Fulong

Fulong (Fulong/Fulung) is a medium-sized sandy beach with crystal-clear water and a small-wave character. Conditions are often shaped by the nearby river mouth (including sandbar-driven depth changes and current effects), so conditions can vary within the beach area depending on tide and recent weather. For wind sports, the key factor is the reliable Northeast Monsoon / trade-wind pattern. The best wind months are January, February, March, and October through December, with typical reported ranges often sitting in the low-to-mid teens up to around the mid-20s in knots. This wind regime supports kitesurfing as the primary discipline, and it also supports windsurfing and growing wingfoiling usage. Water clarity is generally a strong point, but the main safety watch is debris: after heavy rain or typhoons, logs, tree limbs, and other floating material can wash up along the shore. River mouth currents are also specifically noted as a hazard, so it’s important to check conditions before entering and to stay aware of how the river area behaves during receding tides or after storms. Seasonally, winter provides the most consistent wind window for kiting and other wind disciplines, while summer shifts toward tourism and swimming. Winter wind chill can make the air feel colder than the water; and during the sand sculpture festival period (typically May–July), there may be zone restrictions or prohibited areas for kite/windsurf activity on parts of the main beach.