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Grilled fish on the beach, Hawaiian shirts and exclusive hotels everywhere. Welcome to Sanya in China.

The small tropical island has much to offer. Firstly, the beaches but also cycling - distance is not great and there are many options for accommodation. There are small villages, Li and Miao minorities, where you can meet the "original" life. You can relax in Hotsprings of Seven Fairy Mountain or hiking in Jianfengling National Forest Park. Another excursion option would be The End of the World - a beach with beautiful rock formations in the water. Here flock lovers and families. Many are also married here, then place an amazingly beautiful. The stones represent two lovers who are not allowed to marry. We think it was a fun and different excursion. Since The End of The World is packed with tourists in their matching Hawaiian shirt and trousers. It looks like families in sleepwear on tour. Often the whole family wearing the same kind of Hawaiian shirt and trousers. It felt not as if youre among tourists, because we almost never see Westerners. Whatever activity you are doing, there will always be major language difficulties, since virtually no one speaks English - not even at a five star hotel! In the evening providing the local small tables and chairs up on the beach. They grill the fish caught during the day. Besides their barbecue is a great selection of particular plaice, prawns, squid and many other kinds of fish. In addition, you can also get corn cobs and peppers grilled. Nobody speaks English, so you are pointing, and they write the price in the sand: o) 5 skewers of different kinds of fish, a skewer with shrimp, a skewer of squid, 2 skewers of beef, a pepper, 3 corn cobs, two beers and a water costs just 80 yen. It runs small children around on the beach at night to sell goods to tourists. In this time selling the ... fireworks. A battery costs approx. 25 yen. A pack of fountains with 8 pieces costs 10 yen. Many can be tempted to buy, so there are fireworks every night, even though New Year is over.

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