Hong Kong’s Great Outdoors: 5 Thrilling Adventures to Indulge In

Outdoor activities in Hong Kong are breath-taking, spine-chilling, adrenaline-rushing, but most of all, loads of fun. Explore parts of Hong Kong that you never knew existed. Here are some of the most exciting outdoor activities you can try out in Hong Kong.

1. The Dragon’s Back Hiking Tour

A 5-hour trek through forests, mountains and the white sands of Tai Long Wan Bay, with stunning views of Southern Hong Kong and its islands is what Dragon’s Back Hiking Tour promises you. Ranked among one of the best urban hikes in Asia, you will be guided throughout by an expert, especially while navigating the rugged ridge resembling a dragon’s back. For veterans, this may be an easy hike but for beginners, it may be moderately challenging.

Where: Starting point at Shau Kei Wan MTR station (Starting point can vary depending on the destinations chosen)

How much does it cost: Rs. 4,706 onwards* (Cost would vary depending on the areas covered)

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2. Ziplining at Tung Lung Chau

If throwing yourself off a 30-metre high cliff, above crashing waves gets your adrenalin rushing, ziplining is for you. Head for the enchanting Tung Lung Chau Island! This place is blessed with bewitchingly beautiful cliffs, which you cross over through ziplines. The views that greet you as you zoom past the cliffs have to been seen to be believed! You are guided throughout by experts, who ensure you adhere to the safety guidelines. Many people have overcome their fear of height here!

Where: Ferry it to Tung Lung Chau

How much does it cost: Rs. 5,670* onwards

3. Lamma Island Sea Kayaking and Hiking Tour

This 7.5 hour tour is a wild combination of exploring, kayaking, swimming and hiking. Begin by exploring the beautiful and remote coastline of Lamma Island by sea before hiking to Sea Turtle Marine Reserve. Swim for a while, then trek to Sok Kwu Wan Sea Kayak Base, from where you paddle through a traditional floating fish farm and head to Lamma Channel. At the southern coast of the island, prepare to get swooned by fantastic views of the granite cliffs. A small hike later, you sight the Turtle beach—the only nesting place for endangered turtles. Continue hiking along the picturesque ridge, explore the beauty and then prepare for the return back.

Where: Picnic Bay on the East Coast of Lama Island

How much does it cost: Rs. 6,418* for a full day trip

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4. Ho Ho Go Walking Tour

Yearning to explore the unbeaten paths of Hong Kong? Then join the Ho Ho Go Walking Tour for a historic, cultural and gourmet experience. Each route focuses on Hong Kong’s development narrated in an interesting story-like manner by the guide, who gives you headphones and ensures you put them on to hear her clearly. At times routes that may undergo development in the near future are also included. You get to know some never-heard-before insights and also savour some mouth-watering local delicacies at relatively lesser-known local joints. It’s the expertise of the guide and her vast knowledge about Hong Kong that makes this experience possible.   

Where: San Po Kong, Kowloon

How much does it cost: Rs. 2,824 onwards* (cost will vary depending on the destinations chosen)

5. Pink Dolphin Watching

Get on an ecological tour and spot the pink dolphins. You are picked up from a certain spot and taken on a scenic tour through the sea. As you try to spot the dolphins, the guide explains everything about this adorable mammal to you—its life cycle, habitat, and efforts being made towards saving them. It is an awe-inspiring moment when you see these beautiful dolphins gently and gracefully jumping about in and out of the water. You can’t then help but feel the strong urge to do something to protect them – after all what would you not give for such a breath-taking sight!

Where: Pearl River Delta

How much does it cost: Rs. 4,608*

6. Peak Walk

The highest point on the Hong Kong Island, The Peak offers magnificent views of the city’s skyscrapers and the Victoria Harbour. Add the peak walk to your list of things to do in Hong Kong (or take the peak tram) and get set to admire Hong Kong from its best vantage point. The 3.5 km walk (also called Peak Circle Walk) starts from Lugard Road near the Peak Tower, runs into Harlech Road, and will end at its starting point near the Peak Tower, from where you can take the Peak Tram as well. 

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