About Beihai
Located in the southwest area of China, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region possesses a charming city in the south - Beihai. Due to the city's advantageous position, lying on the northeastern bank of Beibu Gulf, it is known as an excellent tourist city. Beihai is a hub city connecting the southwest of China to Southeast Asia while lying adjacent to Guangdong, Hainan, Hong Kong, Macau and Vietnam. Facing the Beibu Gulf, the local climate is very pleasant: sufficient sunlight, abundant rainfall, luxuriant plants, green grass and beautiful flowers flourish in its fresh air. Beihai is ranked as one of the five most beautiful holiday resorts in China and is famous for its vast sea, long beach, islands, lakes, forests and hills. Many natural scenic spots and historical sites there are under the nation's protection such as Beibu Gulf Square, Xingdao Lake, Silver Beach, Underwater World, Dongpo Pavilion and Wenchang Pagoda. In addition, the islands of Weizhou and Xieyang, located in the Beibu Gulf, are also most attractive and very popular.
Weather
Beihai is located in the south subtropical zone featuring the maritime climate with monsoon style. The annual average temperature is 22.4C (about 72F )and the highest is 37.7C (about 100F) while the lowest is about -1C (about 30F). That is to say, there are no frosty days in winter and no extremely hot days in summer.
In November, the local weather is usually very comfortable with average temperature around 20C in daytime and 15C in nighttime. However, cloudy or raining days are quite often in November in Beihai. A pullover lined with a raincoat is suggested if you go outside, in particular to the seaside in the early morning and evening.
Time Zone
GMT+0800
Transportation
Beihai Fucheng Airport is rather small, which serves primarily domestic destinations within China. Another option is to fly to the Nanning Wuxu International Airport, which locates in the nearby city of Nanning, 240km far from the venue hotel.