1. Dameisha Outlets大梅沙奥特莱斯购物村

Dameisha Outlets consists of 50 European style buildings. More than 50 international famous brands could be found, Adidas, D&G, Levi's, Lee, Wrangler, Nike, Timberland, Samsonite and so on. 

Opening hours generally seem to be 10:30/11:00 - 21:30.
Address:  Huxin Island, Yanhui Road, Yantian District, Shenzhen(深圳市盐田区大梅沙沿湖路湖心岛)
Tel:  4001031800
Email: qihua@outletssz.com

2. Chung Ying Street

Chung Ying Street is a street on the border between Hong Kong and Chinese mainland, within the border town of Sha Tau Kok (Shatoujiao). One side of the street belongs to Hong Kong, and the other belongs to Chinese mainland.

In Cantonese, Chung means China and Ying England or the United Kingdom. The name is a mark of history of the Second Convention of Peking, a treaty that China under Qing was forced to lease New Territories to Britain in 1899.

The street was a river in 1899. British use the high water mark as the border. The river was too shallow at the section of Sha Tau Kok. It dried before the coming of World War II. The residents on both dried river sides then erected their shops to trade. The dried river then renamed to Chung Hing Street (Chinese: 中興街), and later renamed to Chung Ying Street. The town of Sha Tau Kok flourished for that period of time. After World War II, with large influx of refugees from China, the British Hong Kong government decided to close the border and the town fell within the Closed Area. The border town declined since then.
Chung Ying Street was once a famous place for shopping. In the 1990s, when China was still closed to the world, Chinese tourists visited to buy foreign goods, mostly watches, clothes and jewelry. However, the prosperity has declined in recent years due to the policy that most people from Mainland China can apply to visit Hong Kong directly. Nowadays, Chung Ying Street is transforming to a sight-seeing place of its history. The Chinese government has built a museum about the history of Chung Ying Street to attract tourists again.

Opening Hours: 09:00—21:00
Local bus routes: No. 103, 202, 208, 238, 363
Foreign passport holders cannot enter Chung Ying Street. Ignore the official brochure, which describes the street in English and save yourself the trip to Yantian district.
Residents from the Chung Ying Street area are free to pass in and out of the Chinese border post, because they have residency passes. Other non-residents must be issued with permits to enter from the Chinese authorities. (RMB 25/person)

3. Shenzhen Marina Club（大梅沙湾游艇会）

Sole owner of all of Asia more than 200 meters of private beach, marina, facing the vast sea, so that members enjoy the hidden world time. Beach bar service, recreational centers and a marine supplies store for the more thoughtful members needs. Green sea swing members Gengrang experience is totally different feeling.

Add: 11 Yankui Rd, Dameisha, Yantian District, Shenzhen(深圳市盐田区大梅沙盐葵路11号)
Tel:  +86 (755) 8888 9988

4. Long Cheer Yacht Club （浪骑游艇会）

Shenzhen Longcheer Yacht Club, officially established on May 27th, 1998, is one of the enterprises that invest, develop, and operate yacht club earliest in China. In the end of 1990s, yachts entered the vision of Chinese people. Shenzhen Longcheer Yacht Club Co Ltd. regarded “the society is calling us, and we will serve the society” as its management idea and purpose, and began to invest and develop yacht club with the love of the ocean and seafaring. With an initial 317 million RMB investment from Shenzhen Longcheer Yacht Club Co Ltd., Longcheer Yacht Club was designed by the famous American yacht terminal design company Bellingham following the international yacht club standard. It is now the first built large yacht club, and is known as the model of domestic yacht club construction projects.
Longcheer Yacht Club, located in the famous Jidiaosha Beach of eastern Shenzhen (sailing coordinate: longitude 114 ° 33’32 .3 ” east, latitude 22 ° 33’24 .6″ north), backs on Qiniang Mountain. Being the second highest peak in Shenzhen, it faces the scenic Daya Bay Eco Marine. It covers an area of 340,000 square meters, which mainly includes a clubhouse building, totally closed member apartments, a breakwater more than 800 meters, 275 yacht berths, 400 dry cabins, and yacht repair workshops and facilities.

Addres: Dongshan , Nanao, Town, Shenzhen, China
Tel:  (86 755) 8442 3111