Guishan Island is so photogenic!

When the weather is good, you can't help but take photos before you even get off the boat. The seawater near Zhuhai Lovers' Road is quite yellow. Only after leaving the island did I realize this is the blue that Zhuhai's sea should have. No need for extra filters, the blue is so captivating, I couldn't stop marveling at it. ✅ Here's a summary of my itinerary for your reference: ⛴️ We booked ferry tickets from Zhuhai Xiangzhou Port, 💰100 yuan/person, and arrived in 50 mins. 🏠 We stayed at Yugui Minsu. Their rooftop is great for taking photos, and the rooms are generally clean. The only downside is the lack of soundproofing, but it's acceptable considering the price. 🚶‍♀️ We walked everywhere on the island. It's not big, and you can basically cover it in a day. The popular Kamakura-style photo spots have long queues. You can take great photos elsewhere, so waiting in line isn't necessary. 🌅 If you have time, you must, must, must watch the sunset!!! Go to Guishan Warship Memorial Park! It's incredibly beautiful!! My phone battery died there from taking so many pictures. ❌ I personally don't recommend renting a bicycle. Some of the uphill roads are quite challenging, and the island is small, so it's not necessary. 🍚 If you can't find a place to eat, 7-Eleven is definitely the best choice. The tea restaurants are a bit of a rip-off. If you're not set on Cantonese food, we ate at a place called "Xiang Yue Qing," which was decent. You can also order seafood there.