Shengshi Feiyang Olympic Sailing Yacht is a sightseeing project operated by Qingdao Shengshi Feiyang Marine Tourism Co., Ltd. Established in 2005 and affiliated with China Shengshi Investment Co., Ltd., it is the first professional company in Qingdao city to position itself in high-end marine business tourism. With the service concept of ‘leisure, business, nobility, and enjoyment’, the company carries out various businesses including marine business tourism, private leisure vacations, celebration gatherings, famous domestic and international yacht agency, yacht management consulting, and yacht clubs.
Currently, the company has multi-level, differentiated, and innovative marine tourism products such as luxury yachts, convertible yachts, small yachts, sailboats, Chinese amphibious sightseeing buses, regular tourist boats, and speedboats. A high-end marine sightseeing fleet has been formed, aiming to create a new artery for marine tourism in Qingdao and shape a well-known marine tourism brand in the Olympic Sailing Capital. Supplementary information on preferential policies: 1. The above information is for reference only, and the specific details are subject to the disclosure of the scenic spot on the day. 2. Children’s ticket preferential policy:Double-decker sightseeing boats and catamaran sailboats: children’s tickets for those under 1.5 meters, full tickets for those over 1.5 meters, with no free tickets.
Other boat types: free tickets for those under 1. 2 meters, children’s tickets for those between 1.2 and 1.5 meters, and full tickets for those over 1.5 meters. 3. If unable to ride due to weather or other force majeure factors, the ride can be postponed. 4. Enjoy the eastern beauty of Qingdao from the sea (Olympic torch, Olympic Rainbow Bridge, Municipal Government, May Fourth Square, Music Square, Olympic Five Rings, Sea Grand Theater, Olympic Sailing Lighthouse, Olympic Main Breakwater, etc. ) and return to the Olympic Sailing Center. 5. Except for charter services, all belong to individual passenger sharing boats and cyclical departures.
