Guishan Island is located on the southeast coast of Zhuhai City, adjacent to the Lingding Ocean, with an area of approximately 8 square kilometers. It is situated among the Wanshan Islands, one of China’s four major archipelagos, and forms a strategic position with Niutou Island to the north, acting as a shield in the shipping lanes between Hong Kong and Macau. Guishan Island is one of the more developed islands in the Wanshan archipelago with a significant population, offering visitors not only coastal scenery but also a profound experience of the unique lifestyle of the island’s inhabitants.
Guishan Island holds unique historical and cultural value. A statue of the famous patriotic hero Wen Tianxiang from the late Southern Song Dynasty stands on the island, facing the sea, as if still witnessing the rise and fall of the vast Chinese land. The towering Guishan Warship Martyrs Memorial on the island records the naval battles of the People’s Liberation Army that took place here in the early 1950s, providing a place for future generations to pay their respects and mourn. In 1986, Guishan Island was designated as a cultural heritage protection unit by Zhuhai City.
Opening hours are all year round, open all day. Preferential policies include free admission for children under 6 years old and not exceeding 1.2 meters in height; discounted tickets for children aged 6 to 14 years old and between 1.2 to 1.5 meters in height, and for seniors aged 60 and above. Additional notes: 1. It is recommended to purchase tickets for free children on-site to avoid the inability to board due to full capacity. 2. The above information is for reference only; please refer to the information disclosed by the scenic area on the day of visit. The above is the preferential policy for the ferry project, for reference only.
Guishan Island
Guishan Island is located on the southeast coast of Zhuhai City, adjacent to the Lingding Ocean, wit[...]
