Tucked away off the main road just up from Silver Beach, and conveniently located for the ferry terminal and Overseas Town, WBS Hostel makes for a solid, if unremarkable, budget choice. It has both dorms and private rooms, but it lacks atmosphere and there are no sea views as claimed. No English spoken.
WBS Hostel
Guangxi
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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Quite an incredible sight, this church was built in 1880 with coral and volcanic rocks from the seabed in a neo-Gothic style. Rather formidable despite…
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Crocodile Mountain Geological Park
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Former British Consulate Building
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Former German Consulate Building
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Across the street from the Former British Consulate Building is this charming two-storey yellow structure built in 1905.
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This historic building was disguised as a pharmacy that allowed the Japanese to pursue espionage activities in the 1930s.
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0.61 MILES
This 24km-long stretch of silvery-yellow sand with apparently clean water, about 8km south of the city centre, is an enjoyable spot. It's not as amazing…
2. Former British Consulate Building
4.7 MILES
Beihai's first consulate of a western country is a whitewashed edifice built in 1885 that now sits inside the grounds of the Beihai No 1 Middle School…
3. Former German Consulate Building
4.72 MILES
Across the street from the Former British Consulate Building is this charming two-storey yellow structure built in 1905.
5.14 MILES
Dating from 1896, this attractive edifice now serves as a tiny museum devoted to relics of the Qing dynasty postal system. No English captions, nor photos…
5.2 MILES
This historic building was disguised as a pharmacy that allowed the Japanese to pursue espionage activities in the 1930s.
25.18 MILES
Quite an incredible sight, this church was built in 1880 with coral and volcanic rocks from the seabed in a neo-Gothic style. Rather formidable despite…
7. Crocodile Mountain Geological Park
27.79 MILES
This breezy jaunt alongside the sea follows a long boardwalk that snakes past wave-sculpted caverns, sandy coves, rock pools, sea stacks, rock arches,…