【Hong Kong】City Tour · Stop 15: Sai Kung · Fun for All Ages

Sai Kung Weekend Family Adventure 🌊 Artsy Photo Spots + Nature Exploration All in One! Sai Kung is a must-visit chill spot for Hong Kong locals on weekends. With its slower pace and friendly vibe, the streets of Sai Kung are always bustling during holidays. Many people love taking a boat from here to explore nearby islands. Now that the water season is here, you can discover 12 amazing spots in Sai Kung all at once! Whether you're looking for family fun, artsy photo opportunities, or outdoor adventures, Sai Kung has something for everyone. 🔥 High Island Reservoir The largest reservoir in Hong Kong, it's a popular hiking and photo spot! The hexagonal rock columns at East Dam are a world-class geological wonder. Perfect for romantic outings, family picnics, or just chilling out. The trail is flat and easy, suitable for all ages. 🚃 How to get there: Take the MTR to Diamond Hill Station (Exit C2), then bus 92; or take the MTR to Hang Hau Station (Exit B1), then minibus 101M to Sai Kung town center, and call a taxi to East Dam. ⚓ Sai Kung Public Pier The Sai Kung Pier is the starting point for trips to outer islands. Most boat tours, island-hopping, and surfing trips depart from here! Even if you don't plan to get in the water, you can dress up and take photos at the pier for a travel vibe. 🚶♀️ How to get there: Take the MTR to Diamond Hill Station (Exit C2), then bus 92; or take the MTR to Choi Hung Station (Exit C1), then minibus 1M directly to the pier. 🖼️ Man Nin Street Murals Another great photo spot! Man Nin Street is the gateway to Sai Kung, and in 2016, various artists were invited to create artsy walls here. Perfect for Instagram-worthy shots that you won't want to leave! 🚗 How to get there: Take minibus 2 directly to Man Nin Street terminus. 🏝️ Sharp Island Just a 15-minute ferry ride from Sai Kung town center. This island features natural wonders like volcanic rocks and the giant "pineapple bun rock"! During low tide, you can see a tombolo connecting the island, creating a "Moses parting the sea" effect—ideal for photos. Remember to capture the moments while protecting the environment! ⛴️ How to get there: Take the MTR to Choi Hung Station (Exit C2), then minibus 1A to Sai Kung Pier, and take a ferry to Sharp Island Pier. 🏡 Hoi Ha Visitor Center Located within Sai Kung West Country Park near Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park, this center features a Japanese-inspired wooden design, perfect for artsy visitors and families. Inside, there's an exhibition hall introducing Hong Kong's coastal ecology and Hoi Ha's history and culture—a relaxing way to learn something new! 📍 Address: Hoi Ha Visitor Center, Sai Kung ⏰ Opening hours: Exhibition Hall 09:30-16:00; Reception 09:30-16:30 (Closed on Tuesdays and Lunar New Year’s Day 1 & 2) 🏨 WM Hotel Situated in Sai Kung, known as "Hong Kong's backyard," this hotel offers stunning views and is close to hiking trails and hidden beaches. Guests can even bring their pets along. Choose from luxury rooms, sea-view rooms, or private garden rooms—perfect for a weekend getaway! 📍 Address: 28 Wai Man Road, Sai Kung, Hong Kong 🚌 Sai Kung Transportation Guide Getting to Sai Kung is easy, with buses and minibuses available from Kowloon and Hong Kong Island! Bus routes: 91, 91M, 92, 94, 96R, 99, 299X, 792M; Minibus routes: 1, 1A, 1S, 2, 3, 3A, 4, 4A, 7, 9, 11, 11A, 11M, 12, 16, 101M, 103, 103M, 104, 109M. Mark your favorite routes and head to Sai Kung for family fun, artsy photo spots, and nature exploration. A relaxing holiday escape is no longer a dream!