Top Tours in Sanya China – A Tropical Haven

Just 90kms from Sanya this tropical rainforest is a treat to all nature lovers. Covering a total of 38,000 hectares the park is home to ancient trees, beautiful foliage, stunning cliffs and breath-taking waterfalls. There are in fact over a 100 waterfalls within the park while the most impressive is Fengguoshu which is an impressive 350 metres high.

Pristine Sanya Bay boasts the calmest waters in the region, glistening mirror like while the 25km long stretch of beach promises boundless rest and relaxation; coupled with stunning views across the horizon. Enjoy the waters of the South China Seas as you bask under the mild sunlight. Site of a sleepy fishing village Sanya Bay offers visitors a chance to see how the catch of the day is brought in and sent off to the market.

Located just 30kms from the city centre of Sanya, Wuzhizhou Island is found in Haitang Bay. The unique butterfly shaped island boasts a sandy coastline of 5.7kms. The island showcasing historic significance is mentioned in the records of the Qing Dynasty where a temple was built to honour the Goddess Matzu. Verdant Wuzhizhou Island is home to over 2700 plant species and is today a much favoured holiday destination and romantic escapade for honeymooning couples. Interesting spots to visit on the island include Sunrise Rock, Lovers Bridge and Gold Turtle point. The north-western corner of the island is a well-established tourist resort.

Dadonghai or the Great Easter Sea enjoys a gorgeous spot right between Mount Bunny Tail and Mount Luhutiou. Located just 25kms from the Sanya Airport the area boasts a fabulous crescent shaped stretch of beach that is over 2kms long. Dadonghai boasts a mild summer climate and is favoured for diving, water sports and swimming; in fact it is listed as one of the top 40 attractions in China. If looking out for a Sanya resort choose one that is located here for loads of holiday fun, stunning scenery and great sightseeing options. Any luxury Sanya beach resort located here promises beachfront access and abundant water sports facilities. For all this and more you may want to consider the Anantara Sanya Resort & Spa.

Nicknamed the – Oriental Hawaii – Yalong Bay is a virtual tropical haven. The sandy beaches here are 7kms long and are framed by lush hills and sunny skies. The mild climates are quite inviting for swimming and indulging in loads of water based activities while the seas which boast excellent visibility up to 10 metres makes Yalong Bay a divers paradise, where one can enjoy sights of colourful coral beds and tropical marine life. The well-established tourist resort boasts golf clubs, restaurants and plenty of action with rock climbing and excursions across the 5 islands of Yalong Bay.

China's most popular hot-springs the Pearl River Nantian Springs are loved for its mineral waters and healing elements. The surrounding area boasts historical architecture and sights of quaint village cottages.

Located to the south of Lingshui County the Nanwan Island monkey reserve is home to China's protected Macaques. The tropical settings of the island are extremely conducive for the survival of the species while providing beautiful settings to explore, enjoy the sandy beaches, swimming amidst the colourful corals and exploring the hills dotted with swaying coconut trees. The monkeys are quite friendly and provide a hands on experience while the cable car ride to the island offer amazing views across the area.