Outdoors & Nature

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 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 professional yacht charter company offering junk boat parties, night squid fishing, Victoria Harbour night cruises, wedding proposals and one-stop sea-based services, an official partner of Klook and TripAdvisor.

Boat owner-operated service offering harbour cruises, night squid fishing, romantic Victoria Harbour tours, festive fireworks viewing and party charters, with karaoke and BBQ facilities on board.

Focused on the eastern and southern waters and outlying islands of Hong Kong, departing from piers in Tai Po, Sai Kung, Sha Tin, Aberdeen and more, offering speedboat charters, island hopping, fishing and corporate events.

A long-established shop with over 30 years of history, offering bike rentals at three locations, Tai Wai, Tai Po and Tai Mei Tuk, with cross-station returns available (for an extra $10-$20), ideal for cycling along the Tolo Harbour or New Territories cycle tracks.

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.

A long-established bike rental shop along the Tai Po cycle track, near the start of the Tolo Harbour cycle track, offering a range of bikes for day rental.

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 bicycle rental service within the West Kowloon Cultural District Art Park, boasting Victoria Harbour views, a rare scenic cycling experience within the urban area, with extra-large family bikes available for parents and children.

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 rental station along the Tseung Kwan O waterfront cycle track, convenient for cycling the roughly 2km coastal route from Tseung Kwan O Waterfront Park to LOHAS Park.

Lung Kee Cycle has branches along several New Territories cycle tracks, covering Ma On Shan, Sha Tin, Tuen Mun and more, convenient for exploring the 60km New Territories Cycle Track Network.

Hong Kong's only man-made beach, 545 metres long, opened in 1995 with sand imported from Hainan Island. It's the centrepiece of the Gold Coast resort in Tuen Mun, with excellent facilities for families.

One of Hong Kong's most famous beaches, a 292-metre crescent-shaped bay with a floating platform, beach volleyball court and full facilities; nearby The Pulse mall offers dining and shopping.

Cheung Chau's largest beach, 230 metres long with Grade 1 water quality, featuring a floating platform and full facilities, next to a windsurfing centre, a must-visit beach on a Cheung Chau day trip.

Founded in 1975, Cheung Chau's oldest water sports centre offers windsurfing, SUP and kayak rentals plus sailing lessons, with a sea-view outdoor café.

A water sports centre at Kei Ling Ha Hoi in Ma On Shan offering kayak and SUP rentals, conveniently close to Wu Kai Sha Station.

A hidden-gem beach bar beside Big Wave Bay's back beach, a favourite stop after hiking Dragon's Back. Relaxed, laid-back vibe with an outdoor BBQ deck and cold drinks, packed with visitors on holidays.

Hong Kong's most iconic surf beach, with waves from October to April drawing local and expat surfers alike. Has 20 BBQ pits and shower/changing facilities, close to the Dragon's Back trail, a top weekend outdoor spot.

Stanley's best-known beach, with a floating platform and 15 BBQ pits, next to Stanley Market and its historic buildings. Home to an LCSD water sports centre offering kayak and windsurf rentals, the closest quality beach to the city.

Lamma Island's most popular beach, with clear water and fine sand, BBQ pits and shower facilities, surrounded by around 4 waterfront restaurants. Draws crowds of locals and expats on holidays, 25 minutes on foot from Yung Shue Wan Pier.

A long stretch of beach next to Mui Wo Ferry Pier with 24 BBQ pits, a top choice for BBQs on Lantau, with Silvermine Waterfall Park nearby for hiking. Convenient direct ferry access to Mui Wo Pier.

A tranquil beach on Lantau's south coast famed for its stunning sunsets, with 6 BBQ pits and a camping area, next to Treasure Island Beach Club, a favourite weekend getaway beach among locals.