Compared to Jiediao Sand, I love this coastline more, which is listed as one of the most beautiful by National Geographic

Shenzhen has made me realize that a city needs parks and the sea🌊 ————————————————————— I read many guides that said reservations were needed, but when I went there, I found that if you just want to go to the beach, no reservation is required. The place is not very crowded and still a bit of a niche spot, probably also because it's too far from the city center, so many people are discouraged by the distance. - "Apparel" I recommend wearing comfortable shoes👟. The descent on the mountain trail is fine, but the key point is the last steep slope, which is difficult to navigate without holding onto a metal chain⛓️. It can be troublesome with children, as that small section of the path is not suitable for kids, but some parents still bring them, it's just a bit more difficult. It takes about half an hour to get from the platform down to the beach. - "Transportation" We drove there and parked at parking lot number 4🅿️. To go up to the observatory, you need to take a bus, which costs 10 yuan per person and takes about 10 minutes. Most people choose to take a boat back, which costs 50 yuan per person, with a minimum of six people per boat. It's mostly a shared boat🚢 trip, and it takes about six or seven minutes to reach the beach. It's not too far to walk back to parking lot number 4. - Try to choose a later time in the afternoon to go, otherwise it's very hot, too hot to feel like taking photos. It's much more comfortable to chat and enjoy the breeze by the beach later in the day. There's no signal under the beach, so if you plan to stay for a while, remember to let your family and friends know in advance.