Explore Luzui Villa and Shenzhen Observatory in Shenzhen

Explore the natural beauty and astronomical wonders of Shenzhen with a day trip to Dapeng Peninsula, starting from Liantang Port. Experience the pristine ecology of Luzui Villa and the magnificent starry sky at Shenzhen Observatory. 1. Morning: Head to Luzui Villa Transportation: From Exit D of Liantang Port Metro Station, take a bus to Yangmeikeng Station, then transfer to a shuttle bus or speedboat to Luzui Villa. Bus fare is about 12 yuan, shuttle bus fare is 13.8 yuan per person, and speedboat fare is 30 yuan per person. Attraction Introduction: Luzui Villa is located in Yangmeikeng, Nan'ao, Dapeng New District, Shenzhen. It is the easternmost resort in Shenzhen, known for its pristine ecology and coastal charm. It features a long coastline, quaint wooden houses, and European-style buildings, as well as a variety of recreational activities such as night crab fishing and offshore snorkeling. Suggested Schedule: Depart at 8:00 AM and arrive at Luzui Villa around 10:00 AM, enjoy the attractions until noon. 2. Noon: Lunch and Rest Have lunch at the cliffside restaurant in Luzui Villa with a full sea view, savoring seafood delicacies. 3. Afternoon: Head to Shenzhen Observatory Transportation: From Luzui Villa, you can take a taxi to Shenzhen Observatory. It is about 21.4 kilometers away and takes approximately 41 minutes. Upon arrival, hike to the observatory boardwalk. Wear suitable shoes for the hike, which takes about half an hour and offers stunning scenery along the way. Attraction Introduction: Shenzhen Observatory is located near the cliff top at Entrance No. 4 of Xiyong Beach in Xiyong Community. It is a paradise for astronomy enthusiasts and a dream destination for photographers. The observatory features an astronomy building, an astronomy science hall, and a cliffside boardwalk. Suggested Schedule: Depart around 1:00 PM and arrive at the observatory around 3:00 PM, enjoy the attractions until about 5:00 PM. 4. Evening: Return to Shenzhen City From the observatory, return to Shenzhen city or Hong Kong by ride-hailing service or public transportation.