To solve the durability of island and reef concrete engineering in the harsh environment of high temperature, high salt, high humidity and windy, the strength grade of concrete and the type of corrosion inhibitor were used as the influence factors, while the relative dynamic elastic modulus was used as the evaluation index. In addition, the law and time variability of the deterioration of concrete, the size effect, environmental similarity and the service life model were studied. The results showed that improving the strength grade of concrete could improve the durability of concrete, and corrosion inhibitor could slightly improve the durability of concrete. Time-varying law of the deterioration of concrete conformed to the univariate quadratic polynomial. Combined with the concrete damage equivalent theory, a size effect model based on the relative dynamic elastic modulus was proposed and verified, and the size effect coefficient was also given. An environmental similarity model between simulated and practical island and reef environment was proposed. Combined with the reliability theory and the first order second moment method, a new service life model of concrete structure was proposed. The authors were convinced that the research will be advantageous to researchers.