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Tsuen Wan coast

Do you want to continue exploring ALL the coastline? Or otherwise, are you a beginner who needs a really easy route? This is for you.

Tai Tam coasteering

The East shoreline of Tai Tam Bay offers an easy route full of small beaches and old structures. Good for beginners or “want to see it all”s.

Tung Ping Chau

Furthermost HK island with public transportation. Beautiful rocks, beach, and clear water. Easy hiking, coasteering and snorkeling there.

Ancient trails

Trails that used to connect old villages, now abandoned, or even main areas in today’s Hong Kong crisscross our hills. Some are on the verge to disappear, overtaken by vegetation. Greatly appreciated if you hike on them šŸ™‚

West HK island

Peculiar coasteering route with interesting spots but too much concrete and small rock areas also. For those wanting to do it all or beginners.

Stanley Headland

Beautiful route with history, distinct rock formations, challenging spots and more. The Prison and the PLA complex make it tricky though.

Bags & hydration

What kind of backpack should I buy? Should I go for something fully waterproof? Is an over shoulder bag OK?

East Phoenix Stream

Another relatively easy route in Lantau. High cliff and waterfall to conquer but with low water flow and a bit jungly on the top.

Kayaking in HK

Hong Kong offers a stunning coastline that we usually enjoy coasteering or swimming. If you would like to paddle instead here some info.

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