How to have fun in Sai Kung, Hong Kong? Here we go.

Here is the "backyard of Hong Kong". There are beaches and small shops selling kites and surfboards. There are mountains and forests, with birds chirping and butterflies fluttering on the trails. There is the ocean, with gentle waves and sunsets. The whole Sai Kung is "pre-selling" the way to decompress. The "Food and Fun" train bound for Sai Kung is ready to depart. Walk and "look" at the same time. Let's throw away our worries together. Go up the mountain or down to the sea, adults don't make choices, in Sai Kung you can have it all 🌊. From the ocean view to the volcanic landscape, the Wanlihiking trail is full of surprises, waiting for you to unlock! This is a hidden gem in Sai Kung that you will turn back to countless times after visiting. From the endless beauty of the reservoir to the mysterious volcanic rock formations, this trail offers you more than one surprise. Wan Yi Trail Arriving at the east dam of Wanyi Reservoir, this is the starting point of the geological trail. From afar, there are lush mountains, giant dams, and a cool breakwater made of countless H-shaped weak wave stones, as well as a solitary sea-eroded pillar standing in the water with unique landforms on the broken edge shoal. Although it is only the scenery at the starting point, it is enough to make you amazed. Dongba is also connected to Liangchuan Bay, and along the way there is a series of hexagonal rock columns formed during the super volcanic eruption 140 million years ago. They extend from the land to the sea, with the highest reaching 100 meters. There are also fault breccia belts hidden among the rock columns, which are quite spectacular. Along the trail ahead, there is a section of S-shaped curved rock pillars, which were formed by the influence of crustal movement before the hexagonal rock pillars cooled and solidified; at the end of the trail is the entrance to a sea-eroded cave, a natural cave formed by the erosion of waves, where you can explore and experience the wonderful creations of the Creator up close when the tide recedes. The extension section of the trail is marked by Jianjiao, from where you can climb up to the observation deck and enjoy a 360-degree view of the entire reservoir. The coastal wonders of Pobianzhou, the Wengang Islands, the Guozhou Islands, and the scenery of Langqi Bay are all within sight, and corresponding signs and explanations are provided at each scenic spot to ensure that you don't miss any of the excitement. Transportation: Take bus 92 from Exit C2 of MTR Diamond Hill Station to Sai Kung Town Center, then switch to a taxi to the starting point of Dongba Trail. Amazing hiking route: MacLehose Trail Section 1 to Section 2. Starting from the east dam of Wanyi Reservoir, the first to second sections of the MacLehose Trail offer a completely different experience from Sai Kung. This section of the journey is full of ups and downs, taking you up the mountains and down to the sea, allowing you to experience the passion brought by the mountains and the ocean. Further down is Langqie Bay, with cliffs on both sides of the bay. The deep blue sea and the pure white soft sand beach are super pleasing to the eye. Find a good weather day to come here to wade in the waves and step on the sand, it will definitely be very comfortable. Leaving Langqie Bay, it's time to start climbing. As you climb higher, your vision becomes wider, and the scenery of the distant countryside park can be easily seen. Walking through the mountains and forests, exploring the endless mysteries of nature, is the treasure brought by the MacLehose Trail. After passing through the spectacular bays of Xiwandao and Xiantianwan hidden among the mountains, arriving at Beitanao, the hiking journey from the first to the second section of the MacLehose Trail has already come to an end. Transportation: Take bus no. 299X from Sha Tin New Town Plaza Bus Terminus to Sai Kung Town Centre, then switch to a taxi to reach the starting point at Dongba. Rock climbing and snorkeling can be satisfied at once in Sai Kung. In Sai Kung, it's not all gentle like water, there's also a "wild and adventurous" side. If you want to find thrilling sports passion in Sai Kung, you must go rock climbing at Donglong Island at least once. East Dragon Island rock climbing Here are rugged and towering coastal cliffs, breathtaking island scenery, perfect for rock climbing. The most popular climbing spot on the island is the "Technical Wall", also known as "T Wall". There are various climbing routes with different difficulty levels, and enthusiasts can freely choose suitable routes for climbing. Dongba is also connected to Liangchuan Bay, and along the way there is a series of hexagonal rock columns formed during the super volcanic eruption 140 million years ago. They extend from the land to the sea, with the highest reaching 100 meters. There are also fault breccia belts hidden among the rock columns, which are quite spectacular. During the rock climbing process, above is a cliff, below is the waves hitting the shore. As long as you reach the mountain top, you can overlook the vast sea and outdoor scenery of this small island. This is Donglong Island, it will give you a feeling of "conquering". Transportation: There are two ferry routes to Donglong Island, one from Sanjia Village in Kowloon and the other from Sai Wan Ho on Hong Kong Island. Services are only available on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. From MTR Yau Tong Station, walk 15 minutes to Sam Ka Tsuen Ferry Pier. The first ferry departs at 8:20 am. You can also walk 10 minutes from MTR Sai Wan Ho Station to Shelter Cove No. 10 Pier. The first ferry departs at 9:00 am. Want to see the underwater world in Sai Kung? Come to Kiu Tsui Chau for snorkeling! As a popular snorkeling destination in Hong Kong, Kiu Tsui Chau boasts crystal clear turquoise waters, endless coral reefs, and colorful marine life. Once you explore the underwater world here, a visual feast begins. Take the street ferry to Donglong Island, departing from Sanjia Village in Kowloon and Sai Wan Ho on Hong Kong Island, with service only available on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. From MTR Yau Tong Station, walk 15 minutes to Sam Ka Tsuen Ferry Pier. The first ferry departs at 8:20 am. You can also walk 10 minutes from MTR Sai Wan Ho Station to Shelter Cove No. 10 Pier. The first ferry departs at 9:00 am. Want to see the underwater world in Sai Kung? Come to Kiu Tsui Chau for snorkeling! As a popular snorkeling destination in Hong Kong, Kiu Tsui Chau boasts crystal clear emerald waters, continuous coral reefs, and colorful marine life. Once you explore the underwater world here, a visual feast begins. Bridge Mouth Island Snorkeling Here, you can get up close with schools of yellow-tailed fusilier, colorful parrotfish, butterflyfish, and if you're lucky, even see Nemo the clownfish from "Finding Nemo". But be careful not to be scared by the sudden emergence of small fish! Because this is a shallow water area, when snorkeling, you also need to be careful not to step on these fragile corals. Transportation: Take minibus 1A from Exit C2 of MTR Choi Hung Station to Sai Kung Pier Bus Terminus, or take bus 92 from MTR Diamond Hill Station to Sai Kung Bus Terminus near Sai Kung Public Pier. There are many stalls around the Sai Kung Public Pier that provide ferry services to and from the Bridgehead Pier. When boarding the boat, you need to distinguish the boats by flag color or logo. When purchasing a ticket, the person in charge will inform you of the return time. Remember to keep the ticket for the return trip and pay attention to the color of the flag on the boat to avoid delaying your trip.