Quanfu Island

Quanfu Island is the most beautiful of the Xisha Islands. The gravel on the island is all pure and soft white sea sand. Except for shells and corals, even the tiny stones are a rare white color.

There is only a flagpole and a platform for raising the flag on the island, and no one lives there.

Quanfu Island is surrounded by clear and transparent waters. You can see the seabed with your naked eyes. It is super beautiful to take pictures here!

Many small sea urchins were washed onto the shallows and drifted with the current.

The Quanfu Island area is rich in aquatic products.

After returning from the Xisha Islands, we didn't want to see the sea. The 232nd cruise we took, the Changle Princess Cruise departed from Sanya Phoenix Island International Cruise Port on February 2, was the only cruise since its launch to spend the New Year's Eve at the southernmost tip of the motherland. We bid farewell to the Year of the Dog and ushered in the Year of the Pig, which was also the most meaningful year of my life. In the beautiful and rich Xisha Islands, we took nothing away, only memories! We left nothing behind, only footprints! Thumbs up for the prosperity and strength of our motherland.

As early as on the speedboat going to and from Yagong Island, I saw a white island not far away against the backdrop of the sea and sky. There was a national flag flying in the wind. Apart from that, no other buildings could be seen. I thought the island was beautiful at first sight. When we boarded Quanfu Island, we found that its beauty exceeded my expectations. Looking around, the white sand beach is surrounded by the deep blue or light green sea, and the waves gently beat the beach. Looking up, there is the blue sky and white clouds. Looking further away, it is no longer possible to tell where the sea is and where the sky is. At this moment, I can no longer find the right words to describe it. I can only sigh repeatedly: "It's so beautiful!"

I learned later that Quanfu Island is the most beautiful of the three Xisha Islands and is one of the "white, rich and beautiful" Xisha Islands. Completely different from Yagong Island, the entire island of Quanfu Island is covered with very fine sand. It is very comfortable to step on. The sea water near Quanfu Island is also very clear, clearer than the sea water near Yagong Island, and there are many colors, looking like glass, so it is named "Glass Sea". We walked on the waves, wrote and took pictures on the soft beach, sat on a higher sand pile and looked into the distance, feeling like in a painting and in a dream. Even if you look from the beach on this side of the island to the other side of the island, you can't see the beach and sea on the opposite side, but you can see the white sand under the blue sky, a parasol, and a swing, which also constitutes a beautiful picture. With such a beautiful scenery, of course, we can't forget to "declare sovereignty". I took out the prepared national flag and took pictures on the island. Other tourists saw it and came to borrow it. I guess everyone has a common voice. Such a beautiful island is a precious heritage left by our ancestors to every Chinese, and it must be protected.

Quanfu Island is an uninhabited island covered with soft, white sand. The surrounding sea water reflects the white sand at the bottom, which is as green as crystal, and a full and fresh breath is blowing in your face.

Maybe it's because the speech center is underdeveloped, or maybe it's because I go to school more and read less books. Anyway, my brain can't think of how to describe it. Anyway, it can be summed up in one word: beautiful! It's so beautiful!

The setting sun gradually turned the clouds in the sky red, warmly reflecting the last rays of the sun, freezing into the last breathtaking memory of the Xisha Islands in my mind.

Quanfu Island is about 3 kilometers away from Yagong Island. It is uninhabited and covers an area of ​​only 0.02 square kilometers. The island is covered with fine sand and the surrounding seawater is clear and transparent. You can see the seabed with your naked eyes. The surrounding sea is the most beautiful sea area in the entire Xisha Islands. The seawater is rippling and crystal clear like a sapphire. The isolated beauty here is breathtaking. The most skillful painter in the world cannot adjust its color with natural dyes. Even advanced cameras can only reproduce it from the appearance, but cannot contain its charming charm.

The first island in Xisha is super beautiful. The sea water is like in the painting. It is worth taking pictures.

White fine sand and glass-like sea water are intoxicating.

The sky is blue, the water is crystal clear, and everything is bright and dazzling under the strong sunlight. When the sea is calm, the water is as transparent and bright as glass, and is known as the Glass Sea.

Xisha, Quanfu Island, a small island in the Xisha Islands, covers an area of ​​0.02 square kilometers. Seeing this pure sea water, transparent as glass, everything is satisfied.

Very good, very beautiful, the sea is so blue, beautiful

I love my motherland, I love Xisha! ! ! !

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It rarely rains in Xisha, so I was lucky to encounter a rainy day in Xisha. The third stop was Quanfu Island, and the wind was so strong that I covered my face with three towels. The wind was so strong that the GoPro I rented for snorkeling turned into a Gonepro. The wind was so strong that the flag-raising ceremony had a sense of theater in "Flags of Our Fathers". Under the five-star red flag fluttering in the wind, I was very proud to leave two jumping works. The first one was taken by a 64-year-old couple from Beijing, and the second one was taken by 65-year-old Uncle Xu from Nanjing. The four of us shared a cabin and formed a Zhongnanhai combination of Central, Nanjing, and Shanghai. What surprised me even more was that I claimed to be invincible in traveling around the country, but I was just a little friend in front of the two. The former couple traveled around China by car after retirement, and the latter visited more remote attractions alone than me. As the saying goes, people are not old after walking through the green mountains, and they still smile at the sky when they are over 70. During the whole trip, there was no internet and no entertainment. The most I did was to chat with three old friends and tell them about our experiences in the world. On the road, the probability of you running into someone who has traveled all over China is probably less than one percent, but in our small four-person cabin, it is 100 percent.

For those who aspire to travel all over China, the Xisha Islands are the last piece of the puzzle, and I am glad that I have been to the Xisha Islands when I could still jump like Mario.

We took a speedboat to Quanfu Island. As the speedboat sped forward, the color of the sea kept changing from dark blue to dark blue, azure blue, and light blue. When we approached the island, the coral reefs on the seabed were clearly visible.

Quanfu Island was formed by the impact of coral sand, and the beach is piled with white, soft sand.

The water around the island is relatively shallow, reflecting charming light blue and light green colors under the sunlight.

Because there is no one living on the island, the water is extremely clear and transparent.

Quanfu Island has beautiful scenery and is very pristine. It is located 4 or 5 nautical miles northeast of Coral Island.

The island is made up of white, soft sea sand, so the shape of Quanfu Island changes slightly every year due to the erosion of the sea. The island is named after the extremely rich resources in the surrounding sea area.

A flag-raising ceremony was held on Quanfu Island. All the passengers gathered together, took off their hats, watched and sang the national anthem together. The scene was sacred and spectacular.

The sea in my beautiful China is incomparably beautiful. It is the most beautiful sea I have ever seen.

This is the most beautiful sea I have ever seen. It is so beautiful that it is beyond description. Everyone on the boat kept exclaiming "Wow" and "It is so beautiful". It is so beautiful that it makes my eyes wet. I highly recommend it. My great China is the most beautiful!

This is a small island covered with sand. There is no tree on the island, only a national flag and a signal tower.

Looking at the vast sea and blue sky, my imagination runs wild.

Watch the sea, watch the sea, and watch the sea all the way along the beautiful beach.

I bought a boat ticket at the Little Ant Shop and went to the beautiful and rich Xisha Islands. Some people say that the island is full of white sand. It is not an exaggeration. The island is full of soft white sand. Walking on the beach, blowing the sea breeze, stepping on the waves, the troubles in work and life disappeared. I took some funny photos with my friends, and the whole journey was full of laughter. What moved me the most was the raising of the national flag. Standing at the southernmost tip of the motherland, when the five-star red flag rose slowly, everyone sang the national anthem with the music, and my heart was surging and I was excited to cry.

The most beautiful island in the Xisha Islands that can be visited at present, it is uninhabited because it is made entirely of sand, but the water is clear and the scenery is beautiful.

The water is clear, the reef is clearly visible, and Quanfu Island is right in front of you. This is an uninhabited island covered with white sand, with an area of ​​0.02 square kilometers and the highest point is only 1 meter above sea level.

The coral reefs here are rich in species and aquatic products, so it is named Quanfu Island. Fishermen will stop at Quanfu Island when they go out to sea to fish. During the 100 years of navigation, porcelain from sunken ships is scattered on the reef and deeper on the seabed.

The ocean's erosion, transportation and sedimentation over a long period of time have created this pure white and soft world. Looking around, the end of the white is the endless blue water.

The weather at sea is unpredictable, and it suddenly rained heavily. There were almost no facilities on the island except for an island monument, a flagpole, and a solar device. We had nowhere to hide from the wind and rain. The rain soon passed, and we could continue to look at the boundary between the water and the sky in the wind. The ocean currents gathered gravel and brought dead wood from a distant place.

Later, I learned from a chat with the crew that a few years ago, the white sand of Quanfu Island was finer, but with the development of tourism in recent years, the frequent entry and exit of ships inevitably destroyed more corals, and the white sand is naturally not as good as before.

Quanfu Island, this white paradise that seems lost in the world, is actually not alone. To the northeast of Quanfu Island, Yinyu Island is across from Quanfu Island, while to the southwest, Quanfu Gate is across from Coral Island. Crabs and other life hide in the gravel, and the barren island is full of vitality. (Yinyu Gate and Quanfu Gate are both names of waterways, two of the several waterways that divide Yongle Atoll into seven reefs.)

Although the Xisha Islands are very beautiful when photographed from an aerial perspective, drones are not allowed to be used here. Tourists are also not allowed to take photos of islands that they cannot access.

The ultraviolet rays at sea are strong, so you should pay attention to sun protection even on cloudy days.

The beautiful and rich Xisha Islands---Quanfu Island

It's a very small island, but it's really beautiful. I was lucky enough to have a sunny day.

The purity of the glass sea in the beautiful Xisha Islands is beyond your imagination!

The island is not big and has no public facilities. There is a flagpole in the middle of the island. The blue sky, white clouds, blue sea and white sand beach are natural filters, and no photo editing is needed. The ultraviolet rays are extremely strong.

This is a small island. On the whole island, there are only white sand, emerald green water, and you. The scenery is so beautiful that no words can describe it. Stand quietly on the shore and listen to the sound of the purest sea water.

A very beautiful uninhabited island. It is made entirely of sand. The flag-raising ceremony was held on the island, which was spectacular.

Quanfu Island is known as the White, Rich and Beautiful Island. I have seen many sunny day photos taken by many people in travel guides. I was lucky enough to catch a rainy day when I actually arrived here. It was also very beautiful! Recommend, recommend, recommend, I say it three times! ! !

White sand beach, clear sea water, pristine ecology recommended

The white sandy beach, crystal clear water, and colorful corals cover the entire seabed like blooming flowers, and the sunlight makes the sea water change color from green to blue, until the water and sky merge into one in the distance. Wearing a gorgeous dress, with white sand, blue sky and clear water as the background, it is a beautiful painting.

White, rich and beautiful! Fine white sand and turquoise sea! The most unforgettable thing is the solemn flag-raising ceremony.

Quanfu Island is an uninhabited island and the largest of the three islands. The beach is silvery white and the sea is light green, which is super beautiful. It is the island with the most beautiful scenery.

It's all white shell powder. Very beautiful. There are no residents on it.

It is an isolated island with no inhabitants. Unlike Yagong Island and Yinyu Island, there are no public toilets. However, the island is not big, and you can return to the mother ship after playing for an hour or so. Quanfu Island is uninhabited, and the rest rooms and public toilets planned to be built in the past few years have not been completed. Various reasons such as transportation and climate have greatly increased the cost. The vegetation is being planted. Coconut trees are not suitable for survival on their own and require complicated manual labor to grow. The reason why Quanfu Island is called Quanfu Island is that it is named after the rich seafood in the surrounding area, which is rich in giant clams. There are records that a batch of cultural relics from nearby Qing Dynasty shipwrecks were salvaged in the 1970s. It is about 3 nautical miles away from Yagong Island. It is uninhabited. The island is full of soft white sea sand, mixed with red coral powder that has been blown and broken, and the water is clear and the sand is fine. The scene on the seabed can be seen with the naked eye, and it is also called the glass sea.

Follow the only official cruise ship "Coconut Princess" to Xisha, only Quanfu Island, Yagong Island and Yinyu Island are open. China is vast, which is a precious treasure given to us by our ancestors. The beautiful archipelago, half of which is seawater and half of which is fish, needs us to take better care of it. This is also the southernmost point of China that ordinary people can reach at present (Nansha is not open to ordinary people).

Quan Fudao met the host of Travel Channel while he was recording a show.

I remember I once carved a friend's name on this beach, took a photo and sent it to him. He was very excited and said that he finally had the chance to show off to others.

The scenery on Quanfu Island is different in that it has almost no buildings. There are some scattered receiving lighthouses, some of which are broken. Then on the island, the scenery here is more delicate than that of Yinyu Island. The island is not very big, but under the cover of sand and sea water, it presents a very special scenery.

I didn't expect to see props here, two white outdoor chairs, and a pair of scenic statues of lovers on the table. From a distance, being in the shallow beach, the romance flowed to the beautiful Xisha Islands, which really gave people an unexpected surprise.

Even so, there are still some plants trying hard to grow here. They may be hit by typhoons again in the near future and may be washed away in the blink of an eye, but this does not affect their persistence in growing at the moment. In such an environment, all life will be worthy of respect.

In fact, swimming in the sea is not allowed here, but on such a beautiful beach, who can resist? Even if you are wearing a life jacket, you have to go down. Many people will try to soak in the beautiful sea water under the supervision of the coach in such a beautiful scenery.

A group of people spontaneously brought garbage bags to pick up the garbage hit by the waves. Promoting craftsmanship and environmentally friendly travel is actually very important for people who are always away from home. This is not only an initiative, but also a life attitude.

Quanfu Island is rich in aquatic products, and fishermen often come here to fish. Because they can catch fish, the fishermen here have become rich and got the name. There are many coral reefs nearby. Quanfu Island has not been developed yet, and there is usually no one living on the island. Only our tourist guests come every few days. There is a team of less than 200 people. The sea sand on the whole island is white and fine, and it looks particularly clean and tidy. The tour guide said that the white sand used in the Beijing Olympics was transported from here.

Quanfu Island is the last island we visited during our trip to the Xisha Islands. It is the smallest of the three islands, Yagong Island, Yinyu Island and Quanfu Island, and it is uninhabited. But it is the most popular one for me. The transparent and clear water, the fine coral sand, the hermit crabs and the Chaos Crabs everywhere, and the five-star red flag fluttering in the wind.

Quanfu Island is uninhabited. The island is covered with fine sand, which changes shape every day. It is so beautiful.

It's so beautiful, you'll regret it if you don't go. I'll want to go again if you do.

We went there on the Coconut Princess, which is said to be the only legal way for Chinese tourists to reach the Xisha Islands. The equipment on the ship is not luxurious, but the stewards are quite enthusiastic and the service is very hospitable. Quanfu Island is an uninhabited island, basically fine sand, and sometimes you can see hermit crabs. We had originally planned a lot of activities, but it rained when we went there, so it became free activities. The sailors and fishermen said we were lucky because it rarely rains in the Xisha Islands, but on rainy days, the scenery is different. We felt our insignificance in the vast ocean. The strong wind blew the waves, and like magic, a sand embankment was created. I heard from the crew that the scenery is different every time we go to Quanfu Island.

We went there on the Coconut Princess, which is said to be the only legal way for Chinese tourists to reach the Xisha Islands. The facilities on the ship are not luxurious, but the stewards are quite enthusiastic and the service is very enthusiastic. Quanfu Island is an uninhabited island, basically fine sand, and sometimes you can see hermit crabs. We had planned a lot of activities, but it rained when we went there, so it became free activities. The crew and fishermen said we were lucky because it rarely rains in the Xisha Islands. However, the scenery is different on rainy days. You feel your insignificance in the vast ocean. The strong wind blows the waves, and a sand embankment is created like magic. I heard from the crew that the scenery is different every time you go to Quanfu Island.

Blue sea and blue sky, pure sandy beaches, charming coral reefs, various fish and birds. The days in Xisha are just swimming, diving and daydreaming. Except for the abuse of going back and forth on the boat and the lack of any public facilities, it is a very pure trip.

Super beautiful, super fine sand, not many people, the seafood is delicious

Quanfu Island, the most beautiful island, makes its final appearance! The rich emerald color and tiffany blue are unpredictable!

Quanfu Island is indeed the most beautiful island in Xisha. The camera cannot fully capture its charm. Only by being there can you feel its vastness and flawless whiteness!

It is an uninhabited island, named for the rich ecology of its sea areas.

The beach here is white, fine and clean, and walking on the beach is like walking on a soft carpet.

Xisha has coral reefs that stretch for several kilometers. The calcium carbonate skeletons of corals and other organisms are piled together, which is the so-called "coral reef".

The water in Quanfu Island is my favorite. It is not the kind of emerald green with strong contrast or dark green, but a crystal-like transparent green, which is set against the white sand at the bottom. Therefore, this green has a hint of milk color, which is particularly fresh. At the same time, as the depth of the sea water varies, the color changes very richly, from milk green to transparent green.

The sand on Quanfu Island is the whitest. It feels soft and fluffy when you step on it, making you feel comfortable and favorable.

The shape of Quanfu Island has the most sense of structure. Quanfu Island is not an island that is exposed above the water. When the tide is high, the sea water will pass through the island, forming a winding "river" with many bends; even when the tide is low, the "river" will not disappear completely, which makes Quanfu Island more beautiful and more worth exploring than other islands.

There are no permanent fishermen on Quanfu Island and there are very few plants. If it were not for the national flag on the island declaring China's sovereignty and the communication base station reflecting the level of technology, it would not be an exaggeration to regard this island as a blind spot of modern civilization.

For example, on the other side of the island is a long and narrow beach that stretches into the sea like a bull's horn. Here, the sea water on both sides comes with waves and crashes past. You can imagine how spectacular this place would be if the wind and waves suddenly rise.

The Caribbean coast is not as beautiful as this.

The pristine ocean, even the dead trees on the uninhabited islands look so artistic.

The thin and soft grass on the beach is so adorable and has such strong vitality that the scorching sun does not affect their survival at all.

On the vast seashore, under the scorching sun, the girl holding a parasol looks so comfortable and relaxed.

Even more shocking than the pork belly in Jiuzhaigou.

This is an uninhabited island with an altitude of less than 2 meters. The whole island will be submerged during high tide, so it is uninhabitable. This is the most beautiful island with snow-white, fine and soft sandy beaches, surrounded by green shallow sea and deep blue sea in the distance!

This is an uninhabited island. There is only a flagpole and a small house on the island. No one lives there. This is also the first time I have seen such transparent sea water. Everything in the sea is so clear. The cool sea water hits my feet. Even if the sun is shining on my head, it will not affect my good mood at all. We caught crabs on the island, picked up nameless garbage floating from the sea, took pictures with various gadgets... and had a lot of fun. The islands in Xisha are basically made of coral reefs, so the gravel on the beach is not the kind of very fine and soft. Although they are very white, they have a very scrub effect. After walking on them for a day, there will be a lot less dead skin on your feet.

After landing on Quanfu Island, I found that all the bumps were worth it. This place is known as the Glass Sea. The area around the island is like a painting with a pen, a completely different light green, with a clear boundary with the dark blue not far away. The sand here is the finest of all the islands in the Xisha Islands. Stepping on the silvery white sand is like stepping on flour. It was also cloudy, which was a little regretful. If it were blue sky and white clouds, this sea view would be absolutely perfect.

Quanfu Island is actually just a small sandbar. It only takes five minutes to cross it, and it may be submerged by the tide at any time.

The sunlight on the island is very strong, so be sure to take sun protection measures.

Time is too short, open your eyes wide and seize every second left here.

The corals in Quanfu Island are the most beautiful. My eyes and shutter were numb and excited. Unfortunately, the camera with a waterproof bag had limited photography capabilities and was unable to record even one ten-thousandth of the underwater beauty.

The sky and the sea are incredibly blue, it couldn't be more beautiful. The Xisha Islands are a holy place in my heart.

Qibao Liuli Quanfu Island. Facing this magnificent and dreamy world, all color terms will seem pale, and people can't find the right color vocabulary to describe it, so they are speechless.