On the azure sea surface of Qinzhou Bay, there are over a hundred small islands of various shapes scattered among them. The islands are surrounded by seventy-two winding waterways, which are called ‘Seventy-two Channels’. The channels are like jade belts, and the islands are like bright pearls. People sit on the boat, and the boat travels in the channels. The Seventy-two Channels has always had the reputation of Penglai in the south. Here there is mangrove forest known as the ‘living fossil under the sea’, a bronze statue of Sun Yat-sen, and scenic spots such as Xiandao Park, Yagong Mountain, Crocodile Rock, and Liudun Island. Sightseeing in the Seventy-two Channels is mainly by boat tour. The recommended route is Seventy-two Channels Tourism Wharf – Qinzhou Port – Longmen Port – Mangrove Scenic Area of Qinzhou Port Wetland Park – Seventy-two Channels Tourism Wharf. The specific business status of opening hours is subject to the opening situation on that day.









