- Guilin, Guangxi
- Tailor-made length
- Series and private groups
Guilin & the Li River
Guilin is the calmest landscape on our programme list. The days are built around the river: a boat section, a countryside stop, and short transfers rather than long coach days.
The route in outline
- Li River section by boat, timed against the confirmed schedule
- Karst viewpoints along the river corridor
- Countryside stop with a short walk and time for photographs
- Group photograph beside the river before the return transfer
Why groups choose it
The pace suits older travellers and families, and the scenery gives a series a strong visual contrast to Beijing. It also works as a soft landing at the end of a longer programme.
Practical notes
Boat services depend on the season and on water levels, and departure piers change with them. We confirm the section, the pier and the timing in writing, and keep a land-based alternative for days when the river is closed.
Program at a glance
- Li River section by boat, timed to the schedule
- Karst viewpoints along the river corridor
- Countryside stop with a short walk
- Group photograph beside the river
- Weather alternative held in the programme
Program facts
| Destination | Guilin, Guangxi |
|---|---|
| Programme type | Group series or private group |
| Length | Set with your group |
| Guide | Licensed local guide |
| Boat section | Confirmed against the season and water level |
| Transfers | Short road transfers between stops |
What we arrange
- Licensed local guide for the programme days
- Boat section and tickets as confirmed in the proposal
- Hotel booking at the level agreed in the proposal
- Transfers between the airport or station and the hotel
- Meals as agreed in the final programme
- Weather alternative for the boat day
- Operations contact during the stay
Who this programme suits
- Groups who prefer scenery and countryside to cities
- Series that pair Guilin with a larger southern China route
- Mixed-age groups who want short transfers and easy days
From previous departures
Photographs are from Guolv Culture programmes.