Sanniang Bay, one of Guangxi's Top Ten Scenic Spots and a National 4A-level tourist attraction, is known as the home of the Chinese White Dolphin. Located on the coast of the Beibu Gulf in southern China, it sits to the south of Xiniu Foot Town in Qinzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. To the east, Sanniang Bay Village faces Beihai across the sea, while it neighbors Qinzhou Port to the west. The area is easily accessible via the Fangqin-Xiniu Secondary Highway, offering convenient water and land transportation. It is rich in aquatic resources, featuring four famous local specialties: green crabs, large oysters, prawns, and groupers. It is also the place where tourists are most likely to spot Chinese White Dolphins.
With its superior geographical location, Sanniang Bay boasts rich and unique tourism resources. It is renowned not only for its white dolphins but also for its magical and magnificent tides.
In 2005, Sanniang Bay was honored as one of the "First Top Ten Scenic Spots of Guangxi." In October 2006, it was designated a National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction and a National Agricultural Tourism Demonstration Site. By December 2007, it earned the title of "The Most Investment-Potential Tourist Attraction in Western China." Famous for its azure seas, sandy beaches, peculiar rocks, lush forests, fishing boats, fishing villages, sea tides, and Chinese White Dolphins, Sanniang Bay enjoys the reputation of the "Hometown of the Chinese White Dolphin." The scenic area consists of attractions such as the Sanniang Stone, Sow Stone, Wulei Ridge, and Weide Temple. It also served as the filming location for the famous movie Haixia, the CCTV MTV Wanwan Ge, and the 20-episode TV series Haiteng Hua.