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Category Coasteering

Tung Lung Chau

An excellent route including tons of caves, dramatic cliffs, jumping spots, waterfalls. Only suitable for really confident swimmers/coasteers.

Cheung Ngam Wan

Another short coasteering route, around Long Ke in Sai Kung. You could combine it with the previous one for a long day with nice views all around.

Laida to Laga

Easy coasteering route connecting some of the nicest beaches and coves of Biscay. Add a bit of hiking to enjoy all the scenery of Urdaibai estuary

Barrika coasteering

Spectacular cliffs and rock formations on the Bay of Biscay. Part of the routes abroad, Basque Country this time.

Chung Hom Kok

Chung Hom Kok peninsula offers an easy coasteering route, a trickier dry scrambling version and tons of peculiar rocks around.

SungKong & Waglan

Sung Kong has nice coasteering with less distinctive features. Waglan is small but has interesting rocks, an arch, and the old constructions around the lighthouse.

Long Ke coasteering

Relatively protected Bay that allows you to see some of the geopark features and caves without the possible big waves or high scrambles of the East Dam route.

Northern islands

One of the most remote & cute places in Hong Kong. Get ready for some complicated logistics or a really long day out hiking and swimming.

East dam coasteering

Some of the most spectacular Hong Kong coastal scenery, with huge volcanic rock structures, caves, and frequently nice water where to swim.

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