Yudai Beach is a sandy peninsula in Boao Town, Qionghai City. Here, there is a unique landscape at the confluence of rivers and the sea. Standing on the narrow Yudai Beach, on one side is the turbulent South China Sea, and on the other side is the calm confluence of three rivers (Wanquan River, Longgun River and Jiulong River). The scenery is very peculiar. To go to Yudai Beach, you must take a cruise ship. The dock for boarding the ship is next to the permanent site of the Boao Forum for Asia. Generally, you can buy a scenic spot package ticket for the permanent site of the Boao Forum for Asia and then visit Yudai Beach together. The waves in the South China Sea are a bit big, so swimming in the water is relatively dangerous. Generally, tourists just play on the beach and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the three rivers flowing into the sea. Opening hours: Open all year round from 8:00 to 16:00. Must-see tips: 1. The sea area of Yudai Beach is relatively primitive. It is recommended not to swim in the water. 2. The sand grains on Yudai Beach are relatively coarse. It is recommended not to step on it barefoot.
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