Outdoors & Nature

A well-known Cheung Chau beach with a floating platform and water sports facilities, next to the Cheung Chau Windsurfing Centre (training base of Olympic gold medallist Lee Lai-shan). Busy on weekends, easily combined with other Cheung Chau sights.

'Starland' in Kung Um Road, Yuen Long, spanning 50,000 sq ft, Hong Kong's first rooftop-tent-themed campsite, with sweeping views of the Tai Lam Chung hills. Features luxury star-gazing tents and a car camping area.

Forest farm in Yuen Long spanning over 100,000 sq ft, divided into car camping, forest and hilltop camping zones, plus a double-decker bus play area, campfire zone and craft workshops.

A unique 'Japanese-style house' glamping experience in Yuen Long, with a private rooftop, ethnic-inspired decor and sunset views, plus a DIY breakfast experience.

Bike rentals at Kowloon Bay Park, close to several cycling tracks. Full-day rental offers great value, perfect for families and casual riders.

Bike rentals in Tai Shui Hang Village, Ma On Shan, with multi-point drop-off service (Tai Wai, Tai Po), no need to cycle back the same way after riding the trail.

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.

A bike rental shop in Tai Wai Village, about a 5-minute walk from Tai Wai Station, a convenient starting point for the Shing Mun River to Tai Po Waterfront cycling track.

Bike rentals at Fu Hong Garden, Tseung Kwan O, open until 2am, ride along the coastal cycling track to take in Tseung Kwan O's waterfront views.

Bike rentals at Tsuen Wan Waterfront Park, offering rides along the promenade with views of the Rambler Channel.

A mountain bike practice ground in Mui Wo managed by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, covering roughly 4.5 hectares with jumps, gravel slopes and log bridges. Free to use, suitable for beginners through advanced riders.

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.

Opening May 2026, this is Singapore-based XVENTURE's first Hong Kong venue, an approx. 18,000 sq ft indoor sports arena with 9 themed zones and 26 challenge stations. The highlight is a 3-metre elevated ropes course with safety harnesses and a zipline finale, suitable for both families and adults.

Hong Kong's first outdoor extreme ninja fitness challenge course, spanning 18,000 sq ft. Inspired by American Ninja Warrior and Japan's SASUKE, it features 18 obstacles across three difficulty levels testing climbing, balance and arm strength. Suitable for teens through adults, with walk-in access on weekdays.

Bike shop just across from Exit B of Yuen Long West Rail Station, offering a range of day-rental bikes including electric and kids' bikes, with cross-district return at Sheung Shui, ideal for exploring Nam Sang Wai.