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Best Outdoor Activities in Hong Kong

1. Zipline at Tung Lung Chau: Among the countless adventure activities that Hong Kong offers, ziplining at Tung Lung Chau is the most exhilarating one. Get yourself tied up to a long rope at a high cliff and sail through the length gazing at majestic cliffs and blue waters at Tung Lung Chau island.

2. Kayaking at Sai Kung: It is a thrilling journey to experience kayaking in the pristine waters of Sai Kung, Hong Kong. It is one of the topmost adventure activities in Hong Kong. Sailing through the tranquil waters you can reach the alluring Sea turtle marine reserve where you can also take a refreshing dip.

3. Camping at Tai Long Sai Wan, Sai Kung: Besides kayaking, Sai Kung also offers overnight camping activity. You can glamp here (glamorous camping) in luxurious tents which is considered to be the among best outdoor activities in Hong Kong.

4. Paddle Boating at Wong Nai Chung Reservoir: Just 20 minutes away from the Central, Wong Nai Chung is a tranquil reservoir famous for its lush green flora and fauna. You can paddle a boat with a group of coordinated paddlers, sailing in harmony. You can also enjoy a meal and drinks at a small kiosk near the shore called the Beer house.

1. Snorkeling: Snorkeling is a widely preferred water sport by adventure junkies across the globe. You can try this adventure activity in Hong Kong with the scenic view of Sai Kung. With crystal clear blue water and multicolored coral reefs, Sai Kung gives you a mesmerising experience of snorkeling.

2. Canyoning: Canyoning or canyoneering is considered to be one of the top adventure sports of Hong Kong. In this activity you sail through the steep trails of a canyon and can also take a trip to the fascinating Ping Nam Stream, which is part of the most beautiful waterfall of Hong Kong.

3. Windsurfing: Windsurfing is a combination of both sailing and surfing where you hop on a 2-2.5 meters long board, powered by the wind on a sail. The best spot to pursue this activity is in Stanley, Hong Kong where the beach is windy and has a holiday regime to it.

1. Dragon’s Back - Dragon’s back is the most popular urban hiking trail. It offers a magnificent view of the Southern island and its coastline. The hike is around 9 kilometers long and takes 2-3 hours to get completed. It ends at the Big Wave Bay so you can take a refreshing dip in the tranquil blue water and have a meal at beachview restaurants.

2. Lamma Island - Lamma Island is Hong Kong’s third largest island. It is around 7 kilometers long and takes about 2 hours. You can also spend a leisure day on this island by wandering around the village, and visit Hong Kong’s first-ever windmill. If you continue to hike, you can reach Hung Shing Ye Beach and learn a lot about their culture.

3. The Peak - The peak is a must-visit spot of Hong Kong, with the fascinating view of Victoria Harbour and a 360-degrees view of the entire city. It is the shortest hiking trail of Hong Kong which can be completed in under an hour. If you visit here in the evening, you can witness Hong Kong’s iconic skyline in the dark.

4. Violet Hill and Twin Peak - The Violet Hill and Twin peak is located in the southernmost part of Hong Kong island. These are the two famous peaks and have a long flight of stairs leading to the top. Climbing the stairs may sound like a lethargic way to go on a hike, but the rewarding view of Southern island and Tai Tam reservoir from the top makes it worth it!