Moon Bay Island, Shenzhen, a blue track for surfing in Japanese style.

This vast blue sea has accompanied me for most of my half-month home life 😂 The original plan was to go to Baguang Village for beachcombing, but my "fortune-teller" friend had a bad feeling, so we changed our itinerary temporarily. We took bus E11 to "Nan'ao Moon Bay" station and got off. This is the transfer station where my friend went surfing last time. The scenery is quite good. Walking back along the Moon Bay trail, you can see a lonely island in the distance, with egrets flying freely over the sea. Although the light around 11am is very strong, Japanese-style photos are often presented in this way. If the light is too soft, it becomes a Hong Kong style. Continue walking uphill towards the public toilet, there is a closed restaurant. The owner's cactus group is very strong, and there is a wooden gauze curtain scenic seat next to it, which is very good for taking pictures. Moon Bay Plaza is located in the bustling area of Nan'ao Town. It is relatively lively during the fishing season. Fishing boats, sunsets, seafood vendors' cries, and the strong atmosphere of a Tanka fishing village. Due to the recent suspension of dine-in in Shenzhen, most seafood stalls are closed. We finally found a roast meat restaurant where we could sit outside, otherwise we would have to eat on the side of the road. In addition to taking photos, this track can also be used for cycling or skateboarding. Children are welcome, and the hotel has adult bikes for rent. If you are tired, you can take the small train, suitable for families with children! Outdoor swimming pool, small beach, kayak, pet lawn, children's playground... The hotel has its own resort area, which can be visited even if you are not staying there. However, the entrance to the track near the beach is currently closed, and you need to enter through the hotel.