Shantou Nan'ao Island + Qingao Bay 1-day Tour (Private Tour) [Buick GL8 7-seater]

▲ In Nan'ao, holding a cup of cold brew coffee, with sailboats dotting the distant horizon and waves gently murmuring nearby, time seems to slow down as if kneaded by the sea breeze, even your breath soaking in the lazy comfort.

▲ The Sancong Cliff Lighthouse stands on a cliff at the southeastern tip of Nan'ao Island, featuring a 29.95-meter-tall white cylindrical concrete structure with 14 vertical red decorative stripes. Resembling a "twin ice cream cone," it has become a popular landmark. With a range of 18 nautical miles and the ability to penetrate level-7 sea fog, the lighthouse underwent upgrades in 2010 with an AIS base station and in 2013 with an intelligent energy system. It continues to provide safe navigation for 18 international routes in the Nan'ao Strait, guiding an average of 46 merchant ships daily.

▲ The Nan'ao 23°N Latitude Wall is a popular check-in spot. The wall is marked with "Nan'ao 23°N," carrying significant geographical symbolism and serving as a signature landmark of Nan'ao Island. The strong winds here add a unique experience, making it an ideal location for visitors to immerse in the island's charm and capture memorable photos.

▲ The Lighthouse of Qian'ao Bay in Nan'ao stands at the end of a pier extending into the sea, with its white tower body and light green top creating a delightful contrast, exuding a fresh artistic vibe. Its unique architectural style blends perfectly with the mountain and sea scenery, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts where every shot resembles a Japanese-style masterpiece. More than just a navigational landmark, it's a romantic tourist destination. At sunset, the golden glow on the water paints a moving picture.

▲ Changshanwei Lighthouse is one of the most representative lighthouses on Nan'ao Island, known as an "influencer lighthouse" and a popular spot for wedding photos. Against the backdrop of the winding Nan'ao Bridge and the vast sea, the red lighthouse of Changshanwei appears exceptionally dazzling.

▲ The Qingao Bay Tropic of Cancer Monument, also known as the "Gate of Nature," is China's only Tropic of Cancer landmark tower located on an island, boasting a unique geographical position and significant scientific and cultural value.