4 Days 3 Nights Northern Hainan Cultural Tour: Haikou, Wenchang & Qionghai

Days are balanced between guided exploration and free time. Mornings often include cultural visits (like Qilou Old Street or temples), afternoons feature scenic or culinary experiences, and evenings are free for you to relax or explore independently.

You’ll stay at comfortable, well-located hotels like the Haikou Mingguang Shengyi Hotel. In the Deluxe Package, accommodations are upgraded for added comfort and style, though both options ensure a convenient and pleasant stay

The tour involves light to moderate walking, such as strolling through Qilou Old Street or exploring Puqian Old Town. Comfortable shoes are recommended, but the pace is relaxed and suitable for most fitness levels.

Yes! In fact, meals (except breakfast) are not included precisely so you can freely explore local eateries. Your driver-guide will recommend spots like Tanmen Fishing Port for seafood or local restaurants for Wenchang Chicken and Jiaji Duck.

Wenchang Chicken is a celebrated local breed known for its tender meat and delicate flavor. It’s often served simply poached to highlight its natural taste—a must-try culinary icon that represents Hainan’s food culture.

Light, breathable clothing is ideal for Hainan’s warm climate. Comfortable walking shoes, a sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are essential. A light sweater or jacket may be useful for breezy evenings or air-conditioned vehicles.

Yes! The itinerary includes leisure time, especially in the evenings. You’re also free to wander during visits to places like Qilou Old Street or Wenchang Old Street, where you can explore at your own pace.

The Jade Belt is a rare natural sandbar where the Wanquan River meets the South China Sea. It’s a stunning narrow strip of land offering panoramic views—a perfect example of Hainan’s serene coastal beauty.

“Old daddy tea” is a local tradition of leisurely tea-time. Join locals at a simple tea shop, order a pot of tea and some snacks, and soak in the relaxed atmosphere—it’s a genuine slice of Hainanese daily life.

Yes! The relaxed pace, interesting cultural stops, and tasty food make it family-friendly. Children often enjoy the old streets, beaches, and local snacks. Let us know if you need any family-specific arrangements.

Hainan’s tropical weather can bring brief showers. We keep umbrellas in the vehicle and can adjust the schedule if needed—for example, visiting the Cloudy Library or South China Sea Museum on rainy moments.

Hainan's tropical climate occasionally brings refreshing showers, but we are well prepared. Your vehicle will always be equipped with umbrellas. If needed, we can flexibly adjust the itinerary—for instance, moving forward indoor experiences like the Cloudy Library or the South China Sea Museum. Rain often passes quickly here, and a light drizzle can even add a special charm to visits like Qilou Old Street. We ensure your experience remains comfortable and enjoyable regardless of the weather.

While our itinerary is thoughtfully designed to offer a balanced experience, we always keep flexibility in mind. Your comfort and preferences come first. If you wish to spend more time at a particular site, explore a spontaneous local find, or adapt to weather conditions, simply discuss your ideas with your driver-guide. We'll do our best to accommodate reasonable requests and ensure your day feels both enriching and personal.