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Hailing Island: 3-Day Coconut-Breeze Getaway
Dajiao Bay · fishing trip · clifftop walks · sunset feasts
3 days / 2 nights2–12 peopleFrom $430 pp
Trip Highlights
- Dajiao Bay watersports: beach buggies, jet-ski, banana boat
- Maweidao sunset and low-tide beachcombing
- Hands-on fishing voyage with the local fleet
- Beiluo Secret Bay clifftop boardwalk over Pearl Bay
- Maritime Silk Road Museum (Nanhai No. 1 shipwreck)
Day-by-Day Itinerary
1
Arrival · Beach Play · Sunset Beachcombing
Hailing Island- Zhapo Fishing Port and Dajiao Bay watersports
- Maweidao for sunset; low-tide beachcombing for shells and crabs
- Yiyecheng food street and Zhapo night market
Breakfast included
Stay: Hotel on Hailing Island
2
Fishing Voyage · Cliff Secret Bay · Windmill Views
Hailing Island- Shili Silver Beach sunrise and mirror sands
- Fishing voyage — cast nets and keep your catch
- Beiluo Secret Bay clifftop boardwalk and Pearl Bay views
- Tianlu Mountain windmill ridge for island panoramas at sunset
Breakfast included
Stay: Hotel on Hailing Island
3
Silk Road Museum · Wetland · Easy Departure
Hailing Island- Maritime Silk Road Museum — the Song-dynasty Nanhai No. 1 wreck
- Mangrove Wetland Park boardwalk among egrets
- Relaxed departure
Breakfast included
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What's Included
- Comfortable private vehicle throughout
- 2 nights hotel (twin-share) on Hailing Island
- Daily hotel breakfast
- Excellent English-speaking guide service
- Tickets: Dajiao Bay, Nanhai No. 1 Museum, fishing experience
- Driver/guide meal & lodging allowance, drinking water
Not Included
- All meals (self-arranged)
- Clifftop pool, watersports, beach buggies, jet-ski and other paid activities
- Beachcombing tools and personal spending
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the fishing voyage suitable for children?
Yes, with adult supervision and a life jacket. The boat stays in calm coastal waters; follow the captain's safety guidance at all times.
What should I bring for beachcombing?
A small bucket, scoop, gloves and non-slip shoes. Tools can be rented locally (paid). Best at low tide — your guide will time it.
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