Explore the West Coast of Hainan Island and Conquer the Middle Mountain Road on a Cycling Adventure

The West Coast follows the well-paved Hainan Tourism Road with ocean views. The mountain section includes winding climbs like the famous 12km Atuoling slope. Roads are generally smooth but vary from coastal flats to challenging mountain ascents.

Your main luggage is transported daily by the support vehicle. You only need to carry essentials like water, sunscreen, and a jacket in the provided bike bags.

Hotel breakfasts are included daily. Lunch is provided on cycling days (local restaurants or packed meals). Dinners are at your own choice and expense, allowing you to explore local cuisine freely.

The mountain roads require good fitness, especially the long climbs. We recommend prior cycling training. Beginners with strong stamina can join but should prepare for physically demanding days.

Lightweight cycling wear, rain jacket, arm sleeves, and padded shorts are essential. Evenings can be cool; pack a light sweater. Helmets are provided, but bring your own gloves and sunglasses for comfort.

Yes, regular breaks are scheduled for hydration and stretching. The route includes a full rest day in Sanya. Shorter cycling days before major climbs help with acclimatization.

Groups are small for personalized attention. Riders of similar pace often cluster, with the leader ensuring no one is left behind. The support vehicle follows the last rider for safety.

Yes, you'll pass through fishing villages and minority towns like Baoting. Stops at local markets and cafes allow for cultural exchanges, though please respect local customs.

The support vehicle carries tools and spare parts. Our guide can handle basic repairs like flat tires. For major issues, a replacement bike will be provided as soon as possible.

All riders must wear helmets. The leader carries a first-aid kit, and the support vehicle is always reachable. Routes are chosen for lower traffic, and safety guidelines are reviewed each morning.

You typically arrive at the hotel by 4–5 PM, leaving evenings free. The Sanya rest day is completely unscheduled, perfect for beach visits or exploring the city.

Coverage is generally good in towns and along the coast. Some remote mountain areas may have weak signals; we recommend downloading offline maps in advance.

Please inform us in advance of any allergies, dietary needs, or medical conditions. We will arrange meals accordingly and carry basic medications, but bring your personal prescriptions.

Riders can take a break in the support vehicle at any time. The vehicle follows the group closely, so you can resume cycling when ready or rest until the next stop.