Shanhai Yashi is a standout choice located just steps from Baimajie’s historic alleyways. This heritage-inspired guesthouse features handcrafted wooden furnishings and sea-facing balconies with panoramic views of Zhoushan’s coastal cliffs. Guests enjoy complimentary access to local fishing village tours, including visits to century-old salt fields and traditional fish-drying workshops

Haiwan Shiguang Villa stands out for its tranquil sea-facing suites, each featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that frame uninterrupted views of the East China Sea. The villa’s hillside location ensures privacy and quiet mornings filled with gentle waves and seabird calls. A private seaside tea pavilion allows guests to relax with a cup of local green tea while watching the sunrise over the water

Baima Ji · Jiu Xiang Li transforms a 100-year-old courtyard house into a cultural retreat, preserving original timber beams and brick walls. Daily activities include local dialect workshops and paper-cutting sessions led by elder residents. The on-site restaurant serves seasonal seafood dishes like "Three-Part Fish," crafted using traditional island preservation methods, offering a true taste of Zhoushan life

Most hotels within the Baimajie district offer walkable access to key attractions: Dinghai Old Wharf is just a 5-minute stroll away, where you can take small boats to explore nearby fishing villages. Nearby Baimeijie Market sells fresh seafood, handmade textiles, and sweet snacks. Early morning visitors can witness live fish auctions and learn about traditional fishing techniques directly from local fishermen

Haiyu Ju · Yu Zhou Su offers exclusive morning deep-sea fishing excursions guided by experienced local fishermen. Guests sail to offshore reefs to try catching sea bass and grouper, learning species identification along the way. Afterward, the catch is prepared using authentic Zhoushan curing methods and served as a special dinner—creating a memorable fusion of adventure and culinary tradition

Tongqu Haiwan Holiday House is designed with families in mind, featuring an indoor playroom, sandpit area by the beach, and free rental of snorkeling gear. Weekly events include island storytelling sessions, where elders share legends and seafaring tales from Zhoushan’s past. Kids can build sandcastles, search for shells, and learn about marine ecosystems—all while enjoying a safe, engaging environment