The small islands near Nan Chang Island

The small islands near Nan Chang Island

Lindamar Beach: Features a cave made of white rock formations resembling sea clams, stretching 5 kilometers in length.

Mermaid Beach: The most alluring, beautiful, and tranquil beach, completely natural, located in the leeward northwest area with no big waves—truly a dream destination.

White Beach: Rocky surroundings with crashing waves. Visiting here feels like being on a deserted island.

Turtle Beach: A 4-kilometer-long beach covered with turtles that come here to lay their eggs on its hot sands. It’s one of the favorite recreational spots for visitors.

Paradise Beach: Still retains its pristine natural state, where visitors often sunbathe nude and swim in secluded corners.

Fu Island: A beautiful island with emerald waters and powdery white sand, home to lobsters and conches. Visitors can reach the island by canoe. The water is crystal clear, offering a stunning view of the underwater world.

Pirate Island: A great spot for diving to observe a variety of colorful fish in the sea.

Giant Lizard Island: Recently advocated by Junan, this island is home to a type of large lizard from Central and South America known as the iguana. They have long been accustomed to living here and even take food from visitors’ hands.

Nan Chang Island Seaside Beach: The best place for sailing activities. Comfortable boats take you to various diving spots. Nearby, beautiful coral gardens host numerous colorful fish. The coral barrier extends 30 kilometers, and within 30 meters of depth lies a world of corals—a top destination for visitors.

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