A blend of Southeast Asian arcade buildings and French-style architecture, this filming location from *The Bad Kids* is full of lively local atmosphere.

Zhanjiang is a hidden-gem city soothed by great food and the sea. Life moves slowly here, and the seafood is cheap, fresh, and perfect for a relaxing getaway. Here is a classic 4-day, 3-night itinerary that balances city charm with island scenery. Follow it and you will not go wrong!
After arriving in the morning, head to Jinshawan Beach for a stroll and watch the gentle sunset glow spread across the sea. In the afternoon, wander through Chikan Old Street, check in at filming locations from *The Bad Kids*, and soak up the Republic-era arcade-building atmosphere. In the evening, go to a night market for seafood lao fen, grilled oysters, and the city’s authentic everyday bustle.
Get up early and take a boat from Dongnan Wharf to Naozhou Island (China’s largest volcanic island). Visit the black volcanic reef coastline, go to Sea Turtle Town to see giant sea turtles, and try catching crabs on the tidal flats at low tide. In the evening, enjoy an authentic seafood feast on the island and stay overnight, falling asleep to the sound of waves.
In the morning, head to Huguangyan to explore its rare maar lake geological wonder, breathing deeply in this natural oxygen bar. In the afternoon, return to the city and stroll along the Xiashan Sea-Viewing Promenade. At dusk, watch fishing boats return to port at Fisherman’s Wharf Park, then try authentic Zhanjiang wet-spicy beef and oyster chicken hotpot in the evening.
Drive to China Mainland Antarctic Village to see the stunning meeting line where the Qiongzhou Strait and the Beibu Gulf converge. In the afternoon, watch the orange sunset reflected on the sea at Tianchengtai, then begin your journey home with a full heart.
Beyond the core stops in the itinerary, these places in Zhanjiang are also well worth visiting:
A blend of Southeast Asian arcade buildings and French-style architecture, this filming location from *The Bad Kids* is full of lively local atmosphere.

China’s largest volcanic island, with black basalt coastlines, a cinematic lighthouse, and century-old sea turtles you can feed.

The park’s large lawn is great for picnics, and you can also see warships here. It is excellent for photos.

A rare maar lake with mirror-clear water and high levels of negative ions, making it a natural oxygen bar.

The southernmost point of mainland China, where two seas seem to embrace. At low tide, you can walk out to the meeting line.

When you come to Zhanjiang, eating is absolutely the highlight! Do not miss these local specialties and restaurants:
The oyster boat offers many flavors. The lemon and aged tangerine peel flavor is refreshing, the wet-spicy beef is tender and smooth, and the sauces are full of flavor.

Freshly slaughtered free-range chicken, a sweet and savory broth, plump oysters, and an excellent way to eat it with sand ginger dipping sauce.

The beef is tender, juicy, and bursting with flavor. The wet-spicy sauce is hot, fragrant, and slightly sweet, while the charcoal grill brings out its tenderness.

Tender beef, rich broth, and noodles that soak up all the flavor. This is an authentic taste of Chikan.

Zhanjiang (Guangdong) temperature on 2026-09-10: high about 31.7°, low about 25.5°, sunny. Today's detail plus a seven-day trend and a comparison with other cities in the province. Updated daily; not an official warning.