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Rough Seas in Beibu Gulf Halt Some Guangxi Coastal Routes

Rough seas intensified in the Beibu Gulf off Guangxi on 13 September due to the outer circulation of a South China Sea tropical depression, suspending some coastal passenger and tourism services. The depression's centre made landfall in Vietnam's Quang Tri province around 17:00 on 13 September. Strong winds and rain are expected in the Beibu Gulf from 14 to 15 September, with gusts of force 8 to 9 from the night of 13 to 14 September. Beihai-Weizhou Island ferries were suspended from 13 September until the morning of 14 September, resuming in the afternoon; Weizhou Island scenic areas remained open but the Shiluokou and Dishuidanping public beaches were closed. The dolphin-watching project…

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Impact and considerations

Coastal passenger and tourism services in the Beibu Gulf were temporarily disrupted, affecting the Beihai-Weizhou Island route and Qinzhou sea excursions, with schedules and operations dependent on resumption times and warning updates.

Key points

  • Rough seas in the Beibu Gulf off Guangxi on 13 September suspended some coastal passenger and tourism services due to the outer circulation of a South China Sea tropical depression.
  • The depression's centre made landfall in Vietnam's Quang Tri province around 17:00 on 13 September.
  • Strong winds and rain are expected in the Beibu Gulf from 14 to 15 September, with gusts of force 8 to 9 from the night of 13 to 14 September.
  • Beihai-Weizhou Island ferries were suspended from 13 September until the morning of 14 September, resuming in the afternoon.
  • Weizhou Island scenic areas remained open during the suspension, but the Shiluokou and Dishuidanping public beaches were closed.
  • The dolphin-watching project at Sanniang Bay in Qinzhou was suspended on 13 September.
  • As of publication, seven blue gale warnings were in effect across Qinzhou, Fangchenggang and Beihai.

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First source publication
14 Sept 2026, 08:00
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15 Sept 2026, 00:09
Last updated
14 Sept 2026, 08:00
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