(3 hours) Double Sea Arches Coasteering + Sharp Island West Snorkelling ＊ Double Experiences, Double Delight!
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Meeting Point: Sai Kung Public School
➜ Sai Kung Public School
➜ How to Get to Sai Kung Public School?
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High Island - Shore of Hundred Thousand Columns
Shore of Thousand is located in High Island, Sai Kung of Hong Kong. In the Jurassic Period, there is an 18km diameter long Ancient Super Volcano here here 160 million years ago.
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Po Pin Chau - Organ Cliff
Organ Cliif is located in Po Pin Chau, Sai Kung of Hong Kong, which is a 300 meters long wall cliff fully made up of Hexagonal Volcanic Rock Columns
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Po Pin Chau - God Cut Strait
God Cut Strait is a Sea Strait between Flower Mountain and Po Pin Chau. Originally, the islands are connected together, but the wave cutting it into half during million years of time
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High Island - East Dam
East Dam is a man-made breakwater linking High Island to Sai Kung Peninsula. Constructed 1970s for Hong Kong's largest reservoir, protecting 273M cubic meters freshwater from sea tides.
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Wang Chau - Little Taiwan Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas, Originally Called Wang Chau Kok Cave, but since it resembles the shape of Taiwan, thus it's named as Little Taiwan Cave
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Wang Chau - Sea Palace
Sea Palace is located in Wang Chau, which is a 300 meters long wall cliff fully made up of Hexagonal Volcanic Rock Columns, but the diameter of columns is 1/3 of Organ Cliff.
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Basalt Island - Guandao Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas, The Largest Sea Arch in Hong Kong, it is named as it resembles the weapon of Guan Yu, the greatest general in the Three Kingdoms era
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Bluff Island - Tunnel Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas, located in Bluff Island of Ung Kong Group in Sai Kung. It's actually a 30 meters long Tunnel Cave, unlike the other arches
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Bluff Island - Tunnel Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas, located in Bluff Island of Ung Kong Group in Sai Kung. It's actually a 30 meters long Tunnel Cave, unlike the other arches
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Entering the West of Tunnel Cave
The west entrance of Bluff Island Cave, features the stunning hexagonal volcanic rock columns, which were formed from ancient volcanic activity, a remarkable geological feature within the Ung Kong Group.
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Swimming through Tunnel Cave
As participants swimming through from the west entrance to the east entrance of the cave, they can admire the stunning hexagonal volcanic rock columns that hang majestically from the cave's ceiling. Resembling intricate ice sculptures
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Jin Island - Bell Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East Seas. The entrance to the Bell Cave is relatively wide, if the waves permit, you can experience riding a speedboat through the cave.
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Jin Island - Bell Cave
As participants emerge from the west entrance of Bell Cave on Jin Island, they are greeted by the breathtaking sight of the Bell cave's arch. The sunlight filters through the opening, illuminating the stunning hexagonal volcanic rock columns.
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Licensed Speedboat Transfer
During the coasteering tour, our boat captain is always there waiting. After exploring the Bell Cave, simply swim back to the speedboat through calm waters and climb aboard—no long swims or walks needed. Seamless, safe return!
Geopark Four Sea Arches Volcano Sightseeing Tour
Explore dramatic volcanic coastlines, marvel at ancient formations, and pass through stunning natural sea arches in Hong Kong’s UNESCO Global Geopark. Educational and suitable for all ages.
