Dongyong Beach

- Everyone is rushing to take pictures, this place is really too beautiful! I've been in Shenzhen for many years and didn't know about this place Stumbled upon it with friends online Thought it was very pretty, a mysterious and beautiful niche spot Just 30 yuan to get a photo just like the one at the Holy Elephant Gate - For specific route strategies, please refer to the previous video~ This place is currently quite niche, only hikers go this way Make sure to come when the weather is good, blue skies, white clouds, and a glassy sea You'll be amazed by the beauty here every minute! Safety first‼️ 📍Dongchong Beach, Shenzhen Dongchong Beach

For those who are interested in crossing from east to west in Shenzhen, please be cautious: this is the most challenging hike I've ever done. After completing the MacLehose Trail, I was only sweaty, but after crossing from east to west, I was covered in dirt... I was so dirty that I was embarrassed to take a taxi... The road conditions are like this👇The bay is jumping around on large rocks, if you can't walk, you'll have to climb over the mountain. The mountain is not high but requires rope climbing, the slope up and down is the same～But the scenery is absolutely beautiful, the supply on the road is also very complete, any bay has speedboats ready to take you away at any time, and the mung bean jelly is also very delicious. Be sure to wear gloves and hiking boots🥾

🌟 The Wear Nose Rock is geologically known as a sea arch, a rather rare and very peculiar coastal erosion landform on rocky shores. The cape, surrounded by the sea on three sides, is strongly eroded by waves on both sides, forming sea caves. As the waves continue to act, the sea caves interconnect, forming an arch. The Dongchong sea arch looks like an elephant's trunk extending from land to sea, hence it is called Wear Nose Rock. 🏝 Location: Dongchong Beach 📍 Address: Dongchong Village, Dongchong Road, Longgang District, Shenzhen City 🎫 Ticket: 30 RMB per person | Transportation: Self-driving is recommended 🌟 Tips: It's really recommended to come on a weekday if possible, as weekends are very crowded! Be sure to pay attention to sun protection! 🔆 Tips for visiting: 1️⃣ The beach you walk to is now about 4-5 o'clock when the tide rises to the level of your calves, so you need to wade through the water. It's best to go during the low tide between 3-4 o'clock. 2️⃣ The caves are all rocky, so you must wear shoes that prevent slipping. 3️⃣ There are many rocks, so remember to be safe and careful not to bump into them. 4️⃣ In addition to swimming and playing in the water at Dongchong Beach, there are surfing and paddleboarding lessons available. Next to it is a big排头, a 5-minute climb will give you a beautiful view of the coast.

【Roaming Spot】Dapaitou, Dapeng New District, Shenzhen 【Ticket】Free/ Vehicles need to make a reservation in advance on weekends 【Transportation】 ★Self-driving: Dongchong Bathing Beach/Dongchong Community Tin Hau Temple parking lot ★Bus: Take E11 or E26 from the city to Moon Bay Square in Nan'ao, then transfer to bus M231 to reach Dongchong Bathing Beach Station, follow the location towards Dongchong Pier, then walk for about 10 minutes to reach Dapaitou Viewing Platform. 【Recommended Reasons】 ★It is currently in the opening phase of the scenery, and not many people know about it. ★You can also camp and watch the sunrise at the moment. ★The mountain and sea scenery is great for photography, a must-go for photography enthusiasts.

Dongxichong is located at the southernmost tip of the Dapeng Peninsula in Shenzhen, surrounded by mountains on three sides and the sea on one side. There are five or six small mountains along the way, and the coastline is long. It has been rated by the National Geographic Magazine as one of the most beautiful coastlines in China. It is also one of the most classic and popular outdoor hiking routes in Shenzhen. I started from Baoan District, took the subway to Shenzhen North Station (around 7:30), then took the E11 bus (fare 10¥), and arrived at the Xinda Bus Terminal around 9:40! At 10:00, I took the Dapeng Holiday Shuttle Line 3 (fare 2.5¥) to Dongchong Bathing Beach Bus Station (arrived around 10:30), and then my Dongxichong crossing journey began! From Dongchong Bathing Beach Bus Station, I walked over a bridge and then started climbing. The rest of the journey was basically half climbing and half along the sea. It was really amazing to see the sea from the mountain, which made me marvel at the magic of nature! Walking along the sea on the rocks, you can feel the wind and waves, which is really joyful. Plus, the weather was super nice, and the color of the sea was really beautiful. You can clearly see that the water is a gradient of blue and green! In this way, you have to walk about five or six small mountains. Each small mountain has a supply station, where water, ice cream (old popsicles seem to be 10 yuan for three, cheaper than Wutong Mountain haha) and snacks are available! The scenery along the way is really beautiful (as you can see in the picture, the real scene is even more beautiful). There are several places with national flags, which are really cool! Around two o'clock in the afternoon, I arrived at a supply station not far from the observatory. There are two choices: one is to climb the mountain to the observatory; the other is to continue along the coastline, which seems to lead to the most beautiful plank road of the observatory, and then to Xichong! You can also take a shuttle bus (10¥) from the observatory parking lot to Xichong Beach. Route: Self-driving: You need to make a reservation to enter Dapeng, and you can navigate directly to Xichong No. 4 Beach! Then take a taxi to Dongchong Bathing Beach Transportation: Subway to Shenzhen North Station - E11 bus - Xinda Bus Terminal - Dapeng Holiday Shuttle Line 3 (this bus is only available during holidays and weekends from May 1st to October 7th, starting at 10:00, about half an hour) - Dongchong Bathing Beach Bus Station/Dongchong Community Work Station Bus Station; or subway to Shenzhen North Station - E11 bus - Nanao Moon Bay Bus Station - M231 bus - Dongchong Bathing Beach Bus Station (I recommend this route, because M231 is available every day, and there are many, I knew it later, I feel like I wasted a lot of time hhh) Return trip: Walk from Xichong Beach for about 20 to 30 minutes to Hesuyu Village (there are homestays and food here) -M232 bus to Zhongzhe Xing (also available) -M426 bus to Yanzi Lake Subway Station! Suggestions: Pay attention to sun protection! The weather is very good, the scenery is beautiful, and the sea is blue! But the sun is very hot! I got sunburned! Wear comfortable shoes, don't bring too many things, there are things for sale at the supply station! Restrooms: There are not many restrooms near the observatory, there are several restrooms along the way, some of them cost money, and some are free, they are very close, it seems unnecessary to go to the ones that cost money Wear gloves, because some places need to pull iron chains!

Dongchong Piercing Rock, Shenzhen's version of the 'Sacred Elephant Sky Gate' seaside cave, is just a short distance from Dongchong Beach. It's a treasure spot in Shenzhen that few people know about, with a stunning glass sea just like Jutiao Sand and Yangmeikeng, but without the crowds. Here, you can take photos without anyone disturbing you, and on a sunny day, it really makes for great shots. For navigation, search 'Shenzhen Taifeng Oriental Marine Biotechnology Co., Ltd.' and see maps 3 and 4 for the location. This year, new stairs have been built for direct access to Piercing Rock. Last year, I had to climb cliffs to get down there, but now it's not only free but also safe and easy to walk. While not many people know about it yet, I plan to pick a good day to go again, as I really love watching the sea. You can also plan to check in at Piercing Rock and Dongxi Chong crossing together at the observatory. Navigation: Shenzhen Taifeng Oriental Marine Biotechnology Co., Ltd. Tickets: Free, no reservation required Bus: M231 Dongchong Bathing Beach Bus Station Surroundings: Dongxi Chong Crossing Follow: There are more hidden treasures on the homepage waiting for you to check in