Hengqin Two-Day, One-Night Tour | Relaxed Way to Travel with Kids

When done right, traveling with kids and relaxing aren't mutually exclusive 🥰 With just a 1.5-hour 🚗 drive to Zhuhai, I enjoyed 2 days of effortless fun with my kids Check in at a luxury hotel, stroll along the beach, visit flower fields, see art exhibitions, enjoy afternoon tea... Spring 🌿 is definitely the season to get out and recharge~ - 📍Hotel: Starry Hengqin Tianmu Hotel 🔹It's just a 10-minute drive from Hengqin Port, Starry Camping Town, and the seaside, making it convenient whether you're visiting Macau, sightseeing, or enjoying leisure activities 🔹Continues the comfort and service quality of the Starry brand, offering an excellent experience 🔹The design style blends Eastern and Western aesthetics, creating an artistic atmosphere. The most eye-catching features are two giant facing paintings in the lobby, representing the distinctive landscapes of Zhuhai looking toward Macau and Macau looking toward Zhuhai 🔹Various room types are available. Both the executive twin room and deluxe suite I stayed in were fully equipped with living rooms, work areas, bedrooms, and bathrooms with plenty of space, so it wasn't crowded with kids. The window overlooks lush green mountains - enjoying tea while taking in the mountain view is truly delightful - The nearby 📍Flower Corridor is a 14-kilometer seaside walkway, perfect for taking kids ✅Different flowers bloom throughout the year, like the recently bloomed kapok flowers and the upcoming royal poinciana. You might also encounter unknown flowers in some corners, all making for great photos ✅You can walk or cycle along the seaside corridor, with bicycles available for rent everywhere. The windmill corridor, seaside lighthouse, and cross-sea bridge along the way are all incredibly photogenic. This path extends all the way to Mangzhou Wetland Park, with multiple grassy areas for camping, creating a completely relaxed atmosphere ✅The No.1 Station occasionally hosts special activities and has indoor exhibitions that you can visit with your kids. You can also enjoy afternoon tea there, but what attracts children most is the chubby cat in the station - petting it is incredibly therapeutic