Chime Long Group, Guangzhou, is one of the largest enterprises in China that boasts a resort hosting tourist attractions, hotel and catering services, entertainment and leisure activities. The group is comprised of 9 subsidiary companies: Chime Long Paradise, Chime Long International Circus, Xiangjiang Safari Park, Chime Long Water Park, Guangzhou Crocodile Park, Chime Long Hotel, Xiangjiang Hotel, Chime Long Golf Practice Center and Xiangjiang Restaurant.  Chime Long Tourist Resort is the only AAAAA tourist resort in Guangzhou.
Chime Long Group is located in Panyu District, Guangzhou, south of the Pearl River and is situated between the Hua Nan Expressway and no. 105 Motorway. According to the southern expansion and strategic development schemes of Guangzhou, Chime Long will form part of Central Guangzhou. It is accessible by Metro Train Line 3 at the Hanxi-Changlong station. In 2008, Guangzhou Train Station, Asia's largest train station, will open only 5 kilometres from the Chime Long Group as part of the Guangzhou Government's plan on expansion of this key location.

The Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town (Shenzhen OCT) is located near Shenzhen Bay in the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone. Covering 4.8 square kilometres, Shenzhen OCT was developed, constructed and currently managed by the OCT Group.  Faithfully following their planning, construction and management targets of 'a scientific yet reasonable planning with comprehensive infrastructure, along with elegant surroundings that are stylish, chic and modern, and under an advanced management', the Group has brought over 10 years of experience to perfect the resort, transforming it into a modern seaside community that is well-known as being the 'Pearl of Shenzhen Bay'.

Following the successes of Shenzhen City's Splendid China Folk Culture Villages and Window of the World, the Ocean Spring Resort (OSR) is yet another masterpiece presented by China Travel Service (Holdings) Hong Kong Limited. The OSR is located in the west of Zhuhai City and was completed with all services and available to the public on 22 January 2006.
Situated on scenic highlands and facing the breathtaking sea, the complex is located amongst natural surroundings with a rare ocean spring as its focus. Surrounding the spring are seven main attractions which include: the resort, (two five-star hotels), a Fisherman's Wharf that features fine cuisine, entertainment and artistic performances, as well as a state-of-the-art Dream Theatre, an exhilarating Mysterious Island theme park and a first-class Fitness Club.

Nan Ao Island is the only island county in Guangdong Province and is made up of 37 islands of various sizes. The Nan Ao Island is considered the 'Pearl on the Sea of Yuedong (Guangdong)'. Nan Ao Island has much to offer tourists: the cross between 'sea, mountain, history and temples' has been a distinctive feature of the area.
The blue skies, clear ocean, green islands, golden sands and white waves are key features of the ecological tourist experience available in Nan Ao.  Alternatively, exploring the islands, living by the sea, enjoying the sea breeze, swimming in the sea or savouring the mouth-watering seafood are other popular choices for everyone.  There is also the Qing Ao Bay Province-classed Tourist Resort, also known as the 'Eastern Hawaii', as well as 'Natural Arboretum at Sea in Southern China' - the National Forest Park of Huanghua Mountain. The island also contains a nature reserve which is known as 'Migratory Birds' Paradise'. The island also boasts the biggest wind power generating station for an island in Asia. Along with spots of historical interests such as the Army Generals Mansion, home of 158 generations of generals; the legendary but mysterious South-Song ancient wells, ancient ruins of the Prince's Tower and many other cultural relics, religious temples and places of historic interest that are significant in Chinese history. 

The Huguangyan National Scenic Spot ( a National AAAA Scenic Spot) is located in the southern most part of China and 18 kilometres to the southwest of Zhanjiang. Inside the park is Maar Lake that was formed 140,000 to 160,000 years ago by volcanic eruptions. It is recognised by the UN as a 'natural almanac' for Earth and geology research.
The main scenic spot consists of this volcanic lake and the basalt rock-groups around the lake. The total area covers 13.6 square kilometres  and the water, which is some of the purest and clearest found anywhere in the area, amounts to 2.3 square kilometres. The views of the lake and mountains are stunning. Over the years, Buddhist monks have left many precious relics here.  There have been many sightings of the 'dragon fish' and 'fairy tortoise'.  There are neither frogs nor snakes in the lake, but yet tree leaves disappeared and vanished very quickly when they fell into the lake. The lake also possesses some mysterious purifying qualities, with the water temperature below the surface being three degrees cooler than the surface temperature. These natural puzzles still remained unsolved to this day.