Beihai is a coastal city in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, known as the 'Number One Beach in the World'. The core attraction, Beihai Silver Beach, is famous for its 'long and flat shoreline, fine white sand, and warm clean water', with a 24-kilometre stretch of pure white sand making it an ideal spot for water play and watching sunsets. Weizhou Island, the youngest volcanic island in China, is accessible by ferry and features wonders such as Crocodile Mountain Volcanic Park,五彩滩 (Colorful Beach), and Dripping Danxia, with crystal clear turquoise waters. Strolling along Beihai Old Street, you can admire century-old arcade buildings and experience the Nanyang atmosphere. Qiaogang Customs Street is a food paradise, blending Vietnamese flavours with local seafood. Must-try dishes include shrimp cakes (crispy outside, tender inside), pig trotter noodles (soft and flavourful), crab roe noodles (fresh, tangy, and sweet), steamed grouper, salt-and-pepper mantis shrimp, and a variety of sweet soups.