A clear sea and sky, chasing the sun - Zhuhai Guishan Island's summer secrets

#Zhuhai Attractions Guishan Island, with its bright sunshine pouring down, is a piece of sea-blue amber left at the mouth of the Pearl River. The waves are dancing with golden fragments, the glass-colored sea water flows over the reefs, and the fishing boats are swaying like scattered piano keys, playing a salty and humid landscape poem. Rent a bicycle and ride along the Ring Road, with the scent of sea salt in your hair. Turning the corner you'll see a mint green lighthouse, which, against the backdrop of cotton clouds, looks like a comic book cover. The fishing port is most lively at noon, with the catch just arrived sparkling silver in the bamboo baskets, white smoke rising from the stoves in the food stalls, and the aroma of stir-fried crabs with ginger and scallions mixed with the sound of waves. After a hearty meal, walk along the wooden plank road into the secret realm of the rocky shore, and watch the transparent little crabs jumping on the grids in the intertidal zone. Occasionally, egrets fly across your eyes, and the tips of their wings shake off a ground of sparkling diamonds. Wait until dusk turns the sea water into tangerine color, then climb up to the observation deck to watch a sunset over the sea. When the fiery clouds fall into the harbor lined with masts, the evening breeze pushes the fishermen's songs away, and the lighthouse and stars light up one after another, you will understand - Guishan Island on a sunny day hides the most gentle blue love letter in the whole of Lingnan. Tips: It takes about 50 minutes to reach Xiangzhou Port by boat. Be sure to wear sunscreen on sunny days. It is recommended to try night fishing for cuttlefish. The seafood purchased at the pier in the early morning is the freshest.