Sup | 4 route recommendations in hong kong

From Wu Kai Sha Beach to Pak Shek Beach, the journey takes about 30 minutes including a break. As you turn into Tolo Harbour, the waves will be bigger. Stay aware! After passing the Pak Shek Barbecue Site, you will reach a private beach called Pak Shek Beach. The sand is soft but the oyster shells are washed up to this beach too. Wear aqua shoes if needed. In 15 minutes, you will arrive at Starfish Bay, which is a restricted conservation area. If you can make time, you can even enjoy the sunset at Ma On Shan on the way back.

Paddling from Sha Ha to Sai Kung Hoi, you will pass by several small islands on the way. It is recommended to go further to Pak Sha Chau. It is worth visiting as the beach is cleaner with clearer water. There are two other beaches on the island, called Kiu Tsui Swimming and Half Moon Bay, also known as Ha Mun Bay.

It takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour to go from Acacia Bay to Green Egg Island. The route is very simple and suitable for beginners.

From Sam Mun Tsai towards Ma Shi Chau, the sea is quite calm and very suitable for kayaking or stand-up boarding beginners. On the way, you will see the mangrove forest, which has great ecological value. If you continue in the direction of the dam, you will reach Pak Sha Tau Beach, where you can enjoy the view of Pat Sin Leng and Ma On Shan. If you go further along the dam, you will see Lung Mei Beach. After passing through Lung Mei Beach, you will be close to Yang Chau and find the Avalokiteshvara statue of Cishan Temple from afar!