Tourists account for less than 1% of Sanya's population, with low prices and scenery that rivals Bali

After playing in Hainan for more than ten days, the route was Boao-Lingshui-Sanya. Lingshui was my favorite along the way. Boao is suitable for retirees to idle away their time, with a higher population of elderly people, while Lingshui gives off the vibe of Phuket with its clear seas and fine sands. Staying at the Qingshui Bay Hanhai Yintan, close to the beach, it's just a few minutes' walk away. Three people renting an electric scooter to go back and forth to Yingzhou Town for meals every day, treating Yingzhou as a canteen is very comfortable. Recommended are Zaran beef offal and Guilin pot-cooked rice noodles. After checking into the hotel, contact the front desk to rent a car without a deposit, 60 yuan a day calculated on a 24-hour basis is very cost-effective. Seafood prices in Lingshui are a third cheaper than in Sanya, and of course, even cheaper in Boao. Grouper fish is 35 yuan per jin in Boao, 38-45 in Lingshui, and immediately jumps to 80 in Sanya. Coconuts are 5 yuan in Boao, 6-8 yuan in Lingshui, and 8-12 yuan in Sanya. Buying fruits at Yingzhou's market for fifty yuan can last for several days. PS: The most beautiful sea in Lingshui is not where the 'Disappearing Her Lighthouse' is located, but a wild bay above a local village. The least favorite place is Yalong Bay in Sanya, with many mosquitoes, coarse sand, and not so beautiful sea. In Sanya, it's better to go to Tianya Town for the sea view, where the guesthouses are right next to the beach, with both scenery and beach quality better than Yalong Bay.