Top Activities on the Ground in Hong Kong SAR

This private, guided tour will take you to all the corners of Hong Kong that you’d wish to explore. You can discuss your time allotment and desired places of interest, and then you can make that happen. Or you can start with the plan recommended by your guide, which includes stops at Central Star Ferry Pier, Tai Kwun Center for Heritage and Arts, and Graham Street Market. Learn all about this history and significance from your guide.

For a change of pace from busy Hong Kong, immerse yourself in nature during a half-day outing on the Dragon's Back trail. Considered one of the best urban hikes in Asia, Dragon’s Back features trails that wind along mountains, through forests and down to the white sands of Tai Long Wan (Big Wave Bay). Gaze over Hong Kong and the South China Sea, and have time to swim or relax on the beach. Your experienced guide provides informative commentary during your walk, which ranges from easy to moderately challenging.

If you have half day free and want to do something special, not just stay at hotel or shopping. Afternoon hiking tour to Sharp Island Geopark will show you one of the best local outdoor activities. High Island is located in Sai Kung district, after the tour, you will know Geoparks are not far away from heart of city. The tour will begin at Choi Hung MTR station, our local guide will meet you there with other travelers. We will take public bus and boat to Sharp Island Geopark, all transportation fees are included in the tour, no need to concern about small change. The boat also called as KaiTo, traditional transportation for fishman. Duration of hiking route is 1.5hours, from Hap Mun Bay Beach (south of Sharp Island) to Kiu Tsui Beach (north) through the hill of Kiu Tsui Country Park. You will explore a pleasant hiking trail, sea views at both sides and natural sand levee that connects Sharp Island with neighboring small Kiu Tau Island. We will arrive Choi Hung MTR station at 6:00pm.

Spare yourself the hassle of researching routes and get out into Hong Kong’s great wide open with a private guide on this magical New Territories cycling tour. Pedal to an ancient walled village, a mysterious tree house, and the Hong Kong Wetland Park. Along the way, enjoy a delicious dim sum lunch in Yuen Long town.

Get in touch with the great outdoors and challenge yourself on this alpine adventure climbing the saddle-shaped peak of Ma On Shan. During this hiking experience, climb up the mountain from the township, and take in stunning views of the surrounding landscape along the way. After navigating the ridge walk, make your way back down to the town of Sai Kung.

Enjoy an evening cruise aboard the Aqua Luna and take in epic views of the Hong Kong skyline during this symphony of lights experience. Relax on stylish lounge beds, mingle with fellow travelers and soak up the sights and sounds of this dynamic city on a 45-minute waterway experience.

Go deep into Hong Kong’s troubled past and current politics on this fascinating guided walking tour, which transforms the way you see the territory. Learn how the British colonized Hong Kong and handed it back to China. Along the way, find out how two banks fought a feng shui war, and why the British chose to build Hong Kong’s capital amid the hills.

Escape from the busy streets of Hong Kong for a half-day of hiking on Tai Mo Shan mountain, home to the stunning Ng Tung Chai waterfalls. Encounter a series of cascades, ending with the breathtaking Main Falls, the crown jewel of the walk and the tallest waterfall in Hong Kong. Pass by temples and villages, and learn about local plant and animal life from your expert guide. Expect a moderately challenging hike that is well worth undertaking! Your guide can modify the route to suit your fitness level.

Stray from the beaten path and discover Hong Kong like a local on a bike tour that focuses on traditional Chinese food. Ideal for first-time visitors and food lovers, this tour reveals lesser-known places that you won’t find in the guidebooks and provides tailored recommendations to last your entire vacation. Plus, exploring with a guide is a great way to orient yourself among the bustle of Hong Kong.

Spin around Hong Kong's largest natural harbor on two wheels on this 4-hour Tolo Harbour biking adventure in Hong Kong. Pull on your helmet, hop onto your bike and head out along Tolo Harbour with a guide. Along the way, gain insight into the harbor’s history and geography, and admire sweeping views over the waves to the Pat Sin Leng mountains. This fun tour follows dedicated cycle paths, and is suitable for cyclists of all ages and abilities.

Hike and cycle through the Hong Kong wilderness on this 4-hour Plover Cove ride and hike tour. Hop onto your bike in Tai Mei Tuk, then follow a guide through Plover Clove — widely considered the prettiest part of Hong Kong. When your bike-ride comes to an end, take to the footpaths and hike through the highland forests, where hidden waterfalls cascade through the natural landscape. Watch the treetops for native birdlife and enjoy the feeling of being close to nature in Hong Kong.

Follow island trails past historic villages, forest, and coastal scenery on a full-day, guided hiking tour of Lamma Island that includes round-trip transport from Hong Kong central station. Enjoy the laid-back pace of life on the car-free fishing island, and experience an uncrowded, natural side of Hong Kong.

In this tour, you will be able to see the other side of Hong Kong, the beautiful nature environment of Hong Kong, which might not be as famous as the modern and developed parts of Hong Kong like the night view of the Victoria Habour. But it is definitely worth seeing this unexpected side of Hong Kong. Travellers can customise this tour including turning it into a multi-day tour with wild camping on the mountains in Hong Kong. Besides, professional photo taking will be included in this tour and also short films (drone footage included) if requested.

Hong Kong is more than just shopping, high rise buildings, and neon lights. There are also beautiful coastlines and mountains to climb to enjoy the city skyline in a different way. We'll take you to see a side of Hong Kong that most typical travelers don't get to experience when they visit. We will make sure you will have the best day on your vacation while in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong is known for its unique geography, but knowing the best spots to admire the territory’s natural landscape can be tricky. Escape the bustling main streets on a hiking tour of the High Island Reservoir in Hong Kong’s UNESCO-listed Geopark, and discover volcanic formations, scenic coastline, and the Leung Shuen Wan Tin Hau Temple. Avoid hidden costs with lunch, a junk ride, and a village tour included.

Cycle through the beautiful bays and valleys of North Lantau, with a 7-hour guided bicycle tour. Stop at Inspiration Lake (Disneyland) for a picnic lunch (included with your tour), and visit the old town of Tung Chung to discover one of Hong Kong's forgotten fishing villages. Then head to the airport to watch the sun set over landing planes. The path is along paved roads with minimal vehicle traffic and some beautiful views. This small-group tour is limited to a maximum of four people.

Swap the busy streets of Hong Kong for a peaceful hiking adventure in Lion Rock Country Park. Get incredible panoramic sunset view that you wouldn’t see otherwise, and look out over Kowloon, Hong Kong Island, Sha Tin Valley, and the New Territories. Going on a guided tour ensures you don’t get lost, and takes you to secret spots that only locals know about.

Experience a different side to Hong Kong on this walking tour of the New Territories. You’ll get a much more intimate perspective of the neighborhoods you visit by walking there, and you can stop wherever you like to take photos or talk to people. This tour includes a range of fun activities—from visiting a museum to tasting street food—so will appeal to travelers with all kinds of interests.

Hike through some of Hong Kong’s most beautiful areas without worrying about getting lost on this 5-hour hiking tour to Lion Rock. Start at Kam Shan Country Park, and catch a glimpse of the monkeys who live there. Make your way through trails to Lion Rock, and decide if you’d like to go to the top of the 1,624-foot (495-meter) mountain. Continue to follow your guide across trails to Sha Tin Pass, and end your hike in Hong Kong’s Wong Tai Sin district.

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Just 6 miles (10 kilometers) from Hong Kong island and a short ferry ride from Central, Cheung Chau has some of the territory’s finest rock climbing and bouldering. Join your experienced instructor and a maximum of three other travelers for the perfect introduction to rock climbing. Learn key commands, basic movements and simple belaying: all equipment is provided. Lunch is not included but there are plenty of eateries on the island.

We hike in one of the most pristine areas in all of Hong Kong. The many trails are rarely used during the week, with barking deer and wild boar roaming these secluded areas. We’ll be more likely to see butterflies and birds along the way however, as there are plenty. You'll get treated to an authentic local meal in the middle of nature. We'll visit one of the best preserved rural village in the territory before a scenic boat ride takes us back into civilisation.

Enjoy a varied day trip that will take you out of the busy heart of Hong Kong and to the pretty coastline and interesting fishing villages. Active travelers will enjoy the hike through the Hong Kong Geopark, with its volcanic rock formations. Your guide will tell you all about the geology and local culture of the area. You’ll also enjoy a Chinese seafood lunch and a boat ride.

Challenge yourself in Hong Kong with this 6-hour sunrise climb of Lantau Peak, the territory’s highest mountain. Ascend the north ridge of Hong Kong’s most prestigious summit at daybreak, enjoying the first rays of morning light as they creep over the horizon. An optional post-summit visit to the famous Tian Tan Buddha before the morning crowds is an added bonus.