The area, with a circumference of 40km around the Nandaihe coast, is free from pollution and boasts very clean air. In accordance with the city planning and requirements for tourist regions, buildings in Nandaihe only cover 20 percent of the total tourist area and houses are sparsely distributed. Gas is widely used for cooking so no smoke is discharged and trees and grass must be planted on 40 percent of the empty land. Sanatoriums that have not yet reached this set standard are not permitted to open for business. All such strict measures have been put in place to create a clean environment for tourists.

Near the beach lies a luxuriantly green forest that was once the forestry center under the management of Funing County for more than 40 years. Extending tens of miles along the Nandaihe coast, the forest forms a natural protective screen. Due to its dense branches and leaves one can easily get "swallowed up" by the lush green bush, which resembles the experience of entering a virginal forest. Research also indicates that there are more than 70 kinds of birds living in the forest.

The Nandaihe coast is a brand-new garden for tourism, vacationing and entertainment -- just like a forest park. Here, each building has a style of its own, consisting buildings of various styles and genres from home and abroad.

The mornings, with their soothing sea breezes and gentle waves, are best spent collecting seashells or catching crabs along the seashore; alternately, one can also take a stroll in the forest. Afternoons are perfect for swimming in the sea and sunbathing. In the evenings, one can lie on the warm beach to absorb the tranquility around them.

The best time to visit Nandaihe is between June and October.