Rated as the most beautiful place by National Geographic

I've finally come to see how beautiful Xiapu, which was listed in National Geographic and is known as the "International Tidal Flat Photography Sanctuary," really is. It was almost evening when I arrived in Xiapu, and I rushed to Dongbi, Sansha. Travel tips: You can drive to Dongbi Village. Since we were close to sunset, we rushed to the light and shadow plank road by the sea under the guidance of the tour guide. There are wave-like tidal flats here. In October, you can no longer see the seaweed farming, but you can still see the bamboo poles standing on the sea. We were lucky to catch the sunset. When the sunset turned the tidal flats and the sea golden, and when the waves rolled in the golden light of the sunset, I was very touched. Scenery: Absolutely beautiful, the most beautiful sea area in China, only open to Chinese citizens. The sea is as clear as glass under the sunlight. There are no tourist facilities on the island, so it is very primitive. Every photo you take is a beautiful screensaver. There are two cruise ships to Xisha, Nanhai Dream and Xianglong (Xianglong is newer and has upgraded facilities). We took the Nanhai Dream. The room is small, the bed is low, and you may hit your head. There is not much space for four people to move around in the room, so I spent most of my time in the reading room or on the deck. The bathroom is fully equipped, clean, and spacious. You need to bring your own towels and toiletries. Bring enough clothes to change into, as you will sweat a lot. It's best to bring a few more sets.