Joanna James
Those who seek adventure are looking for a joy that is found only in the thrill of a brand-new experience. Hong Kong can be a paradise for the seekers of adventure, any day of the week, you just need to look around!
Considered to be the second-highest peak in Hong Kong, Lantau is an experience that needs to be had to be understood. Found amongst the plethora of dense trails and climbs that are found close to Central, this hike is a favourite amongst locals and tourists alike.
If you are staying at any of the Tsim Sha Tsui hotels such as the Park Hotel Hong Kong you can get some guidance from the in-house staff to understand the best time of the day to start your journey and the most efficient way of getting there.
Hong Kong does not disappoint when it comes to opportunities to get a rush of adrenaline. If you head to the New Territories, you are likely to come across a swathe of mountainous land that is will with vistas of verdant forests.
The Ping Nam stream is an ideal place to experience a variety of waterfalls and plunge pools making the perfect getaway from the general heat of Hong Kong.
To get the best out of the canyoning experience, it is recommended to take a guide for assistance as they will be able to show the ropes while you climb to the top of the stream.
They will show you the ropes of abseiling waterfalls as well as several bum slides, and when you are a bit famished, they will organize a lunch for everyone to re-energize.
Sha Kiu Tau is the best place in Hong Kong to get close to some stunning islands and blue waters, which will also provide you with a view of a stunning skyline while you take a dip in pristine waters.
This is also the perfect location to try some wakeboarding with a boat. Some people will simply be satisfied with swimming while others would rather sunbathe. Whatever it is that you would like to do, the Shan Kiu Tau is a great place to spend the day with friends and family.
Once known as the 'Venice of the East', the fishing village of Tai O is located on the west coast of Lantau Island. With is worn charm, this is one of the places where the traditional stilt houses still can be seen, much like in an old Chinese fishing village.
If you are a thrill-seeker on the search for new experiences, then surfing may just be your next calling. Located at the Big Wave Bay, this sheltered cove is beautiful, to say the least. With a range of stunning hills surrounding this cove, visitors are in for a picture-perfect adventure!
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