Bluff Head (Wong Chuk Kok Tsui)
① Bluff Head《Devil's Fist》
The Devil's Fist is a striking rock formation located at the end of Wong Chuk Kok Tsui (formerly known as Bluff Head) in Plover Cove Country Park, characterized by its unique shape resembling a fist, formed through 400 million years of geological processes including weathering and coastal erosion.
② Bluff Head《Bacon Rock》
Bacon Rock, located at Wong Chuk Kok Tsui (Bluff Head), is a unique geological formation characterized by its reddish sandstone that resembles strips of bacon, shaped by 400 million years of weathering and coastal erosion.
③ Bluff Head《Sea Caves》
Sea Cave at Bluff Head (Wong Chuk Kok Tsui), is a captivating natural formation carved by the relentless action of waves over thousands of years, creating a stunning passage that showcases the area's 400 million years geological history. This enchanting cave features rugged rock walls and a unique entrance that provides glimpses of the azure sea beyond, making it a popular spot for exploration and photography. Accessible during both high tide and low tide, the cave offers visitors a chance to experience the raw beauty of Hong Kong's coastline while providing a serene environment to appreciate the interplay between land
Red Rock Gate (Hung Shek Mun)
④ Red Rock Gate《Red Coast》
The Red Coast in Hong Kong, is a breathtaking geological marvel featuring vibrant reddish sandstone shore that date back approximately 100 million years, offering stunning views and a unique opportunity to explore the region's ancient sedimentary rock formations. The Red Coast is also the reddest shore in Hong Kong.
⑤ Red Rock Gate《Red Embankment》
Red Embankment in Red Rock Gate is constructed by fishermen centuries ago, is a stunning geological landmark in Hong Kong distinguished by its vivid reddish sandstone formations that are approximately 100 million years old, highlighting the region's ancient sedimentary rock layers and reflecting its rich cultural and geological heritage.
⑥ Red Rock Gate《Red Beach》
The Red Beach at Red Rock Gate is a breathtaking sight, where the vibrant red sands meet the crystal-clear waters, creating a stunning contrast that captivates visitors. Surrounded by dramatic red shore, this picturesque beach offers a unique and serene atmosphere, making it one of the most beautiful and photogenic spots in Hong Kong.
⑦ Red Rock Gate《Red Sedimentary》
The red sedimentary rocks at Red Rock Gate are striking formations characterized by their vibrant hues, resulting from iron oxide deposits that give the rocks their distinctive coloration. These ancient sedimentary layers, shaped by millions of years of erosion and geological activity, create a stunning visual contrast against the surrounding landscape, making Red Rock Gate a captivating destination for nature lovers and geology enthusiasts alike.
Port Island (Chek Chau)
⑧ Port Island《Dianosaur Island》-Sightseeing On Boat-
The shoreline of Port Island in Hong Kong is characterized by its rugged beauty, featuring steep cliffs and striking reddish-brown rocks that rise dramatically from the azure waters of the South China Sea, earned its name as the Sea Danxia. This captivating coastline is not only visually stunning but has also recently gained attention due to the discovery of dinosaur fossils, hinting at the island's rich prehistoric past and making it a fascinating destination for both nature lovers and geology enthusiasts.
