6 Days 5 Nights Tour Package to Haikou, Wenchang, Boao & Sanya

As a sacred site, modest attire is recommended. Please avoid sleeveless tops, short skirts, or shorts. Comfortable walking shoes are also advised.

Absolutely! You can personally select fresh seafood from the market vendors. After purchase, take it to one of the on-site restaurants, where a chef will cook it to your preferred style (e.g., steamed, stir-fried) for a small cooking fee.

The show features impressive lights, music, and acrobatics which many children enjoy. However, it can be loud and theatrical. The 5 PM show might be more suitable for younger audiences than the later 8 PM show.

You’ll have the opportunity to learn about the traditions of the Li and Miao ethnic groups. Experiences may include observing or participating in traditional handicraft demonstrations, music, and dance performances.

On both Day 4 and Day 5, you’ll have ample unstructured time to explore Qilou Old Street at your own pace. You can wander through the historic arcades, shop for souvenirs, sample snacks, or simply relax at a café.

It’s a unique and tangy Hainan hotpot soup base made from fermented rice vinegar, often paired with seafood, meats, and vegetables. It has a sour, slightly sweet, and savory flavor. It’s a beloved local specialty, but if you’re hesitant, you can ask for a small portion to try first in Puqian Town.

Yes, all selected hotels are in convenient locations. The Crowne Plaza in Sanya is near shopping centers and markets. The Forest Inn in Qionghai is close to the town center, and Huangman Hotel in Haikou is on Qilou Old Street itself, surrounded by dining and shopping options.

Our guides and drivers are flexible. We can adjust the schedule if possible, such as visiting a nearby indoor attraction first (like the South China Sea Museum). For light rain, we can proceed with the visit, and we recommend bringing a light raincoat or umbrella.

Yes. We can inform guides and restaurants in advance. The vegetarian lunch at Nanshan is already included. At other meals, there are always vegetable dishes, tofu, and noodle options. Feel free to communicate your preferences to the guide during each meal.

The tour is moderate. Sites like Phoenix Hill and Tongguiling involve some walking and stairs. Visiting the Nanhai Guanyin Buddha involves a fair amount of walking on flat ground. Comfortable shoes are essential. You can always choose to rest or explore at a slower pace.

All hotels provide free Wi-Fi. You can purchase a local SIM card upon arrival at Haikou Airport or in major city centers. Your guide can also assist you in finding a store if needed.

You will have a Chinese-speaking driver for private transportation between cities and sites. At key cultural attractions like Nanshan, Binganggu, and the Movie Town, a separate local expert guide will be arranged to provide in-depth explanations.

Most hotels offer laundry services for a fee. You can inquire at the front desk. For quick-dry clothing or small items, it’s practical to hand-wash in your room, as bathrooms are usually equipped with drying lines or racks.

In cities like Sanya and Haikou, ride-hailing apps like Didi (similar to Uber) are convenient and widely used. Your guide can help you set up the app. Taxis are also readily available. For short distances around Qilou Old Street or hotel areas, walking is often the best option.