Things to do in Sanya

Outstanding experience during our trip to Sanya with my son. From start to finish the service was genuinely professional and thoughtful. What impressed me most was how they handled the unexpected: when Typhoon Mishak hit and Wuzhizhou Island closed, they didn’t leave us stranded or make excuses. They stayed in constant contact, kept us informed at every step, and proactively rearranged our trip so we wouldn’t miss the island once it reopened. On top of that they upgraded us to a private car at no extra cost, which says a lot about how they treat clients. They were always reachable and quick to respond, whether confirming pickup times, sending tickets or sorting out last-minute questions. Our driver, Mr. Liu, was excellent, calm and safe, and the vehicle was comfortable. Everything was handled smoothly and exactly as promised. This is the kind of service that turns a good holiday into a memorable one. Highly recommended to anyone traveling to Hainan. Thank you.

Everything was extraordinary, with many shows, including 3D experiences and interactive games. You can go with children or as a couple.

The park is pleasant; in my opinion, it's better than the similar Phoenix Park. The suspension bridge is simple, and the glass section is partially under renovation. The descent down the glass river is also under renovation. It's like everything on the island—there's a sense of decay everywhere. Many shuttles pass by, so we hardly had to wait between locations.

Wuzhizhou has a lot of activities and interesting photo places, definitely worth a visit but staying is more than day is up to you

It was great to see the lush trees and mountains while riding the cable car. Once you reach the top, there's a walking path, and you can enjoy the view from up high. I tried to take a picture of a small lizard on the stairs, but a snake suddenly passed by, startling me, so I just kept going up. Overall, it's a worthwhile place to visit.

This is not a place to visit during your first few days on Hainan. Only after you've been on the island for a while and have seen its general decline should you go to the springs; then the impression will be good. The area is partially closed (like everywhere else on the island). There's an unpleasant smell coming from the large pool, but the smaller baths are generally tolerable, the water is clean, and there are few people, mostly Russians (again, like everywhere else). There are very few fish nibbling at your heels. In August, the complex operates from 1:00 PM.