Shenzhen Extended
The base Hong Kong and Shenzhen trip plus three more Shenzhen days: the Window of the World theme park, a bike ride along Shenzhen Bay and the sea at Dameisha or Dapeng Fortress.
- Window of the World
- Shenzhen Bay Park by bike
- Dapeng Fortress
- Shenzhen University (SZU)
Who it's for: Travellers who want a slower pace in Shenzhen with theme parks, the seaside and nature, and families travelling with students.
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Itinerary
- Days 1–4 · Hong Kong and Shenzhen
Same as the first four days of Hong Kong & Shenzhen: Tsim Sha Tsui and the Symphony of Lights, Ngong Ping 360 and Victoria Peak, the train to Shenzhen with a day at Shenzhen University, then Lianhuashan Park, OCT-LOFT and Sea World in Shekou. - Day 5 · Window of the World
A full day at the Window of the World theme park, with replicas of the Eiffel Tower (108 metres tall), the Colosseum, the Egyptian pyramids and the Taj Mahal. In the evening, the big stage show on the main stage. - Day 6 · Shenzhen by the sea
Morning: cycling in Shenzhen Bay Park, a 13 km waterfront with views of the bridge to Hong Kong. Afternoon: Dameisha Beach, or Dapeng Fortress, a 14th-century fort between the mountains and the sea. - Day 7 · Last shopping and departure
The modern Coco Park mall for its food court, souvenirs and Chinese tea, then transfer to the airport and flight home.
Itineraries are indicative; exact dates, cities and universities are confirmed when you register your interest.
Days 1–4 are the same as in Hong Kong & Shenzhen (5 days).
Places on this trip
Included
- Local guide for the main sights
- Shenzhen University (SZU) campus day with a student chat (visit confirmed on registration)
- Short info session on studying in China
Not included
- International flights
- Visa fees
- Travel insurance
Your guides
Every group has between one and three guides, depending on the size and the programme:
- Tourism guide. Leads the sights, the daily route and the fun extras.
- Country and language guide. Helps with everyday life, local customs and speaking practice.
- University contact. Arranges and joins the university visits, talks and questions.
Small groups may have one guide who covers all three roles. Fun places beyond our packages →
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