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Things to Do in Zhuhai (2026)
Zhuhai's coastline is its crown jewel. Start at Lovers' Road, a 28-kilometer seaside promenade perfect for cycling or strolling, with views of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macaoβ¦ ποΈ Beach and Coastal Walks
Zhuhai's coastline is its crown jewel. Start at Lovers' Road, a 28-kilometer seaside promenade perfect for cycling or strolling, with views of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. For a quieter beach, head to Zhuhai Beach (also known as Haibin Park), where you can swim or relax on the sand for free.
π‘ Chimelong Ocean Kingdom
One of the largest aquariums in the world, Chimelong Ocean Kingdom in Hengqin is a must for families and marine life enthusiasts. The park features killer whale shows, roller coasters, and a massive whale shark exhibit. Tickets cost around 380 RMB for adults, and it's best to arrive early to avoid crowds.
ποΈ Historical Villages and Culture
Explore Doumen Old Street in the Doumen District, a well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty street with traditional architecture and local snacks. Another gem is the former residence of Dr. Sun Yat-sen in Cuiheng Village, just a short bus ride from Zhuhai, offering insight into the revolutionary leader's early life.
π’ Island Hopping Adventures
Take a ferry from Xiangzhou Port to Dong'ao Island or Wailingding Island for a day trip. Dong'ao Island offers hiking trails with panoramic sea views and a quiet fishing village atmosphere. Ferries run several times daily, with round-trip tickets around 160 RMB per person.
πΏ Parks and Nature Escapes
Zhuhai is known for its green spaces. Visit Yuanming New Garden, a replica of Beijing's Old Summer Palace, for a mix of history and landscaped gardens. For a more natural setting, hike up Mount Shijing in the city center for a panoramic view of the coastline and Macau in the distance.
π Local Food and Night Markets
Don't miss the seafood at the Gongbei Port area, where you can pick fresh catches and have them cooked at nearby restaurants. For street food, head to the Wanzai Night Market, open from 6 PM to midnight, offering grilled oysters, stinky tofu, and sugarcane juice. Prices are reasonable, with most snacks under 30 RMB.
π Cultural Shows and Entertainment
Catch a performance at the Zhuhai Grand Theater, a striking building on the coast that hosts opera, ballet, and concerts. For a unique experience, visit the New Yuanming Palace in the evening for a light and sound show that brings the imperial gardens to life. Tickets range from 100 to 300 RMB.
π Getting Around Zhuhai
Zhuhai's public bus system is efficient and cheap, with most routes costing 2 RMB. For flexibility, rent a bike through the public bike-sharing system or use ride-hailing apps like Didi. The Zhuhai Tram line runs along the main tourist corridor, connecting Lovers' Road to Gongbei Port.
Honestly the guide is spot on, especially about the seafood near Gongbei. If you're there on a weekend, walk a bit further into the alleyways behind the main port, there's a spot called "Hai Di Lao Seafood Street" that's just a bunch of tiny stalls, you pick the fish from the tanks and they grill it right there. Way cheaper than the big restaurants and the squid is insane. Also, for getting around, don't bother with the tram if you're short on time, the buses are way more frequent and the tram only runs every 15-
Nice write-up. I'd add that the bike ride along Lovers' Road is even better if you go south towards the Gongbei border, the path gets closer to the water and you get a great view of the Macau skyline at sunset. Also, for a cheaper and less crowded beach option, take the bus out to Jinwan Beach, it's further west but the water is usually cleaner than the city beaches.
Good list, the Chimelong tip about arriving early is key. One thing I'd add is that if you're not into massive theme park crowds, the Zhuhai Museum in the city center is a hidden gem, it's free and has some surprisingly good exhibits on the local fishing and pearl diving history. Also, for a different dinner spot than the night market, the area around Jida has these little family-run seafood places, I had a killer steamed fish and some garlic veg for like 60 RMB total, way more chill than Gongbei on a Saturday night.
Getting to Zhuhai in 3 months?
If you're coming from Guangzhou South station, the high-speed train is actually pretty solid. It's about an hour to Zhuhai station at Gongbei, and tickets are around 70 yuan. The station drops you right by the border with Macau, so it's convenient if you're planning to hop over. I'd skip the bus from Guangzhou because traffic on the G4 can be unpredictable, especially on weekends.
honestly if you're flying into shenzhen instead of zhuhai, the ferry from shekou to jiuzhou is the move. it's like 130 yuan and takes just over an hour, way more chill than sitting on the bus through the bridge with all that customs nonsense. once you're at jiuzhou port you're right near jida which has decent food spots and is close to the beach if you wanna stretch your legs after traveling
depends which airport you fly into honestly. if it's zhuhai airport (zuh), the airport bus is fine and runs direct to gongbei or jida for like 25 yuan. if you're coming through hong kong instead, the ferry from shenzhen shekou to jiuzhou port is faster than dealing with the bridge bus imo, about an hour and 100 yuan. trains are only useful if you're already in guangzhou or shenzhen, zhuhai station is gongbei so you'll pop out right at the macau border