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The Eastern shoreline of Cheung Chau is by far the most technical. Similar rock formations to the rest of the island with the added difficulty “fun” bonus.
Short scrambling adventure. Perfect for an evening hike with the city lights below or for beginners trying to continue improving their skills before trickier routes.
Coasteering from Shek Pik reservoir to Shui Ha Wan mud flat is a long interesting route. Suitable for beginners trying to challenge themselves.
A small island just in front of one of the busiest beaches in Hong Kong, Shek O, perfect for coasteering. Several caves, cliff jumping spots all around.
One of the best diving & snorkeling spots in Indonesia, with all kind of tiny and huge underwater life. Additional jungle fun is available too.
Although I haven’t been there myself, Tyler, Colin, and others have been. Therefore adding information for your reference (several readers asking).
This can be a super simple adventure or just a walk. Including it on the web only because quite some people have asked me about the viewpoints.
Surprisingly interesting rock formations and fun scrambling on the Westernmost coast of the island. Everything fine but for the turbid water.
There are a few caves, mines, and tunnels in Hong Kong that you can explore. Here the very basics that you need to consider.