Yangjiang hotels like a local.
You come to Yangjiang for South China Sea beaches, Hailing Island seafood, the Nanhai I shipwreck story and Guangdong’s knife-making heritage.

About Yangjiang
Yangjiang sits on Guangdong’s southwest coast, facing the South China Sea. For travellers, the coast is the main draw: Hailing Island, Shapa Bay, Moon Bay, Dongping and a long official coastline of 470.2 km shape most itineraries. It’s less polished and less English-friendly than Guangzhou or Shenzhen, but it suits beach weekends, family resorts, seafood meals, road trips and a more local Guangdong coastal break.
Where to stay in Yangjiang
Each is a different version of the city. Choose by mood and the room follows.
