Train Journey around Hainan Island by Loop Train

On the east coast route, you'll enjoy stunning views of Haitang Bay, Clear Water Bay, and Riyue Bay—areas known for their pristine beaches and turquoise waters. The return journey on the west coast offers a different landscape of rural villages, fishing ports, and tropical farmlands.

You'll have approximately 4-5 hours in Haikou, which includes transfers, visits to Wugong Temple and Qilou Old Street, plus lunch time. This allows for a relaxed but comprehensive experience of Haikou's key cultural highlights.

You'll enjoy authentic Hainanese cuisine in a charming setting that reflects local culture. The teahouse offers a variety of traditional dishes, and you'll have the opportunity to sample local tea alongside your meal—a true taste of Hainan's culinary heritage.

Yes, your private vehicle will remain with you throughout the day tour in Haikou, so you can safely leave your day bags and personal items in the vehicle while sightseeing. For larger luggage, arrangements can be made in advance if needed.

We recommend comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking. Since train cabins are air-conditioned, you may want to bring a light jacket. Don't forget sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen) for the outdoor portions in Haikou.

Seats are pre-assigned when booking. While we cannot guarantee specific seats, we always request window seats when available to ensure you get the best views of Hainan's scenery throughout the journey.

High-speed trains in China are generally very punctual. In the rare event of a delay, your guide and driver in Haikou will adjust the sightseeing schedule accordingly to ensure you still experience all the planned highlights, though the time at each location may be slightly shortened.

Yes, all high-speed trains have clean restrooms, and there are facilities available at the train stations. During sightseeing in Haikou, restrooms are accessible at Wugong Temple, Qilou Old Street, and the restaurant.

The walking is moderate. Wugong Temple involves some walking through temple grounds, while Qilou Old Street is a flat, pedestrian-friendly area perfect for strolling. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for both locations.

This day tour has a fixed schedule to ensure you catch the return train. However, within the allocated time in Haikou, your guide can be flexible with how time is distributed between the two main sites, depending on your group's interests.

Absolutely! Qilou Old Street is an excellent place to find local souvenirs, handicrafts, and specialty foods. Your guide can recommend trusted shops and help with any communication needs during your shopping time.

The traditional teahouse restaurant offers various Hainanese dishes. If you have dietary restrictions (vegetarian, allergies, etc.), please inform us in advance so we can notify the restaurant and ensure suitable options are available for you.

Most high-speed trains in China offer Wi-Fi, though the signal strength may vary. For uninterrupted connectivity, we recommend purchasing a local SIM card with data or using your international roaming service.

Your driver will meet you at Sanya train station and transfer you back to your hotel, concluding your day tour. If you're continuing your stay in Sanya, you'll have the evening free to relax or explore the local night markets at your leisure.