
Hainan China Travel Guide
Wuzhizhou Island is a premier destination for aquatic sports and relaxation. It offers beautiful beaches, clear waters, and scenic spots.
Travel to Houhai Village pier by local bus, taxi, or Didi (approximately 30-45 minutes from Sanya city center). From the landing stage, a regular ferry service is approximately 20-30 a short time to reach the island. A full day allows for thorough enjoyment of the island's offerings.
Discover more of Hainan's distinct islands, rainforests, and cultural sites.
Often deemed a quieter alternative to Wuzhizhou, Boundary Island also has beautiful beaches, clear waters, and good opportunities for snorkeling and diving.
This special island reserve home to a large population of free-roaming macaques.
Explore Hainan's breathtaking scenery beyond the main tourist beaches.
For serious nature lovers and hikers, this well-preserved tropical rainforest is a compelling excursion, requiring more planning due to its remote location.
Situated above Yalong Bay, this features of the park lush rainforest, winding trails, and several suspension bridges, including a famous "Glass Bridge" with panoramic views.
Located in the central, inland part of the island (Qiongzhong), this wetland park holds significance for its biodiversity and birdwatching opportunities.
Head inland to Baoting. Relax at Guanziling Hot Springs and explore nearby rainforest. This destination provides a revitalizing getaway.
Experience serious mountain hiking and visit remote Li and Miao ethnic villages for a cultural immersion. You can also include Qiongzhong in your plans.
This efficient itinerary uses the high-speed rail to circumnavigate the island, covering coastal cities.
Dive into Hainan's natural and cultural heart, experiencing mountains and ethnic villages.
Continue your coastal exploration and discover the island's southern charms.
Integrate Hainan as the tropical beach component of a broader southern China itinerary.
These regions offer a blend of East and West, world-class dining, and unique city experiences, easily connected by short flights from Hainan.
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