15 minutes drive to the dock from the resort, the exotic Wuzhizhou Island is located just off the coast of Haitang. A full range of water sports are on offer, including jet skiis and banana boats. Wuzhizhou Island is also home to some of the best snorkelling and diving spots in China.

Mt. Jianfeng is situated in a subtropical primeval forest in Ledong County, Hainan Province. It has been set aside as a national forest park. The highest peak is 1,412 meters above sea level and the lowest is a mere 200 meters. The forest is a treasure house of plants and animals, with more than 2,000 species of vascular bundle plants, 300 kinds of trees, 148 kinds of birds and about 1,000 kinds of insects. Ancient trees produce green screens, vines form natural nets and rare plants blossom year round. In July of 1992, Mt. Jianfeng and the surrounding areas, totaling 1,739 square kilometers, were designated as China's largest environment and development experimental zone, which is being developed into a comprehensive economic area with tourism as its main industry.

15 minutes drive from the resort, the Nan Tian Hot Spring is the most famous hot spring in Hainan. A wide range of individual pools are available, the rather ticklish ‘doctor’ fish therapy where small fish help to exfoliate your dry skin by eating it! A visit to Nan Tian Hot Spring is an experience that the whole family is sure to enjoy.

Sanya Phoenix International Airport is an airport in Sanya, Hainan, People’s Republic of China. In 2009, Sanya Airport handled 7,941,345 passengers and 59,811 aircraft movements, making it the 18th busiest airport in China in terms of passengers, and 24th busiest in terms of movements. Known for its small size, it plays a vital part in bringing tourists into Sanya. On the beautiful seashore of southernmost tip of China lies a modernized 4E civil aviation airport. That is Sanya Phoenix International Airport. The airport is located 11km northwest of Sanya downtown area, surrounded by numerous scenic spots with romantic Sanya Bay and “Lu Hui Tou (deer turning her head back) far to the east, famous “The End of Earth” to the west, Phoenix Mountain near to the north and vast South China Sea closely to the south.

60 minutes drive from the resort, the Nanshan Culture Tourism Zone is one of China’s largest tourist sites. The key attraction is the tallest Buddhist statue in the world. Standing in the ocean next to a white sand beach, the four-sided Buddha stands 108m tall which is slightly taller than the Statue of Liberty in New York!