Zhanjiang maritime city

Zhanjiang maritime city

"Maritime city", formerly known as "Brazil Maru", is a Japanese international long-distance passenger and cargo ship with a history of 40 to 50 years. It has a length of 156 meters, a width of 19.6 meters, a total of seven floors and a displacement of 17000 tons. It was launched in 1951. In 1954, it carried a youth delegation of China Japan friendship to visit China. Later, it was changed into a tourist ship and anchored at the niaoyushi Bay, a Japanese tourist resort. It was introduced by Zhuhai Huaying Group in 1997 and settled in Zhanjiang the next year, facing the majestic South China Sea Fleet across the sea.

Project honors

"Maritime city" has been listed as "designated tourism unit of Guangdong Province" by Guangdong Provincial Tourism Administration and "key protection unit for legitimate rights and interests of enterprises in Zhanjiang City" by Zhanjiang Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection and supervision.

Project introduction

It is a new marine eco-tourism project, with beautiful beaches, blue sea, subtropical customs as a combination of marine tourism and entertainment attractions. At present, there are marine science museum, Shell Museum, electronic entertainment city, star performance stage, open-air bar, nightclub, Chinese and Western restaurants, etc. inside the ship, it is a comprehensive large-scale marine tourist ship integrating sightseeing, entertainment, catering and shopping. As night falls, the city on the sea is brightly lit, just like the night pearl inlaid in Zhanjiang Bay.

Transportation guide

Address: No.6 Minyou Road, Xiashan District, Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province

Longitude: 110.41319586667

Latitude: 21.198932396377

Tel: 0759-2110115

Traffic information: bus No.9, No.16, No.30, get off at Haicheng station.

Chinese PinYin : Zhan Jiang Hai Shang Cheng Shi