Xinhui East Coast Hot Spring Tourism Resort

Xinhui East Coast Hot Spring Tourism Resort

The Xinhui East Coast Hot Spring Tourism Resort is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

The Dongying Xinhui East Coast Hot Spring Tourism Resort was developed and constructed with massive investment from Shandong Xinhui Construction Group. The project is located in the core area of Binhai Blue Town, adjacent to Hongguang Fishing Port, bordering the sea to the east, the central urban area to the west, and overlooking the Yellow River Estuary Nature Reserve to the north. It occupies the most superior natural landscape resources in Dongying, and is positioned at the central hub of the tourism landscape belt that includes the nature reserve, Red Carpet Wetland, and Longyue Lake 0-line.

This is Dongying’s first low-density, purely Mediterranean-style hot spring resort community. It features a 1,500-acre water landscape system, a three-star hot spring hotel, a hot spring fitness center, a 200-meter waterfront beach, and other facilities. It lies adjacent to the Red Carpet Wetland, one of Dongying’s four major scenic features, and boasts uniquely advantageous natural eco-tourism resources.

The Qi-Lu Beautiful Coast here is extremely gentle, with a slope of only one-thousandth, and minimal tidal variation. When the tide recedes, it reveals a 2–3 kilometer-wide beach where swimmers can venture far out to the sea to collect Shandong Province’s unique white clams, making it an ideal spot for beachcombing.

The Beihai Artificial Beach covers an area of approximately 9,000 square meters and offers a rich variety of water facilities. The Space-Time Hot Spring, yachts, and aviation club form a three-dimensional tourism network, making it a great destination for leisure vacations and family trips.

Address: Dongying Modern Fisheries Demonstration Zone, Hedao Road, Kenli District, Dongying City

Featured Landscape: Wetland Red Carpet

Tourist Route: Boat Cruise — Platform Fishing — Outdoor BBQ — Beach Entertainment — Indoor and Outdoor Hot Springs

Source: Shandong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism