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Active Recreation
10 days long
Prepare at least $2950
(2 people, 3-star hotel, mid-range restaurants)
China
- Hong Kong
Nature - 45%
Waterside - 27%
City Walk - 13%
Other - 15%
Day 1
Lantau Trail
Photo Spot, Natural Attraction
6.0 hours
Iconic long-distance hiking route of 70 kilometers length. A tough call for nature lovers, but as well a rewarding experience with stunning panoramic views and rugged terrain. It's highly recommended to attend it during clear weather, in the early...
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morning. And bring a lot of water!
Wisdom Path
Historic Place, Natural Attraction, Photo Spot
3.0 hours
One of Hong Kong’s most serene and spiritually resonant attractions, Wisdom Path is nestled on Lantau Island near the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery. It’s not just a scenic walk, but a contemplative experience that blends nature, philosophy, and ...
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art.
Day 2
Dragon's Back
Natural Attraction, Photo Spot
5.0 hours
$120.0
Through Shek O country park, Dragon's Back is a world-famous hiking trail which offers stunning coastal views and figures in one of the most popular Hong Kong's nature walk routes.
Shek O Beach
Beach, Natural Attraction
8.0 hours
Framed by the Lush Hills, Shek O Beach is known for its soft and postcard-worthy ocean views. It is a beloved coastal escape on the southeastern tip of Hong Kong island that seduces even those who don't like beaches!
Day 3
Lamma Island
Natural Attraction, Neighborhood, Reserve/Zoo
8.0 hours
A place to escape, Lamma Island is well known for its pristine nature and cultural vibe. It's the third largest island in Hong Kong, yet it feels like another planet - there are no cars on it, but cafes, craft shops and bookstores - everything you...
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need to take a moment and enjoy peaceful exploration, as it also includes a Lamma Fisherfolk's Village and Tin Hau temples.
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Central Hiking Lamma Trail
Natural Attraction, Photo Spot
3.0 hours
One of Hong Kong’s most beloved hikes — easy, scenic, and packed with cultural and natural highlights, Central Hiking Lamma Trail, more commonly known as the Lamma Island Family Trail, is a point-to-point trail connecting the villages of Sok Kwu W...
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an and Yung Shue Wan, offering a perfect half-day escape from the busy urban streets.
Day 4
Sai Kung
Natural Attraction, Park
5.0 hours
Known as the Back Garden of Hong Kong, Sai Kung is China nature-lovers' escape hatch. This wonderful, charming coastal district is also well known by its small-town vibes with adventure-ready landscapes.
Tai Long Wan
Beach, Neighborhood, Natural Attraction
Big Wave Bay, as it's translated from Chinese, Tai Long Wan is a coastal treasure - an entire region of pristine beaches, hiking trails and fantastic volcanic cliffs. It's not just one neighborhood, but entire four! While half of them include faci...
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lities, like restaurants and shops, others are completely wild and empty, even on weekends. Truly, hidden gems!
Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park
Aqua Attraction, Park
4.0 hours
A protected marine reserve known for its clear waters, vibrant coral communities, and tranquil setting, Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park is one of Hong Kong’s most pristine and ecologically rich coastal areas, tucked away in the northern part of Sai Kung Pe...
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ninsula.
Day 5
UNESCO Global Geopark
Natural Attraction, Park, Photo Spot
3.0 hours
Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark is a geological treasure trove located in Sai Kung. It features two distinct geological regions: volcanic rock formations and sedimentary rock zones — spread across islands, sea caves, and rugged coastlines.
MacLehose Trail
Natural Attraction, Photo Spot
8.0 hours
Named after former Governor Sir Murray MacLehose, MacLehose Trail is Hong Kong’s most legendary long-distance hiking route, stretching 100 kilometers across the New Territories. It is divided into 10 sections that traverse beaches, forests, reserv...
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oirs, and rugged mountain ridges—including the city’s highest peak, Tai Mo Shan.
Day 6
Wetland Park
Park, Photo Spot, Reserve/Zoo
2.0 hours
$4.0
A serene escape into nature located in Tin Shui Wai, Yuen Long, Wetland Park is a beautifully designed ecological park that blends conservation, education, and touristic sights — all in one lush 61-hectare reserve.
Mai Po Nature Reserve
Natural Attraction, Photo Spot, Reserve/Zoo
Renowned for migratory birds, rich mudflats, and reedbeds and managed primarily for conservation and research, Mai Po Nature Reserve is a globally important wetland in northwest Hong Kong. There is no single public “admission” price for casual wal...
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k-ins; most visits are by WWF‑HK guided tours or booked educational programmes that carry a participation fee)
Day 7
Lion Rock
Park, Photo Spot, Natural Attraction
3.0 hours
One of Hong Kong’s most iconic mountain peaks, rising to 495 meters and famously resembling a crouching lion, Lion Rock is located between Kowloon Tong and Tai Wai. It’s not just a scenic hiking destination — it’s a symbol of Hong Kong’s resilienc...
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e and Lion Spirit, representing the city’s hardworking, can-do attitude.
Kowloon Walled City Park
Neighborhood, Park, Photo Spot
3.0 hours
Located in the most densely populated and infamous urban settlements in the world, Kowloon Walled City Park is a serene beautifully landscaped garden in Hong Kong with massive stones installations and traditional Chinese architecture pieces.
Nan Lian Garden
Natural Attraction, Photo Spot
2.0 hours
Scenic landscapes, traditional wooden structures, waterfalls, and rock formations - all of it is Nan Lian Garden! This beautiful classical Chinese garden located in Diamond Hill, Hong Kong, and offers a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and ...
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bustle. It's also adjacent to a must-visit attraction, the Chi Lin Nunnery!
Day 8
Wan Chai Green Trail
Natural Attraction
2.0 hours
Perfect for urban dwellers craving a quick nature escape without leaving the city’s core, The Wan Chai Green Trail is a short, but invigorating hike tucked into the heart of Hong Kong Island.
Man Mo Temple
Historic Place, Monument, Religious Sight
4.0 hours
Built around 1847 on Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan, Man Mo Temple is one of Hong Kong's most atmospheric and historically significant temples. It's dedicated to the God of Literature (Man) and the God of War (Mo), built with granite pillars, cerami...
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c tiles and carved wooden beams - fine pieces of 19th century crafts.
Victoria Harbour
Architectural Building, Neighborhood
8.0 hours
One of the most iconic Hong-Kong landmarks, separating Hong Kong island from the Kowloon Peninsula. Rooted deep in history, today, the harbour is a tourism and commerce center that proposes to see a lot in a short time: shows, photo spots, attract...
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ions. The neighbourhood can be explored both by foot and by boat!
Day 9
Bride's Pool Nature Trail
Natural Attraction
3.0 hours
Named after the picturesque Bride’s Pool Waterfall, which along with the nearby Mirror Pool Falls and Bride’s Pool Nature Trail is a serene and family-friendly hiking route nestled in the northeastern New Territories of Hong Kong, near Tai Mei Tuk...
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and the Plover Cove Reservoir.
Tai Po Waterfront Park
Natural Attraction, Park, Photo Spot
3.0 hours
One of Hong Kong’s largest and most scenic public parks, Tai Po Waterfront Park is stretching along the coastline of Tolo Harbour in the New Territories. It’s a favorite among locals for weekend outings, cycling, kite flying, and panoramic views, ...
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especially from its iconic lookout tower.
Day 10
Sea Kayak Hong Kong
Aqua Attraction, Tour
8.0 hours
$100.0
Stunning Sai Kung UNESCO Global Geopark and ranked 16th out of 123 boat tours in Hong Kong, Sea Kayak Hong Kong is a top-rated eco-adventure company offering immersive kayaking tours.
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