Guangzhou Private Tours

Private, customizable tours of Guangzhou for first-timers, families and seniors. Choose 2–7 days to explore Guangzhou, Foshan, Shunde, Zhuhai, Shenzhen, Shantou, Chaozhou and Nan’ao Island. Airport/train pick-up, private car, licensed guide—all included. We tailor every route to your dates and pace. Free draft in 24 hours.

How to choose a Guangzhou tour

Use this quick guide to pick the right pace and route. Every tour can be customized to your preferences and schedule.

2 days – Guangzhou + Zhuhai essentials
Perfect for short stays: Guangzhou Tower, Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, Yongqing Fang, Beijing Road, plus a Zhuhai coastal walk and Macau-side cruise.

3 days – Guangzhou + Foshan + Shunde
Balanced culture + city views: Ancestral Temple lion dance show, Chen Clan Academy, old Canton alleyways, Whampoa Military Academy, Pearl River night cruise and Canton Tower skyline.

4 days – Add deeper Lingnan culture
More time for Shamian Island, Yongqing Fang, Lingnan gardens, temples and historic neighborhoods. Great for travelers who enjoy history and architecture.

5 days – Full Lingnan immersion
Guangzhou × Foshan × Shunde with iconic landmarks, night cruise, Canton Tower observation deck, old streets and food districts—best for culture-focused visitors.

6 days – Add Shantou, Nan’ao Island & Chaozhou
Urban + coastal + Chaoshan heritage: lighthouse coastline on Nan’ao Island, Shantou’s overseas Chinese history, and Chaozhou’s ancient bridges and temples.

7 days – Greater Bay Area + Chaoshan loop
The most complete option: Guangzhou, Foshan, Zhuhai, Shenzhen, Huidong, Shantou and Chaozhou in one journey with private transfers and curated highlights.

Add-ons / Day trips

Short extras you can plug into any Guangzhou plan.

  • Pearl River night cruise (1–1.5 hrs) — Enjoy Guangzhou’s skyline from the water with illuminated bridges and Canton Tower.
  • Canton Tower observation deck — 433-meter views of the city, great around sunset or evening.
  • Foshan Ancestral Temple & Lion Dance (half day–full day) — Classic Lingnan heritage; pairs well with Shunde food streets.
  • Shunde Food Tour (half day) — Huagai Road snacks, traditional Shunde dishes and old-town walks.
  • Zhuhai coastal walk (half day) — Lovers’ Road, Zhuhai Grand Theatre photo stops, Fisher Girl Statue.
  • Macau coastal cruise (half day) — See Macau’s skyline and the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge from the sea.
  • Nan’ao Island (full day) — Lighthouse, blue coastline and beaches; ideal for nature lovers.
  • Chaozhou Old Town (full day) — Guangji Bridge, Han Wen Gong Temple, ancient streets and evening light shows.

Need advice? Tell us your dates and who’s traveling—we’ll suggest the best mix based on weather and travel rhythm.

When to visit and how long

Best seasons
Spring (Mar–May) and autumn (Oct–Dec) offer comfortable temperatures and clearer air. Summer is hot and humid; winter is mild with fewer crowds. Avoid Chinese New Year, early May and early October—or secure bookings early.

How many days

  • 2 days: Guangzhou tower area + classic temples + Zhuhai coastal highlights.
  • 3 days: Add Foshan’s Lingnan heritage or Shunde food streets.
  • 4 days: Explore deeper neighborhoods like Shamian Island, Yongqing Fang and museums.
  • 5 days: Full Lingnan cultural loop with night cruise and Canton Tower.
  • 6 days: Add Shantou, Nan’ao Island and Chaozhou for Chaoshan culture.
  • 7 days: Greater Bay Area + Chaoshan round—Zhuhai, Shenzhen, Huidong, Shantou and Chaozhou.

Logistics cheatsheet

  • Airports & pick-ups: CAN (Guangzhou Baiyun Airport) is the main gateway. Private tours include airport/train/hotel pick-up and drop-off; we align all transfers with your schedule.

  • Where to stay:

    • Tianhe CBD – Best for convenience, malls, and modern hotels.

    • Pearl River/New City area – Close to Canton Tower, river views and evening walks.

    • Shamian Island – Colonial atmosphere with quiet streets; great for families.

  • Getting around: Subways cover the city; private car handles cross-city transfers (Foshan, Shunde, Zhuhai, Shenzhen, Shantou and Chaozhou).

  • Tickets & timing: Canton Tower, night cruises and observation decks use timed entries; we reserve in advance to avoid queues.

  • Kids & seniors: We arrange stroller-friendly routes, accessible paths, minimal stairs and mid-day breaks for comfortable pacing.

Not sure which tour?

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Step 1 — Tell Us What You Need (1 minute)

Share your destination, dates, group size, and budget in a short form. That’s all we need to get started.

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A travel specialist reviews your request and reaches out via your preferred channel for a brief chat—no obligation.

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Step 3 — Finalize Details & Secure Payment (3–7 days)

We refine the plan together. Once you’re happy, pay safely online. Most trips are confirmed within 3–7 days.

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FAQ

How many days in Guangzhou is enough?
For first-timers, 2–3 days cover essentials. Add 4–5 days for Lingnan culture and city-coastal contrasts; 6–7 days if you want Chaoshan, Nan’ao Island or Greater Bay Area highlights. We tailor pacing to your group.

Is the Pearl River night cruise worth it?
Yes—Guangzhou’s night skyline is one of the city’s signature experiences. We plan the timing and reserve seats to avoid long lines.

Foshan or Shunde—how to choose?

  • Foshan: Ancestral Temple, martial arts culture, Lingnan heritage.
  • Shunde: Food paradise—great for culinary travelers.

Can we start in Guangzhou and end in Zhuhai/Shenzhen/Chaoshan?
Absolutely. Many guests start in Guangzhou and continue by private car or high-speed rail to Foshan, Zhuhai, Shenzhen, Shantou or Chaozhou. We can transport luggage and sync all transfers.

Best areas to stay for first-timers?
Tianhe (modern & convenient), Pearl River/New City (views, river walks) and Shamian Island (quiet, historic atmosphere). Tell us your preferences—we’ll suggest the best area.

Do you arrange high-speed trains, cruise tickets and Canton Tower entries?
Yes. We handle transportation, dated tickets and timed observations, and align everything with your daily route to avoid bottlenecks.