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Located on the Huidong Peninsula, the Conch Cape Trail begins at the Pinghai Power Plant in Xunliao Bay and ends at the long Mozishi Beach in Xunliao Bay, covering a total length of approximately 6 kilometers. This natural swimming spot boasts some of the cleanest waters in hundreds of kilometers of eastern Guangdong, offering stunning scenery and pleasant views, with plenty of shady spots for rest along the way.
The route features six beautiful, nearly undeveloped beaches with fine, crystal-clear sand. The route traverses beaches, reefs, village roads, lychee groves, and caves, as well as mountain climbs and jungle walks. The coastline is named Conch Point because it is covered in conch shells, a rare sight on other coastlines.
Suitable for all seasons
The whole journey is about 6km, and the hike takes 4-5 hours.
free
All day
The Conch Horn is known for its distinctive conch-shaped rock formations that have become a symbol of the region's natural beauty. The site holds cultural significance for local communities and is popular among tourists for its tranquil atmosphere and scenic coastal views.
Conch Horn is located in Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, along the coast. The easiest way to get there is by taxi or private car. Public transportation options are limited, so it’s advisable to use a taxi for convenience. Walking around the site is recommended once you arrive.
The site is open year-round, and there are no specific opening hours, as it is a natural landmark. The best time to visit is during the cooler months, from late autumn to early spring. Weekdays tend to be quieter than weekends.
There is no entrance fee to visit the Conch Horn, as it is a natural landmark. Some nearby areas or attractions may have a fee, but entry to the rock formations is free. You can visit anytime without the need for ticket purchase.
No advance booking is required for the Conch Horn as it is a natural attraction without a specific entrance or tour schedule.
A visit typically takes around 2-3 hours, including time to explore the rock formations, hike the nearby trails, and enjoy the coastal views. You can spend more time if you wish to relax and take in the surroundings.
Guided tours may be available depending on demand, though they are not always offered. Tours are typically conducted in Mandarin, with some guides potentially speaking basic English.
Start by visiting the Conch Horn formations, then explore the nearby trails to enjoy the coastal scenery. Afterward, relax at one of the viewpoints before returning to the entrance area.
Night visits or light shows are not typically available at Conch Horn. The best experience is during daylight hours when the natural beauty of the site can be fully appreciated.
The site can get crowded on weekends and during public holidays. To avoid crowds, visit on weekdays, especially in the morning.
Basic facilities are available, including rest areas and toilets. However, there are no large food courts or shops at the site, so it is advisable to bring your own water and snacks.
The main areas are accessible, but there may be some uneven terrain, especially along the hiking trails. Elderly visitors or those with mobility issues may find certain parts difficult to navigate.
Cash is accepted, but mobile payments such as WeChat Pay and Alipay are commonly used and recommended for convenience. Credit cards may not be widely accepted.
Vegetarian options are typically available, though vegan and halal food options may be limited at local eateries. It’s best to inquire at restaurants for specific dietary needs.
Souvenir shops are available in the surrounding areas, selling local handicrafts, tea, and regional snacks. Common souvenirs include pottery, textiles, and locally made jewelry.
Taxis or local buses are available to take you to nearby attractions or back to Huizhou City. Alternatively, you can continue your journey by private car or arranged transport for more convenience.
