Shuangyue Bay is surrounded by the sea on three sides, and it is named "Shuangyue Bay" because it looks like two crescent moons from a bird's eye view. It is located in the seaside resort of Huidong County, at the southern end of Renping Peninsula in Huidong County. Shuangyue Bay is divided into two bays, which are composed of two semi-moon shapes adjacent to Daya Bay and Hongwan. The left bay is as flat as a mirror, and the right bay is choppy. The two sand ridges lead directly to Daxing Mountain, like a dragon going out to sea, like a double dragon playing with pearls, which is very majestic.
The sea is crystal clear, the bottom of the sea is flat and soothing, 200 meters offshore, and people can stand in the sea. Half Moon Bay near Daya Bay, breezy and full of waves, is beautiful. Half Moon Bay on Rainbow Bay is rough and thin. White curved beach, fine sand, crystal clear and clean. Motorcycles and cars are driving on the beach, just like driving on the sea, which is fun.
Geographical environment of Shuangyue Bay
Shuangyue Bay is the most beautiful beach, four hours' drive from Guangzhou and only two hours' drive from Shenzhen. There is little development here, and many beautiful shells can be found on the beach. The wide beach is no less than the scenery of Hainan, and it is a good place for camping and leisure. White beaches, dark green forest belts, blue sea, colorful reefs, charming islands and shuttling fishing boats constitute the scenery of Nanhai Fishing Port.
Due to the wind direction, the water color in the left bay is unclear, and the water in the right bay is clear to the end. Standing at the forefront of the observation deck of Daxing Mountain in Shuangyue Bay, from a distance, the all-round sense of natural tolerance can never be obtained by other means. In addition to climbing mountains to capture the beautiful scenery, the quaint fishing village style of Shuangyue Bay is also an attractive highlight, and the simple fishermen's life is even more fascinating.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Shuangyuewan