Wanning Shenzhou Peninsula, where every day writes a new chapter in the art of island relaxation

The moment I landed in Wanning, even the breeze carried the scent of coconuts and freedom. From Sanya to Lingshui, then to Wanning—I discovered Wanning is truly more comfortable and laid-back.
Staying at the Sheraton Shenzhou Peninsula, I felt the essence of "relaxation" etched into my DNA.

🏨 Living in a poem of sea and wind
The second I opened the balcony door of our room,
I finally understood what it means to "face the sea🌊, with spring blossoms."
We chose the Family Ocean View Courtyard Room this time—
Remember room number 1121! It’s absolutely legendary!
A private courtyard facing coconut groves and the beach🌊, with a dreamy carousel🎠 and a mini train.
Waking up to birdsong in the morning,
Lazing on a lounge chair at dusk, soaking in the "tangerine sea" sunset.
The kids could step out the door and head straight to the beach🏖️ to dig in the sand.
At night, we even set off fireworks🎆 on the shore.

📸 Picture-perfect photo spots
✅ Viral seaside swings: Three different locations! My favorite is the one in the water—magical at high tide (best shot at dusk with the sunset as the backdrop).
✅ Sunset Bar: A must-visit! Right outside the Sheraton, order a cocktail and lounge on a beach chair. The tangerine sea sunset + pink twilight make every shot Instagram-worthy.
✅ Infinity-edge T-shaped pool: Frame your shot along the pool’s centerline, with the coconut groves and ocean stretching into the distance.

🏄‍♀️ Nonstop fun
▪️ First-time surfing: The hotel beach offers surf lessons, perfect for beginners.
▪️ Family-friendly activities: Daily options include tree climbing🌲, play zones, bubble music parties, and even kids’ surf lessons.

⏰ Recommended itinerary:
Day 1: Check into the Sheraton → Lounge at the hotel → Sunset Bar
Day 2: Snorkeling at Jiajing Island → Leisurely café-hopping in Shimei Bay
Day 3: Sunrise at the lighthouse → DIY chocolate-making in Xinglong → Head home

During my three days and two nights in Wanning,
I learned to live by the rhythm of the waves—
No rush, no hurry, no stress.
Turns out, this is what *real* vacation feels like.