Sanya. Thoughtful stays, personal guiding and space to enjoy the journey.
This is an itinerary idea, not a fixed departure. The hotels below are suggestions; availability, travel times and experiences are confirmed when your route is arranged.
Open-air lobby at Mandarin Oriental, Sanya
Settle into Coral Bay for privacy close to town, or choose Tufu Bay for a more remote architectural resort. Keep the first full day empty for the beach, spa and the room you paid for; weather and sea conditions should decide any snorkelling.
Suggested stay: Mandarin Oriental, Sanya ↗
Yalong Bay's tropical coastline in Sanya
Use a private car for Nanshan and its offshore Guanyin, with an optional late stop at Tianya Haijiao. The distances are substantial and the Nanshan grounds are large, so this is a single considered day rather than two attractions squeezed between hotel transfers.
The private saltwater ocean and resort buildings at The Sanya EDITION
Move east to Rosewood for elevated sea views or EDITION for its private saltwater lagoon, dining and stronger family facilities. Reserve one weather-flexible day for Wuzhizhou Island and leave the final day open for the pool and spa.
Suggested stay: The Sanya EDITION ↗Videos open on their publisher’s site. YouTube is unavailable in mainland China; watch before travelling.
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