Qiongzhou Strait is located between Leizhou Peninsula in Guangdong Province and Hainan Province, which belongs to the inland sea of China and is one of the three major straits in China. The coastline on the north and south sides of the Taiwan Province Strait is jagged, with headlands and bays alternating. From east to west, there are Hongya Angle, Paiwei Angle, Yuyu Angle and Jiaowei Angle on the north bank.
The headland consists of basalt, Hongkan Bay, Hai 'an Bay and Jiaowei Bay. Qiongzhou Strait is an important channel for maritime traffic between Guangdong Sea and Beibu Gulf, connecting Beibu Gulf with the maritime corridor in the central and eastern South China Sea, and it is also a shortcut for maritime traffic from Guangzhou and Zhanjiang to Hainan, Guangxi and Vietnam. 20 19 12.30, Qiongzhou Strait online ticketing system was officially launched.
Qiongzhou Strait is located in the tropics, with warm climate and abundant rainfall, but typhoons are also frequent, averaging about 3 to 4 times a year, which is one of the major natural disasters in this area.
There are many fishing grounds in Qiongzhou Strait, which are rich in fishery resources, including yellow croaker, catfish and abalone. , many kinds, high economic value. It is also an important transportation channel.