Sai kung East Country Park
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garyssy
5 bidrag
apr. 2023 • Par
在西貢東壩影結婚相是一個美麗而浪漫的選擇。我和女朋友在西貢東壩認識,喜歡這裡的碧海藍天、沙灘和岩石結合在一起,營造出一種迷人的氛圍,為我影結婚相留下難以忘懷的回憶。
此外,西貢東壩還提供了豐富的攝影機會。你可以在沙灘上踏浪、在岩石上攀爬,捕捉到難以置信的照片。這裡的風景讓每一張照片都充滿著生動和活力,展現出我和伴侶的愛情和快樂。
此外,西貢東壩還提供了豐富的攝影機會。你可以在沙灘上踏浪、在岩石上攀爬,捕捉到難以置信的照片。這裡的風景讓每一張照片都充滿著生動和活力,展現出我和伴侶的愛情和快樂。
Skrevet 2. september 2023
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Tammy
Trouville-sur-Mer, Frankrike10 bidrag
jun. 2022 • Alene
There are very few signs to guide you. Took advice of few locals, got horribly lost. I followed shoreline and reached a semblance of a path to get out. Avoid this place until there are better signages.
Skrevet 18. juni 2022
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BradJill
Hongkong, Kina159 127 bidrag
apr. 2022
Sai Kung East Country Park is what most think about when describing Wild Hong Kong! This is where you find much of the most dramatic landscapes and beautiful beaches in the territory. One place within the country park that is fairly unknown and rarely mentioned in tourist information yet has breathtaking scenery is Conic Island.
This is a tiny uninhabited island just offshore of a wild peninsula that you can hike north and northeast of Long Ke Wan, one of the popular beaches that dot the coastline. The island is quite small but neatly rises around 50 metres out of the sea in the shape of a round cone. It is made up of the hexagonal volcanic columns that have been weathered into this shape over time.
You can't visit the island directly but can see it from up close at the end of the equally beautiful carved end of peninsula, which is also formed of the same rare volcanic columns that, due to an endless battle with the sea, extend outward like a series of fingers trying to grab Conic Island. There are up close cliffs of exposed volcanic columns, partial sea caves and loads of rugged coastline being bashed by the rough seas that you can enjoy seeing while here.
To visit Conic Island start from the High Island Reservoir - East Dam, you will walk the MacLehose Trail until you reach the end of Long Ke Wan Beach. From here you take the grey trails for around 60-75 minutes until you reach Conic Island.
Do research the unofficial (grey) trails and make us of mobile apps like Hiking Trail HK. There are virtually no trees in this area so you can't get lost. But still easier if you are a map to help guide the way. Along the way you will pass one challenging section just before the small secondary beach north of Long Ke Wan. A bit of scrambling and making use of a rope to assist up a hillside is required.
Other than that, just scrubby pathways to follow, use hiking trousers to avoid scratching up your bare legs. Again, no trees so no shade or protection from the sun. As such, do pay attention to the weather and be ready with proper gear (hat, plenty of sunscreen and rain jacket if expecting rain). Similarly, there are public toilets at the reservoir drop off as well as at Long Ke Wan. However, there are no beach cafes or places to buy additional water or snacks out here. Do come prepared with adequate supplies for the day before considering this particular hike.
Allow around 1.5-2 hours to hike to Conic Island from High Island Reservoir - East Dam one way, depending on your hiking fitness and experience. If you plan to go more leisurely, stick around Long Ke Wan or exploring the peninsula around Conic Island, you can easily end up spending 6-8 hours doing this hike and back.
This is a tiny uninhabited island just offshore of a wild peninsula that you can hike north and northeast of Long Ke Wan, one of the popular beaches that dot the coastline. The island is quite small but neatly rises around 50 metres out of the sea in the shape of a round cone. It is made up of the hexagonal volcanic columns that have been weathered into this shape over time.
You can't visit the island directly but can see it from up close at the end of the equally beautiful carved end of peninsula, which is also formed of the same rare volcanic columns that, due to an endless battle with the sea, extend outward like a series of fingers trying to grab Conic Island. There are up close cliffs of exposed volcanic columns, partial sea caves and loads of rugged coastline being bashed by the rough seas that you can enjoy seeing while here.
To visit Conic Island start from the High Island Reservoir - East Dam, you will walk the MacLehose Trail until you reach the end of Long Ke Wan Beach. From here you take the grey trails for around 60-75 minutes until you reach Conic Island.
Do research the unofficial (grey) trails and make us of mobile apps like Hiking Trail HK. There are virtually no trees in this area so you can't get lost. But still easier if you are a map to help guide the way. Along the way you will pass one challenging section just before the small secondary beach north of Long Ke Wan. A bit of scrambling and making use of a rope to assist up a hillside is required.
Other than that, just scrubby pathways to follow, use hiking trousers to avoid scratching up your bare legs. Again, no trees so no shade or protection from the sun. As such, do pay attention to the weather and be ready with proper gear (hat, plenty of sunscreen and rain jacket if expecting rain). Similarly, there are public toilets at the reservoir drop off as well as at Long Ke Wan. However, there are no beach cafes or places to buy additional water or snacks out here. Do come prepared with adequate supplies for the day before considering this particular hike.
Allow around 1.5-2 hours to hike to Conic Island from High Island Reservoir - East Dam one way, depending on your hiking fitness and experience. If you plan to go more leisurely, stick around Long Ke Wan or exploring the peninsula around Conic Island, you can easily end up spending 6-8 hours doing this hike and back.
Skrevet 13. april 2022
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BradJill
Hongkong, Kina159 127 bidrag
nov. 2021
The Sai Kung East Country Park is home of some of Hong Kong's wildest and most beautiful scenery. It is remote, takes time access and explore as well as some basic navigation skills as you can find yourself in areas with poor or no mobile service and few if any facilities.
One of the less publicised but excellent day hikes in Sai Kung East is the Tai Long Wan Hiking Trail which starts at the Sai Wan Pavilion and makes way to the coast at Tai Long Wan, a wide bay around 3 km in distance. Along the trail, hikers, campers and beach day-trippers can explore and enjoy four beaches with fine beautiful sand and beautiful blue waters. The area is stunningly beautiful, photogenic and feels like you have found yourself somewhere in Thailand or the Philippines instead of Hong Kong.
These beaches are reached along the trail in the following order: (1) Sai Wan Beach, (2) Ham Tin Beach, (3) Tai Wan Beach and (4) Tung Wan Beach. The first two beaches have basic facilities including public toilets, stores and a couple of eateries each. If you plan to visit each, make sure to top up your water and purchase drinks at Ham Tin Beach before proceeding as this is the last place to do so as you continue up the coast.
Trail Note: The trail turns west at Ham Tin Beach. However, you can continue hiking up the coast in order to see the 3rd and 4th beaches, Tai Wan and Tung Wan, which are more secluded, experience fewer visitors but are just as beautiful. You can then return back to Ham Tin Beach and turn west, hiking across the Country Park to Pak Tam Au, where you can take public bus or call a taxi to return back to Sai Kung town centre. If you want to complete the trail point-to-point including all four beaches, you'll cover around 12 km in distance from Sai Wan Pavilion to Pak Tam Au. The first 7 km are coastal with low elevation, a lot of easy hiking here. The back 5 km include to ascends of 140 metres and equal descends.
Trail Note: If you want to spend quality time at any of the beaches, instead of completing the hike all the way to Pak Tam Au, what many people do is simply finish hiking at Ham Tin Beach and arrange speedboat transport back to the Sai Kung Pier from there. This is a 30 minute journey that passes some of the most impressive features of the UNESCO Geo Park, passing incredible cliffs made up of tall stacks of hexagonal volcanic columns (like the Giant's Causeway in Ireland) as well as popular islands visited from the piers at Sai Kung in route. The speedboats leave at regular one hour intervals and the cost is fixed at (HK$150 one-way, HK$250 round trip per person).
One of the less publicised but excellent day hikes in Sai Kung East is the Tai Long Wan Hiking Trail which starts at the Sai Wan Pavilion and makes way to the coast at Tai Long Wan, a wide bay around 3 km in distance. Along the trail, hikers, campers and beach day-trippers can explore and enjoy four beaches with fine beautiful sand and beautiful blue waters. The area is stunningly beautiful, photogenic and feels like you have found yourself somewhere in Thailand or the Philippines instead of Hong Kong.
These beaches are reached along the trail in the following order: (1) Sai Wan Beach, (2) Ham Tin Beach, (3) Tai Wan Beach and (4) Tung Wan Beach. The first two beaches have basic facilities including public toilets, stores and a couple of eateries each. If you plan to visit each, make sure to top up your water and purchase drinks at Ham Tin Beach before proceeding as this is the last place to do so as you continue up the coast.
Trail Note: The trail turns west at Ham Tin Beach. However, you can continue hiking up the coast in order to see the 3rd and 4th beaches, Tai Wan and Tung Wan, which are more secluded, experience fewer visitors but are just as beautiful. You can then return back to Ham Tin Beach and turn west, hiking across the Country Park to Pak Tam Au, where you can take public bus or call a taxi to return back to Sai Kung town centre. If you want to complete the trail point-to-point including all four beaches, you'll cover around 12 km in distance from Sai Wan Pavilion to Pak Tam Au. The first 7 km are coastal with low elevation, a lot of easy hiking here. The back 5 km include to ascends of 140 metres and equal descends.
Trail Note: If you want to spend quality time at any of the beaches, instead of completing the hike all the way to Pak Tam Au, what many people do is simply finish hiking at Ham Tin Beach and arrange speedboat transport back to the Sai Kung Pier from there. This is a 30 minute journey that passes some of the most impressive features of the UNESCO Geo Park, passing incredible cliffs made up of tall stacks of hexagonal volcanic columns (like the Giant's Causeway in Ireland) as well as popular islands visited from the piers at Sai Kung in route. The speedboats leave at regular one hour intervals and the cost is fixed at (HK$150 one-way, HK$250 round trip per person).
Skrevet 14. november 2021
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Shasha A
Hongkong, Kina203 bidrag
jun. 2021 • Venner
It is actually a beach camping experience. Sai wan ho beach is one of the famous camping spot among the East Park beaches. We have to reach the Sai Wan Pavilion first and there the hike starts. I would rate this hike 7/10. Because it took us around 1hr to reach the beach with all the equipments and necessaries. or you can take a boat from sai kung. Sai Wan ho is a nice remote village which is by the Sai wan beach. The beach has 2 sites, one is the beach the other one is the camping site which is also has another beach. You can choose either side to stay. Goods are quite expensive in the village. sobetter go prepared. We camped there for one night and woke up for a beautiful sunrise over the horizon. Village has all the restaurants, and toiletry facilities.
Skrevet 11. oktober 2021
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Madison
Dún Laoghaire, Irland12 bidrag
mar. 2021
We got lost. Our devices had no batteries. There are not clear signs. We asked locals who would not even answer a simple query. Terrible !
Skrevet 18. april 2021
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Mairwen1
Storbritannia9 314 bidrag
feb. 2021
This is a very beautiful area that extends over 3000 hectares and includes stretches of the MacLehose Hiking Trail, the beautiful and remote Tai Long Wan beaches, the East Dam and High Island Reservoir, the unique UNESCO Global Geopark and rugged mountains like Sharp Peak.
It's quite special but it is too far away for most visitors to include on a short itinerary and in any case, it will mostly interest people who enjoy hiking and exploring more remote and wilder natural areas.
The most well known and popular hike is the 100 km long MacLehose Trail, which is broken into 12 stages. Stages 1 & 2 run through the park. Of the two, Stage 2 is the most scenic and is the one that many people recommend. Stage 1 is relatively easy but it’s mainly along the roadside and therefore not as appealing. Most people prefer to skip Stage 1 and take a taxi through the country park to the start of Stage 2.
The challenging (scary) Sharp Peak trail is for for experienced and hardy hikers.
Entry to the park is free.
GETTING HERE: It can be a trek if you are coming from Central by public transport and you’ll need to catch trains and a bus. A taxi cost us about $270HKD (which is much the same as an uber) and is worth considering especially if there is a group of you. Public transport stops at the country park gates and private cars are not allowed inside either so once here, your only option is to walk in or catch a taxi to a particular point in the park. Make sure you come prepared for the day as there are only a few, basic opportunities to buy things so water, hat, sunscreen and snacks are essentials.
It's quite special but it is too far away for most visitors to include on a short itinerary and in any case, it will mostly interest people who enjoy hiking and exploring more remote and wilder natural areas.
The most well known and popular hike is the 100 km long MacLehose Trail, which is broken into 12 stages. Stages 1 & 2 run through the park. Of the two, Stage 2 is the most scenic and is the one that many people recommend. Stage 1 is relatively easy but it’s mainly along the roadside and therefore not as appealing. Most people prefer to skip Stage 1 and take a taxi through the country park to the start of Stage 2.
The challenging (scary) Sharp Peak trail is for for experienced and hardy hikers.
Entry to the park is free.
GETTING HERE: It can be a trek if you are coming from Central by public transport and you’ll need to catch trains and a bus. A taxi cost us about $270HKD (which is much the same as an uber) and is worth considering especially if there is a group of you. Public transport stops at the country park gates and private cars are not allowed inside either so once here, your only option is to walk in or catch a taxi to a particular point in the park. Make sure you come prepared for the day as there are only a few, basic opportunities to buy things so water, hat, sunscreen and snacks are essentials.
Skrevet 21. mars 2021
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Hongkong, Kina1 238 bidrag
jan. 2021 • Venner
Family friendly echo park
Travelling in weekend is not easy as too many ppl and long queue for the bus
But worth it
Enjoy 😉🥰🤗
Travelling in weekend is not easy as too many ppl and long queue for the bus
But worth it
Enjoy 😉🥰🤗
Skrevet 31. januar 2021
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BradJill
Hongkong, Kina159 127 bidrag
des. 2020
This is one of Hong Kong's wild country havens and the location of some of the territories most rewarding hiking opportunities. The Sai Kung East Country Park is nearly 45 sq. km of country park that was designated in 1978. It butts up against the sea to the east and the Sai Kung West Country Park to the west.
The Sai Kung East Country Park is probably best known for the world famous MacLehose Trail, one of National Geographic's 20 World Dream Trails. The first two stages of this 100-km trail pass through Sai Kung East. However, it is also the location of some of the very best of the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark, including less known but impressive Po Pin Chau Trail (also called the Pak Lap Wan Loop Trail) and the family-friendly High Island Geo Trail, which allows hikers up close access and experiences with the rare Hexagonal Volcanic Columns known as Organ Pipes. This area of Hong Kong has giant stacks of Organ Pipes that form entire islands like Po Pin Chau and long stretches of cliffy escarpments which you can view from the Pak Lap Wan Loop Trail.
The better known trails like the MacLehose Stage 1 (along the southern shore and East Dam of the High Island Reservoir and Stage 2 which skirts the wild countryside and rugged mountains of eastern shore are very popular for their isolated beaches with turquoise water and beautiful views. These section trails are quite heavily beaten on weekends and public holidays but can be very quiet on weekdays.
Wild camping is possible at various locations in the country park. There are dedicated campsites as well but you need to do your research in advance. The dedicated campsites are presently closed due to the pandemic and transportation into and out of the country park can be limited. Taxi is the main way to enter the area along with limited mini-bus service; including 9A which runs to/from East Dam on Sundays and Public Holidays and 94 which runs throughout the week calling on stops along Pak Tam Road, which serves as the boundary between Sai Kung East and West Country Parks.
Note: There is very almost access to food or drinks within the country park beyond a couple of casual beach cafes found at the isolated village beaches along a few of the trails. As such, it is important to pack accordingly with adequate food and drinks prior to entering the park. Public toilet facilities are available but at strategic locations.
In the end, Sai Kung East Country Park is a great place to experience the wild side of Hong Kong that is drastically different to the busy streets found throughout the commercial and residential areas of the city. It is a really good retreat for those wanting to spend a day reconnecting with nature.
The Sai Kung East Country Park is probably best known for the world famous MacLehose Trail, one of National Geographic's 20 World Dream Trails. The first two stages of this 100-km trail pass through Sai Kung East. However, it is also the location of some of the very best of the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark, including less known but impressive Po Pin Chau Trail (also called the Pak Lap Wan Loop Trail) and the family-friendly High Island Geo Trail, which allows hikers up close access and experiences with the rare Hexagonal Volcanic Columns known as Organ Pipes. This area of Hong Kong has giant stacks of Organ Pipes that form entire islands like Po Pin Chau and long stretches of cliffy escarpments which you can view from the Pak Lap Wan Loop Trail.
The better known trails like the MacLehose Stage 1 (along the southern shore and East Dam of the High Island Reservoir and Stage 2 which skirts the wild countryside and rugged mountains of eastern shore are very popular for their isolated beaches with turquoise water and beautiful views. These section trails are quite heavily beaten on weekends and public holidays but can be very quiet on weekdays.
Wild camping is possible at various locations in the country park. There are dedicated campsites as well but you need to do your research in advance. The dedicated campsites are presently closed due to the pandemic and transportation into and out of the country park can be limited. Taxi is the main way to enter the area along with limited mini-bus service; including 9A which runs to/from East Dam on Sundays and Public Holidays and 94 which runs throughout the week calling on stops along Pak Tam Road, which serves as the boundary between Sai Kung East and West Country Parks.
Note: There is very almost access to food or drinks within the country park beyond a couple of casual beach cafes found at the isolated village beaches along a few of the trails. As such, it is important to pack accordingly with adequate food and drinks prior to entering the park. Public toilet facilities are available but at strategic locations.
In the end, Sai Kung East Country Park is a great place to experience the wild side of Hong Kong that is drastically different to the busy streets found throughout the commercial and residential areas of the city. It is a really good retreat for those wanting to spend a day reconnecting with nature.
Skrevet 3. januar 2021
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Mike D
Bristol, UK7 bidrag
des. 2020
I have resided on and off for 35 years in HK. I had always been close to visiting but never had until last week. Hyped up locations are a pain to realise but this place is beyond all the hype. Its a location that compares to any and I have been fortunate to see many around our beautiful planet.
Skrevet 17. desember 2020
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marlene p
São Paulo, SP68 bidrag
sim, estarei no Hotel Stanford Hill, como fazer este passeio, qual horario de saida e valor para este passeio.
Grata
marlene p
São Paulo, SP68 bidrag
Estou indo para hong Kong, como fazer para conhecer este lugar?
StormMars
Singapore, Singapore407 bidrag
Hi Kee Wah,
Thanks for sharing your review.
May I ask you where did you stay (hotel) when you were at Sai Kung Town Centre? And from SaiKkung Town Centre, how much is the village coach fare? Any public transport that goes to Sai Wan Kiosk.
Thanks very much for your time.
Kind regards,
StormMars
Scorpion K
Hongkong, Kina
I stayed in Regal Kowloon Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui East. I took Mass Trainsit Railways from Tsim Sha Tsui to Mong Kok where I boarded a maxicab outside kwong Wah Hospital to go directly to Sai Kung Town Centre.
At Chan Man Street in Sai Kung Town, I took a village coach No. 29R at $17 HK dollars to Sai Wan Kiosk.
Time table for 29R to Sai Wan Kiosk is 0830 / 0915 / 1130 / 1530 (Mon to Fri)
...................................0830 / 0915 / 1130 / 1530 / 1615 / 1645 (Sat Sun & PH)
Time table return to Sai Kung Town is 0900 / 0945 / 1200 / 1645 (Mon to Fri)
..................................0900 / 0945 / 1200 / 1415 / 1645 / 1730 (Sat Sun & PH)
From the trail at the left hand side, walked downhill to Ham Tin Beach and then West beach.
After that, carry on walking to Chek Keng where you can take a "Kai To" ferry at timing below to go back to Sai Kung Wong Shek Pier :
1020 / 1120 / 1220 / 1320 / 1420 / 1520 / 1620 / 1720 (the last boat)
Pavan P
Mumbai (Bombay), India96 bidrag
How is the frequency of busses from Hospital to Sai Kung and from the Pier would you suggest the hike or the boat? How expensive is this boat ride and is it readily available?
Pavan P
Mumbai (Bombay), India96 bidrag
Where do you get the boats and how did you reach the beach? How expensive is the boat ride?
Pavan P
Mumbai (Bombay), India96 bidrag
How do I get to this place from Kowloon? What's the frequency of the Large Boats and where is the starting point of these? plus the same for Powerboat ride? Any contact details that you can pass on..
Tony E
Nanaimo, Canada625 bidrag
It is apparent that there are many ways of getting there. My suggestions :
1. Take the MTR to Hang Hau, then a 101 minibus to Sai Kung
2. Take the MTR to Choi Hung, then a 1 mini bus to Sai Kung.
In both cases, take a 94 big bus into the park. Get off at Pak Tam Au and walk along either east or west along the Maclehose trail. It's quite energetic - enjoy. Or go to the end of the line at Wong Shek Pier and catch a boat over to Tap Mun - nice easier walk and local seafood restaurant. Enjoy
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Vanlige spørsmål om Sai kung East Country Park
- Hoteller i nærheten av Sai kung East Country Park:
- (14.94 km) Alva Hotel by Royal
- (14.52 km) Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Kowloon East, an IHG Hotel
- (15.01 km) Courtyard by Marriott Hong Kong Sha Tin
- (14.41 km) Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Sha Tin
- (14.54 km) Holiday Inn Express Hong Kong Kowloon East, an IHG Hotel
- Restauranter i nærheten av Sai kung East Country Park:
- (14.37 km) b+bc cafe - Tseung Kwan O
- (14.71 km) The Point (Tseung Kwan O)
- (14.49 km) ÔDELICE (Tseung Kwan O)
- (2.32 km) Oriental Restaurant and Bar
- (2.47 km) Hoi Fung Store
- Attraksjoner i nærheten av Sai kung East Country Park:
- (3.61 km) Sheung Yiu Folk Museum
- (0.87 km) Ham Tin Beach
- (3.08 km) Sai Kung
- (10.32 km) Hongkong Hike 'n' Fly
- (2.20 km) Surf Hong Kong