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Bluff Island Introduction
Bluff Island, part of the Ung Kong Group in Sai Kung, features spectacular hexagonal rock columns and sea cliffs, showcasing its unique volcanic geology. Visitors can explore the famous Tunnel Cave and enjoy breathtaking views, making it a remarkable destination for outdoor activities like boat sightseeing, kayaking and coasteering.
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Tunnel Cave (Sha Tong Hau Cave)
The Tunnel Cave (Sha Tong Hau Cave) on Bluff Island is a remarkable sea tunnel formed by coastal erosion, extending approximately 60 meters. Visitors can explore its stunning hexagonal volcanic rock columns and intricate textures, illuminated by natural light. This captivating cave offers a unique glimpse into Hong Kong's geological history.
Bluff Island Guided Tour
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Boat Tour Visiting Bluff Island with 8 Wonders in Global Geopark!
For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, our boat tour offers a scenic ride around Basalt island. Enjoy panoramic views of the coastline and unique volcanic rock formations from the comfort of a speedboat. This tour provides opportunities to visit the top 8 natural wonders in the Hong Kong Geopark, take stunning photographs and learn about the island's geological history, making it perfect for families and sightseeing enthusiasts.
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Bluff Island Kayaking Tour (Professional Coach Guidance)
Experience the beauty of Bluff Island up close with our guided kayaking tour. This adventure allows you to paddle through crystal-clear waters, exploring stunning geological formations, including the iconic Guandao Cave. Suitable for all skill levels, our professional guides ensure a safe and enjoyable experience while you discover the vibrant marine life and breathtaking landscapes of this UNESCO Global Geopark.
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Coasteering Tour Visiting Bluff Island Tunnel Cave and Jin Island Bell Cave
Participants swim through stunning sea arches, explore unique geological formations, and witness breathtaking coastal views. This tour combines minor physical activity with the beauty of Hong Kong's natural wonders, perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.
Other Attractions in Bluff Island
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Eye Glass Cave
The Eye Glass Cave is a fascinating sea cave located on Bluff Island, characterized by its unique shape resembling a pair of eyeglasses. This natural wonder features stunning rock formations and vibrant marine life. Visitors can explore the cave by kayaking, enjoying breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere amidst the rugged coastline.
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Triangular Shaped Hexagonal Volcanic Rock Columns
The Triangular Shaped Hexagonal Volcanic Rock Columns are striking geological formations found in Hong Kong's Bluff Island, Ung Kong Group. Created from ancient volcanic activity and different erosion, these unique columns exhibit a triangular cross-section, showcasing nature's artistry. Standing tall against the coastline, they attract geologists and nature lovers, highlighting the region's rich geological heritage.
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Praying Hands Cliff (View from the Boat Sightseeing)
The Praying Hands Cliff offers a breathtaking view from the boat, showcasing its striking resemblance to clasped hands. This unique rock formation rises dramatically from the sea, surrounded by stunning coastal scenery. As the boat glides by, visitors can appreciate its majestic height and intricate textures, making it a captivating sight.
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Praying Hands Cliff (View from the Hiking Trail)
The Praying Hands Cliff offers a breathtaking view from the hiking trail, showcasing its striking resemblance to clasped hands. As hikers ascend, they are rewarded with panoramic vistas of the surrounding sea and rugged coastline, creating a perfect backdrop for photography and a memorable outdoor experience.
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Camel Rock
Camel Rock on Bluff Island is a fascinating geological formation that appears as a camel from certain angles. This unique rock structure is actually part of the same cliffs as the Praying Hands Cliff, showcasing the island’s volcanic history. Its distinct shape and scenic backdrop make it a popular spot for photography.
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Gate Tower Cave
The Gate Tower Cave on Bluff Island is a captivating sea cave that stretches approximately 60 meters, traversing the island from west to east. Its unique rock formations and natural light create a stunning atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for kayaking and exploring the rich marine life surrounding this geological wonder.
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Hexagonal Volcanic Rock Columns
The Hexagonal Volcanic Rock Columns on Bluff Island are striking geological formations created by ancient volcanic activity. Characterized by their unique hexagonal shapes, these columns rise dramatically from the coastline, showcasing nature's artistry. They serve as a testament to the region's geological history and attract nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.
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Ung Kong Wan Bay Beach
The Ung Kong Wan Bay Beach is a picturesque and serene destination on Bluff Island, featuring soft sands and crystal-clear waters. This sheltered bay is ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing, surrounded by stunning volcanic rock formations. Its vibrant marine life and coral reefs make it a popular spot for nature enthusiasts.
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Ung Kong Wan Coral Area
The Ung Kong Wan Coral Area is a vibrant marine ecosystem located on Bluff Island, known for its rich biodiversity, part of the Official 6 Coral Area in Hong Kong. This sheltered bay features a thriving community of hard and soft corals, making it one of Hong Kong's best snorkeling spots. Conservation efforts have successfully increased coral coverage, promoting marine life sustainability.
Choose a Bluff Island Related Tour
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Geopark Four Sea Arches Volcano Sightseeing Tour
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Geopark Ninepin Volcano Caves Speedboat Sightseeing Tour
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Geopark Double Sea Arches Volcano Coasteering Tour
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Geopark Double Sea Arches Kayaking Adventure Tour
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Wang Chau, Ung Kong Group
Wang Chau, part of the Ung Kong Group, is a small island located southeast of Sai Kung in Hong Kong. It is known for its impressive sea arch, Wang Chau Kok Cave, which rises over 20 meters tall. Positioned just south of Jin Island, Wang Chau offers stunning views and unique geological features, making it a notable destination for nature enthusiasts exploring the region.
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Basalt Island, Ung Kong Group
Basalt Island, is part of the Ung Kong Group in Hong Kong. Located to the east of Bluff Island and south of Wang Chau, it features stunning geological formations, including the impressive Guandao Cave, a large sea arch resembling the weapon of Legend Guan Yu. Known for its unique rhyolitic tuff rocks, Basalt Island is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding waters and coastline.
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Bluff Island, Ung Kong Group
Bluff Island, also known as Sha Tong Hau Shan, is part of the Ung Kong Group located southeast of Jin Island, Bluff Island features impressive geological formations, including the highest sea cliffs in Hong Kong and notable sea tunnel arches like the Bluff Island Cave. This uninhabited island is renowned for its rich marine life and offers stunning views, making it a popular destination for hiking, snorkeling, and exploring its unique natural beauty.
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Jin Island, Ung Kong Group
Jin Island, also known as Tiu Chung Chau, is located in Hong Kong's Sai Kung District. This uninhabited island is renowned for its stunning geological features: a sea arch formed within a sea stack, including the famous "Goldfish Wagging Tail" sea stack and the impressive "Bell Arch" sea arch. Jin Island offers breathtaking views and unique rock formations shaped by years of erosion, making it a popular destination in Hong Kong.