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Weizhou Island, located in the Beibu Gulf off Beihai, Guangxi, is China's largest and youngest volcanic island. Known for its pristine beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and dramatic volcanic landscapes, it offers diving, sunrise/sunset views, and a historic French Catholic church. Ideal for eco-tourism and cultural exploration.
Overview
Weizhou Island (Chinese: 涠洲岛), a AAAAA-rated scenic area, is a 24.74 sq km volcanic marvel in the Beibu Gulf, celebrated for its turquoise waters, lush vegetation, and geological wonders. Recognized as "China’s Most Beautiful Island" by National Geographic (2005), it blends adventure, culture, and ecological richness.
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Weizhou Island’s untamed beauty and sustainable tourism make it a must-visit for global travelers seeking adventure and tranquility.