How Amazing Is the Island Rated as the Most Beautiful by National Geographic

Who would have thought! The blue tears seen on Hua Niao Island are far more stunning than those on Shengsi Main Island, and the clarity of the outer sea is no less impressive than Sanya. For friends around Shanghai and Hangzhou, if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city this summer, this is the perfect getaway!

💎 The fishing village here is full of life
The fluorescent sea at night is like a dreamy fairy tale world.

Standing under the Hua Niao Lighthouse and gazing at the sea, the breathtaking views are unforgettable. You’ll snap so many photos your hands will tire, and after posting them on social media, countless friends will ask for the location.

🏡 Shengsi Hua Niao Island Luli Hotel, praised endlessly
🎪 A 100-square-meter lawn with swings makes for perfect photo ops that will earn you tons of likes. The pool is just steps away, letting kids play to their heart’s content—a great choice for family trips.

🍴 The seaside restaurant and café allow you to enjoy delicious food while taking in the beautiful ocean views, filling you with happiness.

👣 Just a 5-minute walk to Nan’ao Beach, and it’s also convenient to head to Bei’ao Beach to see the fluorescent sea. Summer water fun is easily within reach.

💤 The double-glazed balcony offers excellent soundproofing. For just 58+ per person, you can savor delicious seafood, and the hotel even gifts souvenirs—thoughtful to the extreme.

🚢 The hotel provides boat ticket purchasing and shuttle services, a true blessing for the lazy!

👉 Click below to grab the rare chance to stay at Hua Niao Island’s hotels!

🔥Tips:
Hua Niao Island isn’t very big, but every corner is picture-perfect—blue seas and adorable little flowers are everywhere.
Remember to wear sunscreen when visiting the island in summer.
If you have time, try sea foraging and fishing.

【Tips for Viewing the Fluorescent Sea:】
▪️ The fluorescent sea is also called the "Blue Tears Galaxy."
▪️ The best viewing period is from May to September, and the chances of seeing it now are still pretty high—though luck plays a part, haha.
▪️ Try to avoid rainy days, typhoon weather, and the tidal periods around the 1st and 15th of the lunar month.
▪️ You might spot it at South Pier, Foshou Rock, or the beach bathing area.
▪️ If you’re taking photos, remember to bring a tripod—otherwise, shaky hands will blur your shots.

Where to go this weekend? Come here for a seaside hike and ocean breeze!
Where to escape the heat? Head straight to Hua Niao Island—friends from Shanghai and Hangzhou, don’t hesitate!