广东海上运动场（汕尾）

Guangdong Sea Sports Ground occupies the Zhelang peninsula in Honghai Bay, Shanwei, and is run by the Guangdong Sea Sports Training Center, formerly the Guangdong Honghai Bay International Sea Sports Club. The center was approved by the provincial staffing committee in September 2007, opened in March 2008 and reports to the Guangdong Provincial Sports Bureau; it also manages the Haimen windsurfing base in Chaoyang and is responsible for provincial sailing and windsurfing training as well as staging domestic and international regattas. The site covers about 100,000 square metres, with a standard race area offshore and a support zone on land that includes athletes' apartments, a dining hall for 500 people and meeting rooms; a renovation and digital upgrade was completed and accepted in March 2025. Zhelang is unusual in that one side of the peninsula is usually rough while the other stays calm, so sailing and windsurfing can run all year, which is why it became one of China's best-known sea sports bases. It has hosted the 1996 Asia-Pacific sailing and windsurfing championships and Olympic elite regatta, provincial and national games windsurfing events, the sailing competition of the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games and the 14th Asian Sailing Championship in 2014. The sailing programme of the 15th National Games opened here in October 2025. Shanwei has 455.2 kilometres of coastline, 23,900 square kilometres of sea and 881 islands, and Honghai Bay together with Pinqing Lake gives the city the water it needs to promote itself as a sailing capital. In the off-season the center remains a training base for provincial sailing and windsurfing squads.