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Shenzhou Peninsula is located 3 km from the Xinglong/Shenzhou Peninsula Expressway intersection on Hainan East Line G98, and 10 km from the Xinglong Overseas Chinese Tourist Area. It is a major scenic spot in Wanning and very close to Shimei Bay.
The peninsula is not a completely independent island. It is surrounded by the sea on three sides and is connected to the land at the end, hence the name. It is adjacent to Niubiaoling in the east, Haochao Nanhai in the south, Laoyehai Port in the west, and Dong'ao Port in the north.
The Shenzhou Peninsula boasts high-end residences. The island boasts its own businesses, restaurants, and recreational facilities. There's also a motorboat club. The beach is public, and several five-star hotels, including the Four Points by Sheraton Wanning, are also located here.
The Shenzhou Peninsula has a mild climate and is a sunny peninsula with spring all year round.
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Shenzhou Peninsula, located in Wanning City, Hainan, is known for its beautiful beaches, rich marine life, and unique landscapes. Historically, it was a strategic location for maritime trade and fishing, and it remains an important site for tourism and conservation efforts in the region.
Shenzhou Peninsula is located in the southeastern part of Hainan Island, near Wanning City. To get there, visitors typically take a taxi or private car from Wanning or Sanya. Public transportation options are limited, so taxi or private transport is the most convenient option.
The peninsula is open to visitors year-round, but the best time to visit is between November and April, during the dry season when the weather is pleasant and ideal for outdoor activities.
There is no entrance fee to visit the Shenzhou Peninsula, though some specific attractions, like the Shenzhou Peninsula Scenic Area, may have a small entrance fee. Tickets for specific sites can be purchased on-site or through local tour agencies.
Booking tickets in advance is not necessary for most areas of the peninsula. However, it's recommended to book in advance if you plan to visit during peak travel seasons or if you're booking a guided tour.
To fully explore Shenzhou Peninsula, including the beaches, scenic areas, and nearby attractions, visitors should plan for a half-day to full day of exploration.
Guided tours are available, with most tours conducted in Mandarin. English-speaking guides may be arranged in advance. Audio guides are typically not available, but local guides can provide a more personalized experience.
Start by visiting the Shenzhou Peninsula Scenic Area for a hike and to enjoy the views. Then, relax at one of the beaches and take a boat tour of the peninsula's coastline. End the day with a visit to the local fishing villages for fresh seafood and a taste of local culture.
Night visits are not a typical feature of Shenzhou Peninsula, as it is a nature-based attraction. However, there may be occasional night events or local cultural performances in nearby areas. It's best to check with local tour operators for any special tours.
Shenzhou Peninsula can get crowded during public holidays and peak tourist seasons. The least crowded times to visit are weekdays during the off-peak months (May to October).
The main tourist areas of Shenzhou Peninsula are accessible to children and elderly visitors. However, some of the walking trails and viewpoints may be challenging for disabled visitors due to uneven terrain.
Cash is not required, as mobile payments such as WeChat Pay and Alipay are widely accepted at shops and cafes. Credit cards are also accepted at most major establishments.
Vegetarian and vegan options are available at some restaurants in Wanning City. Halal food options may be limited but can be found in the city, especially in larger establishments.
There are several souvenir shops in Wanning City and on the peninsula, selling local handicrafts, tropical fruits, and Hainan-style souvenirs. Coffee and fresh seafood products are also popular items to bring home.
