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Departure: Daily
Day 01: Arrival in Sanya
Our guide will meet you outside the baggage claim area at Sanya Airport and transfer you to the hotel.The rest of the day is on your own to explore the city.
Accommodation: Gloria Resort 
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Visit the Miao Minority Village, the Ultima Thule and the Buddha Culture of Nanshan. (B+L)
Accommodation: Gloria Resort
Day 03: Sanya
The day is free. You may cruise on West Island and enjoy the sun shine at East Sea beach. (B)
Accommodation: Gloria Resort
Day 04: Sanya
The day is free at your own leisure. (B)
Accommodation: Gloria Resort
Day 05: Departure from Haikou
Take car to Haikou. You can overlook the Wanquan River and the Statues of Red Detachment of Women on the way. See off. (B+L)
B-- BreakfastL-- LunchD-- Dinner
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Haikou Harbour
This is arguably the best place in all of China to see sailing junks, which have sadly disappeared from most other parts of the country; shipyards here welcome visitors interested in traditional boat-building methods.
Sanya
This settlement on the south coast is Hainan's second-largest city, but is nonetheless a laid-back location where casual clothes are worn for almost every occasion and life proceeds at an unhurried pace.
Dadonghai
Located just 2 km from Sanya city, Dadonghai is a small-but-bustling beach resort with such unexpected amenities as western-style cocktail bars with blues music on the sound system.
Luhuitou
This neatly-kept town is a fishing port as well as a resort, so restaurants here have their daily pick of the ocean's freshest bounty, and serve some of the best seafood on the island.
Yalong Bay
This tranquil beach resort is where you'd go to get away from everything, including organized tourist attractions. What you'll find here instead is a stunningly beautiful and remarkably uncrowded beach, a small village - and peace and quiet.
Xinglong
Located on Hainan's east coast, this area has been famous for centuries for its natural mineral springs, water form which is nowadays piped directly into hotel rooms at a regulated temperature. Coffee is also grown in this area, and provides an interesting change of taste in the world's largest tea-consuming country.
Baoling
Best reached by means of a 40-km bus trip from Sanya, this settlement is the centre of Hainan's largest autonomous areas, home to the Li and Miao ethnic minority peoples, and an excellent place to purchase beautiful handicrafts.
The End of The Earth
Located at the extreme southern tip of Hainan (and the limit of civilization, according to ancient belief), and this small resort features a relatively uncrowded beach with food soft drinks and a few guest accommodations.
We were in group of 4 traveling with local guide at Hainan, near a place called Bo Ao - checking out the small local food cafe by the river. Look ordinary & backdated house with slightly poor hygiene. When we order for simple seafood meal for 4 persons includes prawns, crabs (no lobster) plus some local veggies, failing to "negotiate" & pay off early before a meal, the bill came up to RMB1,767.00 equivalent to SGD353.00. That is more than a seafood meal at a low end 5-star hotel in Singapore. Its totally rip off...