All Venues

Tuen Mun's largest indoor archery range, spanning over 6,000 sq ft with multiple practice zones, coached by instructors with Hong Kong representative team credentials.

An indoor archery hall in San Po Kong specialising in traditional bow techniques, ideal for those interested in traditional archery culture.

A massive indoor war game arena in Hung Hom spanning 35,000 sq ft, with multiple hand-painted themed battlefields offering BB gun, soft-dart gun and laser-tag modes.

An indoor war game arena in Yau Tong spanning over 30,000 sq ft, offering Airsoft, Nerf and jelly gun games across 4 special-effects battlefields, accommodating up to 120 people.

An indoor laser tag arena in Kwun Tong using a Taiwan-imported system developed with a US team, pain-free and thrilling, with multiple modes including a glow-in-the-dark maze.

A massive three-storey war game arena in Tai Kok Tsui with glow-in-the-dark BB guns and an intricate maze of corridors, accommodating up to 80 people, with student discounts available.

Hong Kong's first indoor forest-themed laser tag centre, located in Kwai Chung, with a moving maze and various environmental sets, offering 7 game modes.

Managed by the LCSD, located at the West Dam of High Island Reservoir, offering courses and rentals for canoeing, sailing, windsurfing, dragon boating and more.

Managed by the LCSD, located at Stanley Main Beach, offering canoeing, sailing and windsurfing courses, close to Stanley Market.

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.

Managed by the LCSD, adjacent to Plover Cove Reservoir with calm waters, Tai Po's most popular base for canoeing and sailing training.

Managed by the LCSD, located at Wong Shek Pier in Sai Kung near several outlying islands, a key water sports training base in Sai Kung, offering canoeing and sailing courses.

Sai Kung's main canoe training and water sports centre, offering canoeing and dragon boating courses, with dedicated water sports facilities.

A brand-new water sports centre on the Kwun Tong waterfront, located in the urban area, offering SUP and flatwater rowing experiences. Easily accessible and next to Kwun Tong Waterfront Garden.

Spanning 250,000 sq ft with a rare 28-metre real-grass slope for grass sledding, plus outdoor go-karts and hand-paddle boats, suited to children aged 3 and up. Walk-ins not accepted; advance booking required.

A large 200,000 sq ft organic farm with free admission, featuring a natural lake, BBQ facilities and animal-feeding activities, great for family fun.

A booking-required themed farm offering retro rural activities, bread-making and rope river crossings, with day-camp and evening BBQ packages.

An 11-acre farm on Cheung Chau island offering forest archery, a treetop walkway, goat feeding and campfire nights, with various themed campsites.

An eco-themed organic farm offering hands-on farming experiences, DIY workshops and yurt camping, with a focus on ecological education.

Hong Kong's well-known poodle café, featuring poodles of various colours and sizes, with pet-care knowledge sharing and venue hire for birthday parties.

A public riding school run by the Hong Kong Jockey Club, offering the most structured courses with transparent pricing. Locations in Tuen Mun, Pok Fu Lam and Lei Yue Mun, with enrolment via ballot.

Offers internationally certified riding courses taught fully in English, with pony experiences for ages 3–6, suitable for learners of all ages.

Preserving the classic charm of the former 'Shatin Floating Restaurant', with three distinctively themed banquet halls and 180-degree Shing Mun River views, ideal for large Chinese banquets, corporate year-end dinners and private parties.

Located atop K11 MUSEA, this pillar-free banquet hall comes with a rooftop garden, ideal for baby's 100-day banquets, birthday celebrations, corporate gatherings and other small-to-medium private events.