A trip to Sanya

Last summer holiday, I went to Sanya with my friends. For me, Sanya is a resort city that should enjoy the fun of different hotels. It is lovely to stay in the hotel and feel the sea.

The day after arriving in Sanya, one of the friends asked to see the sunrise. To successfully see the sunrise, we played poker all night, stayed up, and headed to the beach near the hotel at 4 am to wait for sunrise. It was nearly five o'clock that the sun rose slowly. Listening to the waves crashing on the beach and watching the sun's red light gradually fill the sky is the most beautiful sunrise I have ever seen. After watching the sunrise, we returned to the hotel and slept until noon before heading to another hotel. 

Our second hotel, Park Hyatt Sanya Sunny Bay Resort, exceeded our expectations. However, the distance from the city center was not so convenient. Still, the facilities and experience of the hotel more than made up for the travel problem. Notably, the hotel's seclusion granted guests enhanced privacy. With three pools and a private beach exclusively for guests, we indulged in beachside water fights, and I felt more relaxed by enjoying the soft sand and water.

The incredible thing is the view from the hotel room. Panoramic Windows extend from one end of the room to another, offering a stunning sea view. Returning from the beach at sunset, we were greeted by an inspiring sight: a sailing yacht, the red sky, and the rolling mountains made an astounding image that I can't forget to this day. If you're curious about Park Hyatt or wish to book a room, you can explore more through this link https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/china/park-hyatt-sanya/sanph.

On the fourth day, we chartered a yacht to go to sea. At first, I was very excited and shared the beautiful scenery with my friends on WeChat. However, as the yacht swayed with the waves, seasickness overwhelmed me, restricting my participation in the diving. Yet, in travel, even regrets become cherished memories.

We stayed in Sanya for five days, and every sea view we saw was so beautiful and spectacular that we couldn't see it in other cities. Sanya's quiet and charming atmosphere is attractive to me, leaving a desire to revisit this city again and again.

If you want to see the sea, which city would you choose?


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