Category: Water sports

The 2020 Hainan International Tourism Equipment Expo is expected to host more than 1000 tourism facilities, gather around 500 professional buyers and attract more than 30,000 visitors.

Applications are now open for the Hong Kong to Sanya race, sanctioned as a qualifier for the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race 2020, which will mark the 23rd anniversary of its launch in 1997 and has been held biennially since 2012.

Sun and Moon Bay (日月湾) is rightfully known as the number one place to surf in Hainan, and, arguably, the number one place in China. Technically a part of Wanning city (though, in reality, it is actually located closer to the city of Lingshui) Sun and Moon Bay, with it's very well-known left-hand breaks, offers an incredible surfing experience.

This week we met up with Pierre-Jean at the Haikou Sailing and Windsurfing Club on Xi xiu beach to learn what it's like to...

The Clipper Race is one of the biggest challenges of the natural world and an endurance test like no other. No sailing experience needed With no previous sailing...

As part of ongoing efforts to turn Hainan Province into the centre of the Chinese yachting industry, local officials have opened Hainan waters for...

In episodes 5 & 6, Jake and Patrick head off to Wuzhishan for a Discover Hainan two-part special, in part 1 (episode 5) they...

The 2019 – 2020 around the world Clipper race stages have recently been announced. The competition will take competitors some 40,000 nautical miles across...

Sanya Tourism Development Commission is proud to announce the city of Sanya, located in southern China on Hainan Island, is continuing its role as...