Zhuzailing Islet
猪仔岭
A volcanic-rock islet just outside the mouth of Nanwan, shaped like a little pig lying on the sea. It is the island's signature sea view and a great place for photos and sea-watching.
Zhuzailing Islet lies in the sea east of Nanwan on Weizhou Island. It is a very small volcanic-rock island, named for its shape, which resembles a little pig lying in the sea. It is separated from Weizhou Island by a narrow strait. The islet has no residents. Its cliffs show layered volcanic deposits and sea caves, and the surrounding water is clear, with well-developed coral reefs. Visitors mostly photograph it from the east shore of Nanwan or from the Crocodile Hill side, though it can also be seen up close on boat tours or diving trips. Landing rules follow local regulations. It can be scheduled on the same day as Nanwan Old Street and Crocodile Hill.
Opening hours
Open all day (viewing only)
Nearby sights
- Nanwan Bay & Old Street
- Colorful Beach (Wucai Beach)
- Weizhou Island Crocodile Mountain Volcanic Park
- Dishui Danping Cliff
- Shiluokou Beach
- Chengzai Our Lady Church
- Xijiao Sunset Point, Weizhou Island
- Shengtang Catholic Church