漳州无人岛现巨大垃圾天坑：禁止登岛却游客扎堆，非法包船成公开生意

Core Viewpoint - The report highlights the illegal tourism activities on uninhabited islands, specifically focusing on the South Diao Island in Fujian, revealing significant environmental damage and regulatory failures in managing these areas [1][36]. Group 1: Illegal Tourism Activities - South Diao Island, a protected area, has become a popular destination for illegal tourism despite regulations prohibiting such activities [5][20]. - Tourists are using social media to find "island-hopping" guides and boat rental services, which are not sanctioned by authorities [5][34]. - Local villagers are capitalizing on this demand by offering boat services to the island, despite the lack of official tourism infrastructure [9][34]. Group 2: Environmental Impact - The island is experiencing severe ecological damage due to littering and unauthorized camping activities by tourists [17][24]. - The unique geological features of South Diao Island, including its 1.4 million basalt columns, are at risk from physical damage caused by tourist activities [22][24]. - Evidence of fire pits and discarded waste indicates a disregard for the island's natural environment, which is classified as a national nature reserve [20][24]. Group 3: Regulatory and Safety Concerns - The lack of enforcement personnel at the site raises concerns about the effectiveness of existing regulations [11][34]. - Recent incidents of tourists getting stranded or injured due to illegal activities highlight the safety risks associated with unregulated tourism [25][30]. - Experts emphasize that both tourists and service providers should be held accountable for engaging in illegal tourism practices [30][32].