Wuzhizhou Island, once a humble fishing village, now stands as one of Sanya’s most picturesque beach destinations. Shaped like a butterfly and encircled by soft, white sand, the island is named for its vibrant coral reefs just offshore. Divers and snorkelers flock to these waters to explore the colorful underwater world, teeming with conchs, sea urchins, and a variety of tropical fish. Visitors today can immerse themselves in the natural beauty, both on land and beneath the waves.
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