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Golden Fruit Bay Ecological Grand View Garden (Golden Fruit Bay Club)

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The Golden Fruit Bay Ecological Grand View Garden was invested and built by Huizhou Golden Fruit Bay Ecotourism Development Co., Ltd. Adhering to the scientific development concept of ecological environment protection, its goal is to create a large-scale comprehensive tourism, leisure, wellness, and resort project. The project is located in the Golden Fruit Bay Ecotourism Development Zone, Yonghu Town, Huizhou City, adjacent to Provincial Highway 357…

Golden Fruit Bay Ecological Grand View Garden (Golden Fruit Bay Club)

The Golden Fruit Bay Ecological Grand View Garden was invested and built by Huizhou Golden Fruit Bay Ecotourism Development Co., Ltd. Adhering to the scientific development concept of ecological environment protection, its goal is to create a large-scale comprehensive tourism, leisure, wellness, and resort project.

The project is situated in the Golden Fruit Bay Ecotourism Development Zone, Yonghu Town, Huizhou City, right next to Provincial Highway 357 and close to Longgang District, Shenzhen. It comprehensively serves the areas of Guangzhou, Dongguan, Huizhou, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong, making it a true urban backyard garden. The project is massive in scale, covering an area of over 20,000 mu with a total construction area of 1.2 million square meters. Golden Fruit Bay features a five-star hotel, semi-detached villas, townhouses, a golf hotel management school (with a standard 18-hole practice range), an eco-organic farm, a spa center, a health club, a wellness center, a leisure tea house, a children’s park, parent-child farmland, and an outdoor training base among other facilities.

The Sheraton Golden Fruit Bay Eco Hotel (five-star), construction of which began in April 2008, serves as a high-end reception venue integrating tourism, dining, vacation, corporate meetings, and team-building activities at Golden Fruit Bay. The first phase of villa complexes, built against the mountains and beside the water, will become a rare high-end property in the Pearl River Delta region that harmoniously blends original ecology with residential living.

Scenic Spot Location

Yonghu Town, Huiyang District, Huizhou City, Guangdong Province

Transportation: Take the Huizhou–Yantian Expressway to the Fozu’ao Exit (this toll gate is 11 km from Huizhou South Bus Station). After exiting the expressway, turn towards Zhenlong and drive 1 km before turning left. Continue for 7 km on the internal road to reach the destination. Alternatively, take Huizhou–Dan Road, then turn onto Provincial Highway towards Zhenlong in Yonghu. In addition, from downtown Huizhou, Danshui, or Aotou, you can take bus No. 99 directly from the bus station to the entrance of Golden Fruit Bay.

Accommodation and Dining: The Golden Fruit Bay Club has its own restaurant and villa hotel, or you can stay at hotels in Huizhou or downtown Huiyang.

Information Source: Local Chronicles Office of Huiyang District, Huizhou City

Yonghu Town: Covering an area of 117.4 square kilometers, Yonghu Town administers one community neighborhood committee and 13 village committees, comprising a total of 186 villager groups, with a permanent population of 40,000. It has a subtropical monsoon climate, with abundant sunshine, plentiful rainfall, a pleasant climate, rich local specialties, and beautiful scenery. A branch of the Xijiang River, the Freshwater River, runs through the entire area, flanked by vast fertile fields. Surrounded by mountains on the east, south, and west, the town boasts natural attractions such as the scenic Huangchaozhang area with its picturesque peaks and the Longtan Waterfall. There are two substations within the town: one rated at 500KV and another at 110KV, as well as four reservoirs (Dakeng, Baishuizhai, Jingzitou, and Jianfeng), totaling... More detailed information about Yonghu Town++

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