Five days and four nights of Hainan tour during the Spring Festival

After returning from Guangxi for the Spring Festival, I arranged to accompany my parents and their subordinates to Hainan for a trip~ 🌊Route: Qionghai Boao - Wenchang - Wanning - Haikou We chose to fly there and rent a car for a self-driving tour. The accommodation was arranged at the Boao Asia Forum Hotel, which I personally think is just average. Dining is quite convenient as you can drive to nearby Tanmen to eat or go to Boao town, but delivery might take a bit longer. 🌟day1 Wenchang The two main attractions we visited here were the Song Family Ancestral House and the Space Launch Site. The less impressive experience was at the launch site, which was crowded and had only some debris inside. We bought some souvenirs to support the aerospace industry. The Song Family Ancestral House is quite small, and you won't need much time to look around before leaving. 🌟day2 Qionghai House Viewing + Red Stone Beach Accompanied my parents to look at some holiday homes and also checked out the nearby Red Stone Beach. Got bitten by betel nut worms and felt very upset, so be sure not to wear shorts or short sleeves. 🌟day3: Wanning Shimei Bay + Shenzhou Peninsula Shimei Bay really has beautiful seas, but it's too crowded and traffic is terrible. The beaches of Shenzhou Peninsula are particularly dirty, mainly because there are too many people... The rooms at the nearby Huarun Jiuli look quite nice, but the entrance is very congested. 🌟day4 Haikou CDF Duty-Free City Although it's not as comprehensive as Sanya, it's quite convenient to buy some cosmetics for gifts and personal use, and you can quickly reach the spending limit, after which you can only continue shopping using other people's limits. There are also plenty of dining options in the duty-free city. 🌟Delicacies: Hainan's Qingbu Liang is so delicious, I randomly picked several places and none were a disappointment, and the chicken shit vine is also quite good! It sounds dark but actually has the texture of taro balls, worth trying if you visit. I don't like seafood, and after eating it for several meals over two days, I found it quite uncomfortable, still thinking the nearby Hunan cuisine is better. I won't comment on Wenchang chicken, as it's not to my taste. The queue at Qionghai's Qiao Niang is really long, but the Hainan pickled noodles are quite tasty! Mango rice rolls are also okay. 🛫Transportation: If you are traveling and need to return home on a schedule, make sure to buy your plane tickets in advance. We only started looking for tickets on the third day of the new year and there were only a few left, so we had to immediately buy expensive business class tickets to return. Later on, even tickets for the 20th were sold out.