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South Ninepin Island

South Ninepin Island

🏝️Discover the Wonders of South Ninepin Island in Hong Kong

South Ninepin Island, part of the Ninepin Group, is a stunning geological marvel located in Sai Kung. This uninhabited island is famous for its unique volcanic rock formations, particularly the renowned "Three Dragon Mouth" sea tunnel cave. With its clear waters and rich marine life, South Ninepin Island offers an adventurous escape for nature lovers and explorers alike. Visitors can enjoy kayaking through the sea caves or hiking to breathtaking viewpoints. Accessible by speedboat, South Ninepin Island promises an unforgettable day immersed in natural beauty.

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⭐Location Features

✅ UNESCO Global Geopark

✅ Hong Kong's Most Stunning Sea Erosion Formations

✅ Unique Volcanic Rock Formations

✅ Just a Short Boat Ride from Sai Kung

✅ Pristine Waters Ideal for Kayaking and Snorkeling

✅ Experience the Majesty of Hong Kong's Coastal Wonders

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① Geopark Ninepin Group Sightseeing Tour (2hrs)

Boat tour visiting the geological wonders of the UNESCO Global Geopark, including the Three Dragon Mouth sea tunnel cave in South Ninepin Island!

 

② Geopark Ninepin Group Kayaking Adventure (5hrs)

Kayaking tour exploring both North Ninepin Island and South Ninepin Island, exploring stunning sea caves, sea arches and world's largest hexagonal volcanic rock columns.

 

③ Geopark South Ninepin Island Kayaking Adventure (2hrs)

Kayaking tour exploring the Three Dragon Mouth sea tunnel cave in South Ninepin Island as well as other stunning sea caves.

 

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South Ninepin Island Introduction

South Ninepin Island, part of the Ninepin Group, is a stunning geological marvel in Sai Kung. Uninhabited, it's known for volcanic rock formations and sea erosion formations, especially the "Three Dragon Mouth" sea cave. Accessible by speedboat, it offers kayaking, hiking, and exploration of sea caves and coastal wonders. The island also features a Tin Hau temple.

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Three Dragon Mouth (Three Sea Tunnel Cave)

The Three Dragon Mouth, located on South Ninepin Island, is a remarkable geological formation featuring three interconnected sea tunnel caves: Jacob's Ladder Cave, Backwash Cave, Y-Shaped Cave. According to local legend, a goddess scattered three dragons here. Accessible by boat, this stunning attraction showcases the power of sea erosion and offers a thrilling adventure. It is a definite must-see attraction.

South Ninepin Island Guided Tour

The South Ninepin Island Guided Tour offered by Splitdyboat includes three exciting options: Kayaking Tour Guided by Professional Coach, Boat Tour Sightseeing. Both tours are designed to immerse you in the natural beauty of Basalt Island, ensuring an unforgettable day in Hong Kong's stunning coastal environment.

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Kayaking Tour Visiting South Ninepin Island (2hrs)

Experience Splitdyboat's 2-hour Geopark South Ninepin Island Kayaking Tour. Explore sea caves, arches, and hexagonal columns. Paddle through the 'Y-Shaped Cave' and 'Backwash Cave. The tour departs from Clear Water Bay Second Beach after a speedboat transfer.

➜Geopark South Ninepin Island Kayaking Tour

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Kayaking Tour Visiting Ninepin Group: North Ninepin Island and South Ninepin Island (5hrs)

Splitdyboat's 5-hour Ninepin Group kayaking tour explores both North and South Ninepin Islands. Departing from Clear Water Bay Second Beach, a speedboat takes you to the islands. Explore sea caves, hexagonal columns, and volcanic arches, with professional guidance.

➜Geopark Ninepin Group Kayaking Tour

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Boat Tour Visiting Ninepin Group: North Ninepin Island & South Ninepin Island

A boat tour to the Ninepin Group, including North and South Ninepin Islands, showcases stunning hexagonal volcanic rock columns and sea-eroded coastlines. Departing from Tseun Kwan O (Convenient to Visit), tours reveal unique landforms like Big Stove Arch and the Tiger Mouth Arch. Suitable for all ages, speedboat tours are common, but operate mainly from May to September.

➜Geopark Ninepin Volcano Cave Boat Sightseeing Tour

Other Attractions in South Ninepin Island

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Tiger Mouth Arch

Tiger Mouth Arch, on South Ninepin Island, is a captivating sea cave carved by erosion. It runs through the island's center, creating a natural arch resembling a tiger's mouth.As the largest sea cave in the Ninepin Group, it's a popular spot for photographers.

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Jacob's Ladder Cave

Jacob's Ladder Cave, is one of the sea tunnel cave of the Three Dragons Mouth on South Ninepin Island. It's a sea cave formed by coastal erosion. As part of the Ninepin Group, it features hexagonal volcanic rock columns. The cave is one of the famous attractions within the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark.It is a famous and must-see attraction in South Ninepin Island.

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Backwash Cave

Backwash Cave, on South Ninepin Island, is a captivating sea cave. Characterized by its dramatic round-shaped entrance, it offers kayakers a thrilling experience. Navigate through its stunning rock formations and unique geological features. The cave features a tunnel-like passage. You may join our kayaking tour following our coach to cross through the cave by kayaking!

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Y-Shaped Cave

The Y-Shaped Cave on South Ninepin Island is a unique sea tunnel featuring three distinct openings. This remarkable geological formation allows kayakers to navigate through its intricate passages, showcasing stunning volcanic rock structures. It offers an exhilarating adventure, revealing the island's natural beauty and coastal landscape.

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Rock Chamber

Rock Chamber on South Ninepin Island is a dramatic, horizontal, rectangular cave. This sea- and wind-eroded chamber is a favorite among Instagram photography buffs. You can start noticing sea caves after rowing ahead from the stone chamber. It can accommodate around 10 people. There is also a clear path from the beach to the cave

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Coral Area

South Ninepin Island features a "No-anchoring area" on its northern side to protect fragile coral communities. The area, marked by yellow buoys, has high coral coverage, including Acropora and Monitpora species.The island's waters host 84 coral species and over 120 fish species. Divers can observe colourful corals and marine life at 13-17m depths.

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UNESCO Global Geopark: Ninepin Group

The Ninepin Group, also known as Kwo Chau Islands, consists of 29 islands in Hong Kong's easternmost waters. The most notable islands are North Ninepin Island and South Ninepin Island. North Ninepin Island features hexagonal rock columns. South Ninepin Island is known for sea caves, including the Tiger Mouth cave, rock arches, and coastlines eroded by the sea and wind. The Ninepin Group showcases Hong Kong's geological wonders.

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North Ninepin Island, Ninepin Group

North Ninepin Island, part of the Ninepin Group (Kwo Chau Islands), features rare hexagonal volcanic rock columns, which is the largest in the world. Wave erosion has sculpted signature rock formations and sea caves, such as Big Stove Arch. Reachable by Splitdyboat sightseeing tour or kayaking tour, it offers impressive cliffs and rock formations. The island's columns formed from a volcanic eruption 140 million years ago.

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South Ninepin Island, Ninepin Group

The Ninepin Group showcases dramatic sea erosion. Coastal erosion has created sea caves on South Ninepin Island, including Jacob's Ladder Cave, Backwash Cave, and the Y-shaped Cave. Wave erosion has also formed sea stacks. The islands' columnar-jointed volcanic rocks are undermined by coastal erosion, leading to slumping and toppling. The Ninepin Group is extremely eroded due to the heavy tides that wash against the islands every day. Visitors can see a wide range of coastal erosion landforms. The rock arch (Tiger Mouth Cave) on South Ninepin is the largest sea cave in the Ninepin Group, formed through long-term erosion by ocean waves.

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