Outdoors & Nature

A fish-raft release fishing venue at Yim Tin Tsai, Sam Mun Tsai, Tai Po, accessible by boat transfer from the pier.

Bike rentals on Chik Shau Lane, Tai Wai, near the start of the Shing Mun River cycling track, with additional service kiosks at Sha Tin Park and Tai Po Waterfront Park for easy cycling trips.

Bike rentals at Cambridge Plaza, Sheung Shui, with some of the cheapest rates in Hong Kong (from $20 full day). Ride from Sheung Shui to cycling tracks in Fanling, Tai Po and other parts of the northern New Territories.

A long-standing Mediterranean restaurant beside Silvermine Bay Beach in Mui Wo, with a large rooftop terrace overlooking the bay. Serves generous Mediterranean and BBQ dishes, popular with families and islanders.

Fishing pond at the brackish water zone of Ha Pak Nai, offering a variety of catches including grouper, sea bass and red mullet, with a BBQ area on site.

The Tai Po branch of Asian Games Cycle, located near Tai Po Market Station, close to the Tolo Harbour cycle track, with bikes available for rides along the coast to Tai Mei Tuk.

The only dedicated eFoil (electric hydrofoil surfboard) experience and training centre in Hong Kong, located at Tso Chuk Wan in Sai Kung, also offering jet ski, kayak and SUP rentals with guided instruction.

A large farm-style glamping site in Lau Fau Shan, Yuen Long, with a choice of bubble domes, camper vans or inflatable tents, plus activities like archery and trampolining, and an organic farm experience.

A well-known water sports rental centre in Sha Ha, Sai Kung, offering canoe, SUP and water skiing (wakeboard/wakesurf) services, with instant online booking.

A kayak and SUP rental service at Stanley Main Beach, with changing rooms, showers and storage facilities, instant booking via Holimood, and close to Stanley Market.

A large freshwater fishing pond in Sheung Pak Nai, Lau Fau Shan, with a wide variety of fish species and a covered BBQ area.

Fishing raft leisure park at Kau Sai Wan, Sai Kung, with a fishing zone and a children's netting zone, reached by boat from Sai Kung Public Pier, great for families.

Bicycle rental in Tung Chung, Lantau Island, near Tung Chung town centre, ideal for exploring the Tung Chung River cycle track or coastal trails around Lantau, known for having the lowest hourly rates in Hong Kong.

A nearly 4,000 sq ft indoor prawn fishing venue with two large prawn ponds, restocked with fresh prawns by staff every hour.

A large indoor prawn fishing venue in a Kwun Tong industrial building with a self-service BBQ area for catch-and-grill.

A distinctive car-camping site in the countryside of Sha Tau Kok, offering Japanese-style cabins, off-road roof tents and camper vans with full equipment, for a proper car-camping experience.

A 9-hectare cycling park managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, with a 1km cycle track and a 1km elevated cycle path, plus a beginner practice area and extreme sports zone. Bike rental service available, suitable for the whole family.

A large 150,000 sq ft glamping site in Lau Fau Shan, Yuen Long, with three tent styles, tribal, sailboat, and stargazing, also bookable instantly via KKday/Klook.

Managed by the LCSD, located at St Stephen's Bay in Stanley, offering canoeing, sailing and windsurfing training in a tranquil setting ideal for beginners.

Established at Stanley Main Beach since the 1970s and run by former Olympic windsurfer Ho Chi-ho, offering windsurfing and kitesurfing lessons from beginner to competition level, plus kayak and paddleboard rentals.

A trick water-skiing base at Tai Tam Tuk Bay offering wakeboard and wakesurf experiences on calm waters ideal for beginners, with professional instruction.

The main training base of the Hong Kong, China Dragon Boat Association, located along the Shing Mun River in Sha Tin, offering dragon boat training courses and boat rentals open to public applications.

On the southern coast of Cheung Sha, Lantau Island, exotic-themed camper vans fully equipped with air-conditioning, TV and fridge, right by the beach, about a 15-minute drive from Tung Chung.

Spanning 3,600 square metres, this is one of Hong Kong's largest outdoor ropes adventure courses, built to ACCT international standards with 33 training challenges and 11 recreational challenges, accommodating up to 150 people at once. Suitable for schools, organisations and the public, with programmes ranging from half-day to overnight camps.