Guangdong

Guangdong is a coastal province in southern China with access to the South China Sea. The regional diving scene is modest and varies by location, with most diving centered around nearby coastal cities and offshore sites. Inland districts like Conghua District are not known for in-water diving, while coastal areas offer shallow reefs, rocky outcrops, and occasional wrecks accessible from multiple ports. Expect warm to tropical-like conditions in summer and cooler waters in winter, with visibility ranging from limited nearshore to better offshore. Snorkeling options exist inland, but true scuba diving mainly occurs in the sea around the province and adjacent waters. Plastic-free, respectful diving practices and local regulations apply, with centers typically catering to recreational divers and introductory courses.