Want to go to boat party, but don’t want to go far to Sai Kung? Is there any beautiful scenery to see on the city’s boat tour? Any recommended routes? I believe this is a question in the hearts of many Hong Kong Island residents. The editor has compiled 4 of the most popular city boat tour routes and information for everyone, which can definitely help you plan your boat party route!
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1. Closer option: Clearwater Bay
Located above the Victoria Harbour (Tsim Sha Tsui / Central / Wan Chai) pier, close to the pier, the journey is shorter. So if you want to go to a closer place, then Clearwater Bay is the most suitable.
💡 Suggested Route 1 Daytime Route: Victoria Harbour Pier boarding → Clearwater Bay (40 minutes) → Victoria Harbour Pier disembarkation
💡 Suggested Route 2 Daytime + Evening Route: Victoria Harbour Pier boarding → Clearwater Bay (40 minutes) → Dinner at Lei Yue Mun or Po Toi O (🔆 need to rent evening time) → Victoria Harbour Pier disembarkation
Clearwater Bay is one of Hong Kong’s most famous beaches.
- As the name suggests, the water quality is clear, the environment is quiet, and you can see beautiful scenery such as the Tai Kwun Mountains and golf courses from the boat.
- Convenient location, close to the city, so it attracts many people every year, and is the most popular boat P destination in Sai Kung.
During dinner time, some customers choose to eat seafood in Lei Yue Mun or Po Toi O. [🔆 Because the daytime boat P is 8 hours, if you want to have dinner, you need to rent evening time separately, so you must discuss the itinerary and how to calculate the additional charges with the captain in advance (there may be discounts!)
2. Closer option: Repulse Bay / South Bay
In addition to the above-mentioned Clearwater Bay, Repulse Bay and South Bay, which are closer to the bottom of Victoria Harbour pier, are also a good choice.
💡 Suggested Route 1 Daytime Route (Victoria Harbour boarding): Victoria Harbour Pier boarding → Repulse Bay / South Bay (50 minutes) → Victoria Harbour Pier disembarkation
💡 Suggested Route 2 Daytime Route (Aberdeen boarding): Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter Pier boarding (🔆 shorter journey) → Repulse Bay / South Bay (30 minutes) → Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter Pier disembarkation
(🔆 Some customers choose to board at Aberdeen because the journey is shorter, and there is more time for water activities.)
💡 Suggested Route 3 Daytime + Evening Route: Aberdeen / Victoria Harbour Pier boarding → Repulse Bay / South Bay → Dinner in Aberdeen (🔆 need to rent evening time) (45 minutes) → Aberdeen / Victoria Harbour Pier disembarkation
Repulse Bay
Repulse Bay is also one of Hong Kong’s most famous beaches, named after its deep water. The scenery is beautiful and the water is clear and the sand is fine. Every year, many tourists come to enjoy the sun and the beach.
- Due to the deep water level, it is suitable for surfing and windsurfing, and many people play various water activities and swim here.
>Click here to view Repulse Bay boat tour experience sharing<
South Bay
Don’t want to go to crowded beaches? The secluded South Bay is the most suitable. There are fewer people here than other major beaches in the Southern District, and if you like peace and quiet, you can choose here.
- The environment is quiet, facing the sea in the back and the sand is fine.
During dinner time, some customers choose to eat seafood in Aberdeen.
[🔆 Because the daytime boat party is 8 hours, if you want to have dinner, you need to rent evening time separately, so you must discuss the itinerary and how to calculate the additional charges with the captain in advance (there may be discounts!)]
3. Further option: Tai Long Wan / Shek O
💡 Suggested Route 1 Daytime Route: Victoria Harbour Pier boarding → Tai Long Wan (60 minutes) → Victoria Harbour Pier disembarkation
💡 Suggested Route 2 Daytime + Evening Route: Victoria Harbour Pier boarding → Tai Long Wan (60 minutes) → Dinner at Shek O (🔆 need to rent evening time) (45 minutes) → Victoria Harbour Pier disembarkation
Tai Long Wan
Tai Long Wan, as the name suggests, is famous for its big waves. Because the waves are surging throughout the year, it attracts many surfing enthusiasts to come. Non-surfers can also play in the water on the shore.
- Known as the “Surfer’s Paradise”, it is suitable for various water activities, including Wakesurf and Wakeboard.
- The beach has fine sand and a wide beach, which is very suitable for enjoying the summer here.
Wakesurf
Wakeboard
Shek O
Shek O is one of Hong Kong’s most popular beaches.
- The scenery is beautiful and the water is clear and the sand is fine.
- Shek O has many characteristic buildings and restaurants, and is a popular check-in spot, attracting many tourists to come.
Some customers will disembark at Shek O for sightseeing and dinner.
[🔆 Because the daytime boat P is 8 hours, if you want to have dinner, you need to rent evening time separately, so you must discuss the itinerary and how to calculate the additional charges with the captain in advance (there may be discounts!)]
4. Located to the south of Lantau Island,
Cheung Sha Beach is divided into Upper Cheung Sha Beach and Lower Cheung Sha Beach, spanning a length of 3 kilometers, making it the longest beach in Hong Kong.
As the beach does not see a lot of traffic, many people take advantage of holidays to relax on the island.
What can you do in Cheung Sha? > Check out the popular activities in Cheung Sha by clicking here<
Don’t want to spend hours traveling to Lantau Island? Consider renting a boat! Departing from Victoria Harbour (Tsim Sha Tsui / Central / Wan Chai), you can reach Lantau Island in just over an hour! >Rent a boat now<
💡Suggested itinerary: Board at Victoria Harbour -> Cheung Sha (75 minutes) -> Disembark at Victoria Harbour (75 minutes)
- A secluded bay with fewer people, where you can enjoy the entire Cheung Sha seascape all to yourself! Perfect for those who prefer peace and quiet.
- With clear water and fine sand, the beach is ideal for swimming and surfing, and also offers a variety of water activities, including wakeboarding and flyboarding.
🔆Recommended boat： LA08D
For an additional fee of just $2500, you can park your boat at Cheung Sha! You can also enjoy additional water activities such as jet skiing, banana boating, canoeing, and flyboarding.
How do you get to the various piers? > Click here for detailed transportation tips.
By now, are you already eager to rent a boat and set sail?
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