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Sunny Bay is located in the long and narrow mountain range on the west side of Yalong Bay, like a hosta extending into the depths of the sea, surrounded by the sea on three sides and mountains on one side, forming a geographical form of a peninsula. From a height, it looks like a huge sea turtle guarding the South China Sea. Baifu Cape, the southernmost tip, and Jinmu Cape, the southernmost tip of Hainan Island, face each other across the sea. It is very spectacular, facing Jieshi in the east t…
Sunny Bay is located in the long and narrow mountain range on the west side of Yalong Bay, like a hosta extending into the depths of the sea, surrounded by the sea on three sides and mountains on one side, forming a geographical form of a peninsula. From a height, it looks like a huge sea turtle guarding the South China Sea. Baifu Cape, the southernmost tip, and Jinmu Cape, the southernmost tip of Hainan Island, face each other across the sea. It is very spectacular, facing Jieshi in the east to see the sea. On the east side of Baifu Island, there is also a beautiful beach hidden, called Baifu Bay, which is also a national soft coral protection base. , but the delicate sandy beach and the secluded comfort are the best places for Hainan to experience the original ecology of the island and relax.
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