranquil escape to turn vacation into a way of life, come to Yuese and encounter your own gentle seaside moments.