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Ngon Sam stream

昂深石澗 Ngon Sam Stream now looks cleaner and it continues to be more spectacular than its twin Nei Sham. A bit far but definitely a good one.

Po Kwu Wan

One of those spots that became Instagram famous for a while but in reality compared with our usual coasteering fun it is like ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Tai Tau Chau

After doing Kai Sau Chau East I decide to continue checking ALL the coastline. As expected almost nothing interesting here. Just one more island ticked out.

KauSaiChau East

Coasteering under one of the biggest golf courses in Hong Kong. Some interesting old pools, easy on rocks, and some nice views atop the hills.

Tai A Chau

Coasteering the big island in Sokos. Some nice rock formations, several beaches, and part of the not-so-nice nor distant history of Hong Kong.

Tai Ho slab

A remote stream, super red on top, a beautiful fun slab and big rocks to scramble on, a few waterfalls, jungle or bush walk endings though.

Kung Chau

Remote and very photogenic islets a long swim away from Grass Island. Possible good snorkeling, scrambling, and extra fun around.

Right Dragon

Wong Lung Hang might be the number one stream in Hong Kong. The Right Dragon 右龍石澗 Yau Lung is one of the exit options.

Nei Tung Hung

Have you been in Tei Shek? If you want similar water quality, you are OK with a bit less flow, but higher waterfalls; this is for you.

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