When it comes to the romance of Xiamen Bay, this soft stretch of beach claims half the credit. With Class II marine water quality nationwide, the beach boasts clear waters, smooth sands as fine as powder, and endless coastline that invites you to pause, wander, or simply find your inner peace. Every object and scenic view here seems bathed in a soft-focus filter. Combining the beauty of the finest sandy beaches with exotic garden landscapes, this is the ultimate destination for a coastal getaway.
From the historical culture, folk arts, and family traditions of the She ethnic group, to the distinct ethnic identity — this experience brings you face-to-face with the vibrant heritage of the She people. More than just a miniature of the coastal volcanic geological landscape and natural scenery, it also builds on volcanic science to take you on an immersive journey through time and space.
Among the current national geoparks in our country, the Coastal Volcano National Geopark stands out for its well-preserved scale and unique landscapes. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities including forest battlefield experiences, live-action CS battles, archery, go-karting, rainbow slides, and more.
Enjoying a prime location along the main volcanic geothermal vein, and neighboring the world-rare "Terracotta Army at Sea," the "Shanhai Yaochi" Hot Springs are blessed with an annual average oceanic climate of 21°C and the naturally gifted "Volcanic Golden Spring" thermal water. Facing the sea, this hot spring resort allows you to directly experience the warmth of the bay through your skin. The sodium bicarbonate spring water, rich in various trace elements, promotes wellness and rejuvenation for both body and mind. Featuring multiple functional zones, it is an ideal destination for family vacations.
A wonder of nature and a textbook geological landscape, this site allows you to venture deep inside and explore the magnificent volcanic lava in an immersive experience. The ancient Niutoushan volcano, formed 24.6 million years ago, features a rare and typical shield-shaped crater with well-preserved structure, distinct rock facies variations, and clearly visible layers from three eruptive stages comprising 15 eruptions. Geologists have hailed it as a "rare ancient volcano museum both in China and abroad" and the "Terracotta Army under the sea," and it is among the best-preserved submarine volcanic craters in the world. This renowned destination combines geological heritage conservation, scientific research, and tourism into one unforgettable scenic experience.
