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8Days Romance in Hainan Sanya 021018/W/J 8DAYS ROMANCE IN HAINAN SANYA MINIMUM 20 TO GO [GITHAK181221] DEPARTURE DATE: 21nd DEC 2018 PACKAGE PRICE PER PERSON: TWIN @ BND1549/ SINGLE@ BND1855 [CASH ONLY] …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……………………………………………………………………………………………… DAY 1:BRUNEI – HAIKOU (DINNER) NO COMPULSORY Assemble 2 1/2 hours at Brunei International Airport for your departure to Haikou. After dinner check in to hotel. SHOPPING STOP HIGHLIGHTS DAY 2: HAIKOU－BOAO (BREAKFAST/LUNCH/DINNER) •Boao Old House Boao Old House, where the old tiled building was transformed, and the interior decoration •108m Guanyin of Nanshan and furnishings are very similar to the rural style of the country; Boao Sea Story; Boao Forum •Mission Hills New City for Asia; Boat trip to Boao Jade Belt Beach,The Wanquan River, the typical tropical rainforest •Coconut Tian Ancient Village landscape along the banks of the river and the earthy landscape, is amazing. Xinglong •Feng Xiaogang Film Overseas Chinese Tourist City, the country’s largest overseas Chinese village - full of exotic Commune flavors. Xinglong Bali Village. SPECIALTY DAY 3: BO’ AO－SANYA (BREAKFAST/LUNCH) •Luhuitou dream night •LAS VEGAS Song & Dance Big Coconut Field Ancient Village (Ye Tian Gu Zhai), the epitome of Hainan Li Miao folk Show customs. Yalong Bay Undersea Restaurant (High Tea), a mysterious dream Ukrainian •Nanshan Cultural Tourist mermaid show of the ocean; Haitang Bay Duty Free Shop till night view (dinner own Zone (include battery car) arrangement) •Eternal vows by the sea (include cable car) DAY 4: SANYA (BREAKFAST/LUNCH/DINNER) Tianya Haijiao (Nantian Yizhu, Judgment Nantian, Wanghai Pavilion, Huai Suting); ACCOMODATION Fenghuangling Park； Eternal vows by the sea (include cable car)–360 degree cantilevered Local 5 Star Hotel ， ， viewing gallery Beautiful Crown Culture Exhibition Centre Las Vegas Big Song And Dance Show. INLCUDE •Return Economy Airfare DAY 5: SANYA (BREAKFAST/LUNCH/DINNER) •Airport tax & fuel surcharge •Tours, Entrances, Meals & Coconut Dream Corridor，Nanshan Cultural Tourist Zone (include battery car); 108 meters Transfer as indicated Guanyin (Nanshan Guanyin) 、BaoFoJiao、BuErMenFa、Jinyu Guanyin、The world first •Chinese speaking tour guide dragon, Da Xiao Dong Tian，Ancient Cliff City (Gu Ya zhou City)，Luhuitou Park and enjoy & Tipping the Luhuitou show. EXCLUDE DAY 6: SANYA -HAIKOU (BREAKFAST/LUNCH/DINNER) •China Visa Yalong Bay Tropical Paradise Forest Park (round-trip battery car), Tropical Paradise Forest Park •Tour Insurance Glass Bridge (Tianjie, Tiantang dafu shi haijing Boli Zhandao), Guo jiang long suo qiao, Qian li REMARKS san. • Child without bed limits to child under the age of 6 DAY 7: HAIKOU (BREAKFAST/LUNCH/DINNER) •The sequence of the itinerary Feng Xiaogang Film Commune (1942 Republic of China); Tailong City; Mission Hills New City , may change to ensure smooth Night view Lan Kwai Fong running of the tour DAY 8: HAIKOU - BRUNEI (BREAKFAST/LUNCH) Temple of the Five Lords; Haikou Century Bridge; Haikou Bell Tower; Qilou Ancient street; Haikou Zhong Shan Road. Transfer to Airport. TERMS & CONDITIONS | Rates and tour information are updated at the time of publishing and are subject to change. PASSPORT AND VISAS | It is the responsibility of every traveler to check that they have the relevant visa to enter a country, passport validity of 6 months with at least 6 clean pages and vaccinations (If required). Obtaining and carrying these documents is your sole responsibility. OUTBOUND +673 223 4874 / 4875 / 4876 | BANDAR +673 223 4277 / 4278 / 4279 | KUALA BELAIT +673 333 5025 / 5035 | SERIA +673 322 8171 / 8172 / 8173 / 8174 | TUTONG +673 426 0519 / 0520 / 0521 | FAX +673 223 4877 | [email protected] | www.freme.com .
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