Tour Route (10 Islands + 20 Attractions + 5 Local Delights)
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Pineapple Bun Rock (Land & Walk)
Wave-carved rock resembling a cute robot standing by the shore, popular for photos and coastal geology views along Sharp Island’s scenic walking trail.
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Sharp Island - Angel's Road (Land & Walk)
A tombolo sandbar emerging at low tide, letting guests walk between Sharp Island and islet, creating dreamy “Angel Road” scenes over turquoise waters.
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Tasting Pineapple Bun next to Pineapple Bun Rock (Food Taste)
Try freshly baked pineapple buns after the walk, pairing Sai Kung local bakery flavors with the famous rock’s look, connecting Hong Kong comfort food and coastal landscape.
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Yim Tin Tsai - St. Joseph's Chapel *UNESCO Award (Land & Walk)
Restored Catholic chapel on a former Hakka village island, blending Chinese and European architectural details, recognized for its cultural heritage and tranquil spiritual atmosphere.
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Yim Tin Tsai - Saltpan *UNESCO Award (Land & Walk)
Historic saltpans showing traditional sea-salt making, now revitalized as open-air heritage exhibits where visitors see ponds, dykes, and coastal rural history.
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Yim Tin Tsai - Hakka Tea Cake & Tofu Pudding (Food Taste)
Taste handmade Hakka tea cakes and silky tofu pudding, sharing authentic village flavors that reflect Yim Tin Tsai’s living cultural traditions and hospitality.
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High Island - Tin Hau Temple (Land, Walk)
Seaside temple built in 1741 dedicated to Tin Hau, protector of fishermen, featuring incense coils, deity statues, and short coastal walk with sea views.
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High Island- Sea Urchin (Food Taste)
Sample super-fresh sea urchin from nearby waters when in season, enjoying creamy, ocean-sweet flavor that showcases Sai Kung’s seafood culture.
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High Island - Shore of Hundred Thousand Columns
Dramatic shoreline lined with countless hexagonal volcanic columns, forming towering geometric cliffs that display the world-famous supervolcano legacy.
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Po Pin Chau - Organ Cliff
Cliff face resembling giant organ pipes due to perfectly aligned hexagonal columns, offering one of the most striking vertical rock walls in the Geopark.
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Fa Shan - Twin Cave
Pair of sea caves cut into volcanic cliffs, formed by wave erosion, creating photogenic dark openings against bright blue sea around Fa Shan.
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Po Pin Chau - God Cut Strait
Narrow channel separating Po Pin Chau from High Island, appearing as if sliced by a divine sword, revealing perfectly jointed columnar cliffs.
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High Island - High Island Reservoir East Dam
Engineering landmark beside towering volcanic columns, featuring curved dam wall, sea caves, dolosse blocks, and interpretive panels about the ancient supervolcano.
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Wang Chau - Little Taiwan Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas, with a flat, platform-like rock resembling Taiwan’s outline, surrounded by layered volcanic cliffs and emerald waters ideal for photos.
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Wang Chau - Sea Palace
Cliff and cave formations nicknamed “Sea Palace” for their grand, layered appearance, evoking an underwater royal façade along Wang Chau’s coast.
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Basalt Island - Guandao Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas, whose entrance recalls a Chinese halberd shape, formed by relentless waves cutting into steep columnar basalt cliffs.
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Bluff Island - Praying Hands Cliff
Two vertical rock slabs leaning together like hands in prayer, creating a powerful natural monument against the open South China Sea.
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Bluff Island - Sea Tunnel Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas. Long sea tunnel piercing through the headland, letting light and waves pass dramatically, showcasing ongoing coastal erosion processes.
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Jin Island - Bell Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East Seas. Bell Cave is a sea arch with domed ceiling where waves create echoing sounds like a ringing bell, adding acoustic magic to Jin Island’s rugged coastline.
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Kau Sai Chau - Hung Shing Temple (Land & Walk)
Built before 1889, this traditional temple honors Hung Shing, the protector of fishermen. Constructed of grey bricks with a timber roof, it’s a declared monument and heritage site awarded by UNESCO.
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Kau Sai Chau - Fish Raft (Land & Walk)
Traditional floating fish farms near shore, visited by short pier walk or local boat, showing Hong Kong’s mariculture practices and daily fishermen life.
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Kau Sai Chau - Salted Fish (Food Taste)
Sample classic Cantonese salted fish made from locally caught species, offering intense umami flavor that reflects old village preservation techniques.
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Sharp Island - Trunk Cave
Sea-eroded rock arch shaped like an elephant’s trunk dipping into the water, best viewed from the boat while circling Sharp Island’s rugged coastline.
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Sharp Island - Robot Rock
Wave-carved rock resembling a cute robot standing by the shore, popular for photos and coastal geology views along Sharp Island’s scenic walking trail.
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Crystal Clear Blue Waters
Crystal clear blue waters stretch endlessly along the yacht journey. Gentle waves shimmer under the sun as you glide through pristine, breathtaking coastal landscapes.
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Chance to See Sunsets (on Yacht)
Enjoy a stunning sunset aboard the yacht, with panoramic views of the horizon, tranquil sea, and glowing sky—a perfect moment to relax and capture breathtaking memories.
Private Hong Kong Yacht Tour
Yachts Used for Your HK Geopark Sightseeing Experience (Depends on Our Availability)
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38116 (54 Pax)
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22266 (58 Pax)
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26866 (43 Pax)
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31656 (39 Pax)
Best Tour in Hong UNESCO Global Geopark!
Hexagonal Volcanic Rock Columns Covering 100 Square Kilometers!
Formed by cooling lava, known as the High Island Formation, date back to the Early Cretaceous period, approximately 140 million years ago, showcase nature's artistry and are a must-see for visitors.
