NarminTour's 9-day Hainan and Sanya trip starts in Tashkent. It is from 558 USD per person on a twin share; current departure dates, availability and price are confirmed on WhatsApp.
Summary
The essentials in a minute
In detail
What the trip includes
The package includes Tashkent — Sanya — Tashkent flights, accommodation and meals according to the chosen programme, airport ↔ hotel transfer and medical insurance. 4–5* hotel options are available.
Tour: Hainan — Sanya.
How the 9 days are arranged
Day 1: depart Tashkent, arrive in Sanya, transfer and hotel check-in.
Days 2–8: breakfasts and meals according to the chosen programme, beach time, tropical nature, optional excursions and shopping in Sanya.
Day 9: breakfast, check-out, airport transfer and flight to Tashkent.
Price, dates and visa
The starting price is from 558 USD per person on a twin share. Confirm departure dates, availability and the current price on WhatsApp before booking.
The China visa is arranged separately. Optional excursions and personal expenses are not included either.
Takeaway
Conclusion
Sanya and Hainan for 9 days: from 558 USD per person, with flights, chosen accommodation programme, transfer and insurance. Dates and availability are on WhatsApp. View the tour.
FAQ
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04Is a China visa included?+
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