Tourism-oriented island microgrids face significant operational challenges due to pronounced seasonal fluctuations in electricity, heating, and cooling demands. To address this issue, this paper proposes a unified seasonal dispatch framework that integrates wind power, wave energy, combined cooling, heating, and power units, electric boilers, absorption and electric chillers, and a tri-layer storage system (battery, thermal, and ice). A mixed-integer linear programming model is developed to optimize 24-hour multi-energy flows by coordinating thermal-electric coupling and storage operations. In winter, the strategy prioritizes cascaded waste heat recovery and thermal energy storage to stabilize the heating supply. In summer, it leverages time-of-use pricing and an ice storage system for cooling peak shaving. Validated on a representative Chinese tourist island, the proposed strategy achieves primary energy efficiencies of 81.7% in winter and 88.0% in summer. Compared to conventional baseline modes, it reduces daily operating costs by 38.9% (to 1,591.99 CNY) in winter and by 44.0% (to 2,338.57 CNY) in summer, while simultaneously lowering carbon emissions. These results demonstrate that the coordinated seasonal multi-energy dispatch effectively enhances economic performance, energy utilization, and environmental sustainability for island microgrids.
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