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Hotels near Fuzhou Pingtan Island: (5.58 mi) Wyndham Pingtan (7.21 mi) Ramada Pingtan Hotel (6.86 mi) Yucheng Seaview International Hotel (6.71 mi) Haoxiang Hotel (6.70 mi) Hairun Hotel View all hotels near Fuzhou Pingtan Island on Tripadvisor

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Marija I

Hong Kong, China11 contributions

PARADISE

Aug 2020 • Friends

I strongly recommend Tan Nan Wan beach on the island.There are a lot of things to do.You can rent a jet ski,swim,hike.There are some restaurants and bbq shops with delicious sea food.This beach has changed a lot in 1 year.White sand,blue sea,amazing climate,simply, paradise !

Written September 1, 2020

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Gustavo A

Coimbra, Portugal213 contributions

Perfect Example of Coastal China

Jun 2018

Contrary to some islands, Pingtan retains a very modest appearance throughout most of the island. Abundant street seafood, lots of sand everywhere, and most people will be very curious to see a non-chinese visitor. My advice is get off the main streets and up the hills, try to rent a bike and just ride along the shore. It definitely won't be crowded, you'll get great views (both ocean and small stone villages with a rural look), and you might even be lucky enough to come across a small café like I did, and get yourself some bubble tea. Pingtan for the win!!
PS: Try all the street food!!! There is so much variety and it is all so tasty!!

Written June 16, 2018

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Dana L

Tel Aviv, Israel38 contributions

Amazing island

Jun 2015 • Couples

I am crazy of this island. Only one thing that makes me angry ... evrybody are looking at me because i am blond and have a blue eyes...

Written June 17, 2015

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Kragujevac, Serbia4 contributions

Trip to Pingtang

Sep 2019 • Solo

I spent one week on Island. It's boring, windy and beach is nothing special.
Food is kind of expensive!!!

Written October 9, 2019

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Blaobaba

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A bit different than coastal China.

Jul 2018 • Friends

We went to Pingtan from Fuzhou and managed to swim at the island off the Eastern coast. On the island we found a stone house village which looked very nice. We didn't see all that Pingtan has to offer so we are definitely coming back.

Written July 14, 2018

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Chengtao

Philadelphia, PA1 contribution

Ping tan island

Aug 2013 • Friends

There is a beautiful island ...it's perfect for photographer .. There may going to build a bridge to Taiwan ,although city is under development , when it finish it will be a star at southern of china

Written October 25, 2013

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schlitzohr18

Shanghai, China2 contributions

The Island is for the moment one big construction site. Highways are being build, city is under development and the tourists spo

May 2013

Not yet to recommend. Maybe if they do it right and not to try to overdevelope the island it could be worth. The sea is clean and quite blue.

Written May 7, 2013

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Instantcalmer

Yasothon, Thailand1,031 contributions

Construction zone

May 2017 • Friends

I went here with a small group of friends over a holiday weekend. We set out from hot Fuzhou dreaming of a swim. When we got to the beach it was nicely cooler but windy. They tell me it's often windy. The beach had ponies to ride, dune buggies to hire and even a few wind surfers. The water is quite clean.
Went to the recreated Old City and saw a play with judges, pretty maidens and pirates. . Not bad as long as you realise it's really a theme park and a way to sell goods to tourists.
The sea food is excellent here and I found sea scallops which are not so common. The next day we went to the fairy well by the sea which is also supposed to be a place for now immortals to ascend to the heavens. Pretty but not exceptional. Still too windy for swimming.
There's a lot of construction and associated, mess but Pingtan will become a showpiece and trading centre with Taiwan. There is even talk of a very long bridge.
Go for the seafood.

Written June 10, 2017

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kaijunjiang

Beijing, China73 contributions

Need to know where to go

Feb 2017 • Couples

This island didn't look like a typical island at all at first glance. It was all buildings, people and traffic you would normally find in cities. The major tourist spots were substandard and some were rather tacky in my opinion. To really explore the island, you'll need to find out by yourself or hire a local guide who knows where the hidden gems are. I went to some really nice beaches along the south and southwest coast quite by accident. I don't even know their names, as there were no signs or people. I remember one being very close to the Tannan Bay, about 5 minutes drive. The sand was as fine as flour and I had the beach all by myself. There were rugged rock clusters where I climbed up and had a perfect view of the East China Sea.

In general, the island is still at an infant stage of tourism development, which means dining and hotel options are limited, but the positive thing really is that some of the beaches are less touristy and as a result have retained the natural beauty that I suspect won't be able to hold up for too long.

Written February 13, 2017

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