One of China's most liveable seaside cities, Zhuhai pairs palm-lined coastal roads and offshore islands with a relaxed pace — and sits right beside Macau across a short border.
History & culture
Made a Special Economic Zone in 1980, Zhuhai chose green, low-density development over heavy industry, earning a reputation as a 'garden city' and, more recently, a hub of the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau mega-bridge.
What to see & do
- ◆The Lovers' Road coastal promenade and Fisher Girl statue
- ◆Boat trip to the Wailingding or Dong'ao islands
- ◆Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge viewpoints
- ◆Yuanming New Park
- ◆Easy border crossing to Macau
What to eat
- ●Fresh seafood and oyster dishes
- ●Cantonese seafood congee
- ●Macau-influenced egg tarts nearby
Getting there
Zhuhai Jinwan Airport and the Guangzhou–Zhuhai intercity rail serve the city; the Macau border and the mega-bridge are right here.
Avoid the pitfalls
- Island ferries depend on weather — check schedules and book ahead in summer.
- For Macau, confirm your visa/entry situation before crossing.
- It's calm and scenic rather than packed with sights — pair it with Macau or islands.
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