A place you'll want to "slack off" the moment you arrive, but end up getting hooked the more you play!

Looking for a place to "lie flat and chill"? Come to Wanning! This hidden gem of a coastal city in Hainan has quieter beaches than Sanya and breezes freer than Kenting🌊 Here's a 3-day, 2-night guide to help you slow down and turn your vacation into an "island-style slow life"~

🌊 3-Day Leisurely Itinerary: Relaxing but Never Boring

Day 1: Shimei Bay → Shenzhou Peninsula

- Shimei Bay: Filming location for "If You Are the One 2," with sand so fine it feels like walking on clouds☁️ Rent a lounge chair (¥30/day) and watch the waves wash your worries away; grab coffee at Jiuli Bookstore and listen to sea breezes flip through book pages📖
- Shenzhou Peninsula: Ride an e-scooter (¥20/hour) around the peninsula at dusk, capturing the lighthouse framed by sunset🌅 The "ocean swing" at Sheraton's beach makes for effortlessly chic island photos

Day 2: Shanqin Bay → Dongshan Ridge

- Shanqin Bay: Hidden glass-clear waters! See reef formations underwater, where waves crashing into "Swallow Cave" create nature's "aquatic fireworks"🎇 Hike the coastal boardwalk to a symphony of wind and waves~
- Dongshan Ridge: Hainan's mountain! Climb stone steps for panoramic views (¥40 ticket), sip partridge tea (¥5/cup) at the summit while mountain breezes soothe your soul

Day 3: Dazhou Island → Dahua Corner

- Dazhou Island: China's "Shipwreck Beach"! Take a fishing boat (¥150/person) to see millennium-old shipwrecks, snorkel coral reefs (gear ¥20/set) in jellyfish-blue waters🍮 (Note: Protect the ecosystem—don't step on coral!)
- Dahua Corner: A secret spot embraced by twin bays, with uniquely pebbled beaches where waves polish stones into "ocean souvenirs"🐚 Watch fishermen haul nets at dusk for authentic island vibes

🚗 Transportation Guide: Best Ways to Get Around

- Flights: No airport in Wanning—fly to Haikou/Sanya → high-speed rail (Haikou East/Sanya → Wanning Station, 1hr direct; Shenzhou Station is closer, just 40min!)
- Trains: Alight at Wanning/Shenzhou Station. Taxis within city cost <¥10; rent cars (¥50-100/day) or e-scooters (¥30/day) for attractions
- Local: Cheap buses (¥2/ride) but slow; taxis/ride-hailing offer flexibility. For remote spots (e.g., Shanqin Bay), charter cars (¥100/trip)

🍤 Food Recs: Locals' "Must-Eat List"

- Hainan Noodles: Hou'an Noodle Soup (¥10/person)—silky noodles in savory broth with pickles & beef jerky
- Hele Crab: Hele Crab Congee (¥50/person)—sweet crab meat in velvety porridge, best with Hainan chili sauce
- Zuo Bo Cu Hotpot: Nanyang Flavor Zuo Bo Cu (¥60/person)—tangy-spicy broth perfect for seafood/veggies
- Pandan Cake: Street vendor treats (¥5/serving)—fragrant pandan leaves + chewy coconut, Hainan-exclusive
- Coconut Chicken: Diadia's Coconut Chicken (Wanning branch, ¥80/person)—fresh coconut water boiled chicken with tender meat, must-try coconut rice

🏠 Where to Stay: The Art of Doing Nothing

- Shimei Bay: Westin/Le Méridien (¥1000-2000/night)—beachfront rooms with sunrise balconies; budget options at B&Bs (¥200-400/night), 5-min walk to sand
- Shenzhou Peninsula: Sheraton/Four Points (¥800-1500/night)—private beaches & pools; affordable B&Bs (¥150-300/night) with e-scooter access
- Downtown: Huaya Happy City area (¥100-300/night)—steps from food streets & shopping

⚠️ Pro Tips: Avoid Pitfalls & Stay Safe

- Sun protection: Sunglasses + face cover + high-SPF (island UV = "face-melting"), or turn into charcoal
- Warmth: Bring a light jacket—night sea breezes are no joke
- Safety: No cliff photos (sneaker waves!), swim only at guarded beaches
- Stomach: Balance seafood with vinegar/perilla leaves (local trick to prevent tummy trouble)

Wanning's magic lies in cloud-watching on beaches, sunset e-scooter chases, and the simple joy of Hainan noodles🌴 Stop overthinking—come live your "never-want-to-leave" island dream for three glorious days~