Sai Kung Water Sports Centre, operated by SplitdyBoat, is a convenient meeting point for travellers and beginners to enjoy guided water-based activities in Sai Kung. It was created to offer a safe, accessible, and beginner-friendly way to experience different water and sports adventures, while also serving as a starting point before heading out by speedboat or yacht for various activities. Indoor resting area is also provided.

Where is Sai Kung Water Sports Centre?

Address: Sai Kung Public School, 30 Po Tung Road, Sai Kung , Hong Kong
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Equipment and Services at Sai Kung Water Sports Centre

  • Life Jacket (Included in Your Kayaking, Snorkelling or SUP Experiences)
  • Snorkelling Mask (Included in Your Snorkelling Experiences)
  • Luggage Storage
  • Indoor Rest Area
  • Shower Facilities
  • Add-On (e.g. Gloves, Waterproof Mobile Phone Case)

Top Guided Experiences at Sai Kung

Sai Kung Guided Snorkelling Tour

Sai Kung Guided Kayaking Tour

Sai Kung Guided Yacht Beach and Snorkelling Tour

Sai Kung Guided Coasteering Tour

Discovering Sai Kung: Ancient SuperVolcano Relics & Underwater World

Where is Sai Kung?

Sai Kung is in the eastern part of Hong Kong, in Sai Kung District. It’s known as a scenic area with beaches, volcanic rock, sea caves, sea arches, and fishing villages, and it’s about 30 to 60 minutes from central Hong Kong by bus or taxi.

Where is Sai Kung Water Sports and Experiences Centre?

Address: Sai Kung Public School, 30 Po Tung Road, Sai Kung , Hong Kong
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Sai Kung Water Sports Centre is located in Sai Kung, right?

Yes, it is located in Sai Kung, and it is only a short distance from Sai Kung Pier, a few minutes short walk. Visitors can easily reach the centre by going to Sai Kung town and following Po Tung Road.

If you are coming by bus or minibus, you can simply get off at Sai Kung Town Hall / Po Tung Road. The centre is right next to it, so it is very easy to find.

Are there restaurants nearby the Sai Kung Water Sports Centre?

Yes. Since the centre is at 30 Po Tung Road, Sai Kung, it is close to Sai Kung town, where you can find many restaurants, cafés, and seafood places. For example, you can walk toward the town center or Sai Kung Pier area and find plenty of dining options nearby, especially around the waterfront and main street.

Are there toilets nearby the Sai Kung Water Sports Centre?

Yes. Since the centre is located at 30 Po Tung Road, Sai Kung, there are public toilets nearby in the town area. For example, visitors can use nearby facilities such as Yichun Street Public Toilet, which is within easy reach of the centre.

Is there a convenience store nearby the Sai Kung Water Sports Center?

Yes. There are convenience stores nearby in Sai Kung town, so visitors can easily get drinks, snacks, and daily essentials.

Can I find parking nearby?

Yes, parking may be available nearby, but it depends on the time and local traffic.

Are there any attractions close to the centre?

Yes — Sai Kung is surrounded by a mix of local landmarks, waterfront scenery, and outdoor attractions. Nearby, you can find places like Sai Kung Public School, Sai Kung Tin Hau Temple, the town waterfront, seafood restaurants, and a lively local market area.

For the main natural attractions, many of the most famous sights are in the outer bay area, and you will need to join our tour to visit them. These include sea caves, sea arches, volcanic rock formations, and other UNESCO-style coastal landscapes that are not reachable from the town center alone.

How far is the water sports centre from Sai Kung town?

It is about 5 minutes away only.

Water Activities related Q&A

What water sports are available there?

Visitors can enjoy a range of water activities, including snorkelling, kayaking, coasteering, and other adventure-based water sports. These experiences are designed for travellers and beginners who want to explore Sai Kung in a fun and active way.

Can beginners join the water activities?

Address: Sai Kung Public School, 30 Po Tung Road, Sai Kung , Hong Kong
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Do I need experience to join?

Is it suitable for children?

She was believed to have helped people at sea through her kindness and special abilities, especially by guiding and protecting fishermen.

Is it suitable for families?

She was described as able to predict weather, rescue people in danger, and calm the sea. Some stories also say she showed great compassion and supernatural power.

Do I need to bring my own equipment?

You can find Tin Hau Temples in places like Yau Ma Tei, Causeway Bay, Shau Kei Wan, Joss House Bay, and Sai Kung.

Can I rent equipment there?

Facilities related Q&A

Is there a shower facility?

Sai Kung is in the eastern part of Hong Kong, in Sai Kung District. It’s known as a scenic area with beaches, volcanic rock, sea caves, sea arches, and fishing villages, and it’s about 30 to 60 minutes from central Hong Kong by bus or taxi.

Is there changing room access?

Is there a resting area?

Is there a place to keep my belongings?

She was believed to have helped people at sea through her kindness and special abilities, especially by guiding and protecting fishermen.

Is there a seating area?

She was described as able to predict weather, rescue people in danger, and calm the sea. Some stories also say she showed great compassion and supernatural power.

Booking and rules

Do I need to book in advance?

Sai Kung is in the eastern part of Hong Kong, in Sai Kung District. It’s known as a scenic area with beaches, volcanic rock, sea caves, sea arches, and fishing villages, and it’s about 30 to 60 minutes from central Hong Kong by bus or taxi.

Can I walk in without booking?

What are the opening hours?

Are there any age restrictions?

She was believed to have helped people at sea through her kindness and special abilities, especially by guiding and protecting fishermen.

Weather and timing

When is the best time to visit?

Sai Kung is in the eastern part of Hong Kong, in Sai Kung District. It’s known as a scenic area with beaches, volcanic rock, sea caves, sea arches, and fishing villages, and it’s about 30 to 60 minutes from central Hong Kong by bus or taxi.

Can I go there in summer?

Can I go there on a rainy day?

What happens if the weather is bad?

She was believed to have helped people at sea through her kindness and special abilities, especially by guiding and protecting fishermen.

Is it better to go in the morning or afternoon?

She was believed to have helped people at sea through her kindness and special abilities, especially by guiding and protecting fishermen.

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