Three waterfront hubs shaping an international bayfront lifestyle
Designed for 1.6 million passengers a year and seamlessly connected to Guangzhou Metro Line 4, it is an important international passenger port in the Greater Bay Area.
China's first cruise home port with seamless metro access, featuring a 770-meter shoreline, berths for 225,000-ton and 100,000-ton vessels, and annual capacity of 750,000 passengers.
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Located beside Humen Bridge, this 170,000-square-meter marina has 352 berths and was the first in mainland China to receive The Yacht Harbour Association's Five Gold Anchors award.
One of the first yacht entry and exit ports, supporting northbound Hong Kong yachts and southbound mainland yachts
Nansha Marina WebsiteA multidimensional transport network efficiently connecting the Greater Bay Area
Guangzhou Metro Line 4 reaches Nansha Passenger Port Station directly. Step out of the station into the core of Nansha Bay, with seamless access to waterfront transport hubs.
Multiple bus routes, including Nansha Route 3, 18, 24, Nansha Tourism Route 1, Nansha School Route 1, Route 53 and Route 62
Nansha Route 3, Nansha Route 18 and Nansha Tourism Route 1: all stop at Nansha Passenger Port
Nansha School Route 1: stops at Nansha Passenger Port Station, passes through Jingang Avenue and terminates at Nansha Gymnasium
Nansha Route 24: runs between Humen Ferry Terminal Bus Station and Hengli Metro Station Bus Station, passing Nansha Passenger Port
Nansha Route 5: stops at Cruise Home Port Station, passes Yingdong Avenue and heads to Hengli Metro Station and Mingzhu Bay
Jiuwangmiao Shuttle Outer Ring (A3): passes Lujing, Nanheng, the coastal greenway, Nansha Primary School, Shenwan and Dongjing
Nansha Route 53: passes Humen Ferry and reaches Nansha Children's Park
Nansha Route 62: passes Yuyuan, Luwan Village, Nanbeitai and Guangzhou No. 2 High School Tianyuan School
Panyu Route 143: stops at Humen Ferry Station, passes Jingang Avenue and Nansha Avenue, and heads to Shiqiao and Panyu Energy-Saving Technology Park
Convenient driving access to major destinations across the Greater Bay Area
15 minutes: reach the core of Mingzhu Bay and the Shenzhen-Dongguan boundary
20 minutes: reach central Nansha, Nansha Hub and Qingsheng Hub
40 minutes: direct access to downtown Guangzhou
45 minutes: reach Shenzhen Bay Port
Convenient driving access to major Greater Bay Area airports
Nansha Bay sits at the geographic center of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, surrounded by five international airports and connected to major global cities through an efficient aviation network.
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Aviation Hubs · Global Connections
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A 4F-class international aviation hub with annual passenger throughput exceeding 50 million
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One of China's three major international hub airports, with a large-scale Terminal 3
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An important aviation gateway in the Greater Bay Area with convenient links to Hong Kong and Macao
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An international airport operating 24 hours a day with connections around the world
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A leading global aviation hub distinguished by its Sky Bridge
Nansha Bay is located in the southeast of Nansha, Guangzhou. It lies on the west bank of the Pearl River Estuary, in the eastern part of Nansha Subdistrict, at the main outlet of the Pearl River, and is where cooperation between Nansha, Hong Kong and Macao first took root. Huangshanlu Forest Park sits to its west, while Humenkou and the Huli Waterway border its east and south, with Yourong Shipyard to the north.
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